Frank Lenny Hubert Mather died in Cambridge on June 14, 2018 of natural causes. Born in Lansing, Michigan on January 5, 1948 to Frank Hubert and Frieda Eva (Guttmann) Mather, Lenny retained a strong affection for Michigans Upper Peninsula: the town of L’Anse where he lived for a number of years, the family home in […]
from the Rev. Douglas Wilson, member of the Core Group of Project Unspeakable Having read JFK and the Unspeakable several years ago, I’ve been thinking about assassinations for quite a while and I’ve seen how “conspiracy theory” is used to shut off debate, to signal that we’re entering “the unspeakable” zone. So I began to […]
“Taught to lie, to betray and not to tell the truth to the public” — this is a quote taken from Dr. Udo Ulfkotte, editor of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of Germany’s largest newspapers, when he decided to come clean about his involvement with shadow government media scandals where he was threatened and convinced to […]
Many people are in denial about the power, positive and negative, that our government has over our country, and some are completely unaware. For decades we have seen events impact our country causing devastation and chaos, but fingers never point to the people who are supposed to handle these things. Officers from CIA, DIA, FBI, […]
This past November author and activist David Swanson wrote a piece on the Let’s Try Democracy blog discussing the effort to urge Senator Mark Udall to make public the report on CIA torture practices. He also discusses the “unspeakables” which underlie the reluctance of senators—and presidents—to challenge the CIA. In this article (republished below in […]
Having supported Project Unspeakable from the beginning, Daniel Ratcliffe has provided much research and expertise with information surrounding the assassinations of our four leaders; MLK, JFK, RFK and Malcolm X. He has done extensive research in this area and cites “The Secret Team: The CIA and it’s Allies in Control of The United States”. The […]
Over 50 years ago Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood on podiums to bless communities with hope, he sat on buses to communicate the value in colored lives and led peaceful marches to show our nation it was time for change. Throughout the civil rights movement this man’s voice, power and strength propelled the creation […]
Notes from the Project Unspeakable Theater Lab in NYC The Project Unspeakable Theater Lab in NYC has officially launched, and I am incredibly impressed and excited by the work of this team of eager and talented creators. The team’s enthusiasm for the material was matched only by their creativity and inventiveness, and the ideas they […]
“American Politicians Are a Bigger Threat to Democracy Than ISIS,” By Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Time Magazine, Nov. 2, 2014 “… Our election days should be an international advertisement for the glorious success of democracy. The aromatic sizzle that sells the hearty steak. The action-packed trailer that lures you to the blockbuster movie. But in reality it’s more […]
At this time which marks the 51st anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, let’s reflect on some of the things he said. The following are either direct quotes, or are quotes reportedly said by reputable sources that were there when he said them. They are all quotes from the play Project Unspeakable. The annotated […]