Investigative Journal

Violence Against Latin American Adventists

Violence Against Latin American Adventists
Not many people in States even hear about it
By Greg Szymanski, JD
Aug. 24, 2010
GRANADA, NICARAGUA — In neighboring Guatemala, a rash of violence against 7th Day Adventists pastors and church members has virtually gone unreported in the States.
According to onlookers of the worldwide religious scene, Adventists are “the last of the Christians” to make a pure [...]

Vancouver Co-op Free and True Radio Not So Free and True

Vancouver Co-op Free and True Radio Not So Free and True
Co-op lawyers threaten Arctic Beacon with libel over Pastor Annett story

By Greg Szymanski, JD
Aug. 15, 2010

After an article saying Canadian Pastor Kevin Annett’s long running radio show was pulled off the air indiscriminately for content, Vancouver Co-op Radio lawyers told the Arctic Beacon to pull the story [...]

PASTOR ANNETT WITH THOSE EXPOSING VATICAN'S INDIGENOUS CANADIAN GENOCIDE

Lake Atitlan: A Tarnished Beauty

Lake Atitlan: A Tarnished Beauty
CEO of Blue Water Satellite wants to help monitor problem with satellite imaging
By Greg Szymanski, JD
Aug. 13, 2010

The fresh water on our planet is in serious danger as more lakes and reservoirs are being taken over by toxic cyanobacteria, leaving the water undrinkable and dangerous to human health.
Save Lake Atitlan Mission, a Colorado non profit group, [...]

Free Speech and Press Taken From Indigenous People

Free Speech and Press Taken From Indigenous People
Independent voices being silenced one by one
By Greg Szymanski, JD
Aug. 12, 2010
Freedom of speech and the press is all but over in the U.S. and Canada and the following article illustrates how independent voices are being shut down, one by one like clay pigeons in a carnival shooting gallery.
Latin America is fully aware [...]

It’s Absurd To Think America Ever Was A Christian Nation

It’s Absurd To Think America Ever Was A Christian Nation
“Writing from a small town in Nicaragua on the way to Lake Atitlan, thoughts of my country return. I am not sure if I will return, but when the roads are out between Guatemala City and Atitlan, it leaves time for reflection. I was an American once, an Italian for a [...]