About

ALEX CONSTANTINE

Print: Alex Constantine is the author of seven books on political corruption, organized crime, the intelligence community and corporate excesses, including The Covert War Against Rock (2000), ranked by the London Observer among “The 50 Best Books on Music Ever.” He is also the author of Blood, Carnage and the Agent Provocateur (1993), Psychic Dictatorship in the USA (1994), Virtual Government (1996), and the editor of Fascism in America: The Essential Mae Brussell (2009). His next book, in the blender, will be titled, “Terror on the Right.”

Online Media: Constantine’s multimedia website, launched in January 2010: “The Constantine Report,” is a compendium of articles on the history of fascism with more than 7.400 entries. Fascism, he writes, is “unbridled corporatism” – and “intrinsically conspiratorial” – so his website is a detailed secret history of corporate influence on world politics since the rise of Mussolini and Hitler.

He has been the publisher of several anti-fascist websites since 1995.

Radio: Constantine began reporting on far-right politics in 1988 on KAZU-FM in Pacific Grove, CA, with The Constantine Report, a half-hour program that aired for five years.  He has since been interviewed by numerous radio stations and networks, including the BBC, ABC affiliates in San Francisco and San Diego, Pacifica, and numerous AM radio talk show programs (Detroit, Denver, Olympia, London, San Diego). James Whale, a popular afternoon AM radio talk show host in London, England is an active supporter and has mirrored much of Constantine’s work on his website in the UK.

Video:  Interviewed by the BBC on four occasions, once hosted an hour-long BBC documentary on the John Kennedy assassination (1998). Alex also hosted Jimi Hendrix: The Last 24 Hours, a BBC documentary directed by Mike Parkinson for Waterfall Productions in the UK.  He was interviewed in Power to the People, a video on the Black Panthers produced by Lee Lew Lee. Constantine’s investigation of the Children of God sect was the subject of a Hard Copy segment. He has appeared on a number of cable networks, including Turner Broadcasting (on the deaths of John Lennon and Jim Morrison), The History Channel, Discovery, and others.

Contact: alexconstantine33@yahoo.com