Incubator Babies Launch Iraqi Cruise Missiles We examine the history between the Vietnam War ending in 1975 and the 1990 Persian Gulf War. From the infanticide story of Moses in Exodus, to the spinning tops of The Greeks, to the invention of the modern Gyroscope by Leon Foulcault in 1852, to the German V1 Cruise Missile invented in 1944, to the first FDA approved Birth Control Pills in 1960, to the launch of Telstar and global Television in 1962, to The Beatles performing on Our World Satellite TV in 1967, to the release of “Deep Throat” in 1972, to the rise of Home Video Tape Recordings starting in 1975, to the Apple release of the Apple I personal computer in 1977, to the first commercial Basic Cable TV networks, to the founding of Cable News Network (CNN) in 1980, to Israeli War Strategist Oded Yinon publishing “A Strategy for Israel in the 1980s”, to the adoption of the TCP/IP Protocols to the ARPANET in 1982, to the disputes between Kuwait and Iraq over oil resources, to the infamous Babies In Incubators War Atrocity propaganda, the host examines how the ancient tricks of war manipulation were globalized by new communication technologies to sell another war that would largely be fought with new SMART Bomb Cruise Missiles.
