72 Minutes PG-13 Pete asked Richard Grove to return to the show to talk about the JFK assassination and its implications. They also get into a discussion on where the term "conspiracy theory" comes from, and how it is used to squash even the most sober inquiries into events where it is obvious there is more than meets the eye. Richard is the proprietor of TragedyandHope.com and the creator of the "Autonomy" course, link below. Link to Richard's Introduction to "Autonomy" TragedyandHope.com The Ultimate History Lesson w/ John Gatto Lions of Liberty Podcast Indiegogo for The Monopoly on...
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Year Zero: Mob Tactics
In Episode 62 Tommy looks at the death of Frank Olson at the hands of the CIA. For over 60 years the death of his father has tormented Eric Olson, Frank's eldest son, and after exhuming the body in 1994 forensics concluded Frank had been murdered in 1953. Today the government's story still persists - Frank Olson was slipped LSD as an experiment and he jumped from a 13 floor hotel window. But some people know the truth. "The old timers love it. The tradecraft won." Seymour Hersh jeered at the thought of the truth being hidden for so long, but what's good for the CIA isn't necessarily good...
Another Assassination Attempt Against Afghan Vice President Dostum
He survived.
FPF #280 – MbS Tied to Khashoggi Murder
On FPF #280, I discuss recent CIA leaks that tie Saudi Crown Prince MbS to the Khashoggi murder. The leaks say the CIA assesses with medium to high confidence MbS targeted Khashoggi and probably ordered his death. Another report shows MbS contacted a member of the Khashoggi assassination plot 11 times on the date of the murder. I give my take on Trump's support for MbS and his many failures. Links Intercepted - Hondarus Around the Empire -...
If You’ve Got Nothing to Hide, You’ve Got Nothing to Fear, JFK Assassination Edition
As America marked the 50th anniversary of US president John F. Kennedy’s assassination four years ago, a clear majority of Americans (according to polls by Gallup and AP/GfK) still believed that the whole truth of what happened in Dallas on November 22, 1963 remains unknown: That Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone and that the killing was in fact the result of a conspiracy. One good reason for that belief, or at least for skepticism as to the truth of the official narrative, is continued government secrecy. To this very day, thousands of government files — mostly produced by the Federal...
If You've Got Nothing to Hide, You've Got Nothing to Fear, JFK Assassination Edition
As America marked the 50th anniversary of US president John F. Kennedy’s assassination four years ago, a clear majority of Americans (according to polls by Gallup and AP/GfK) still believed that the whole truth of what happened in Dallas on November 22, 1963 remains unknown: That Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone and that the killing was in fact the result of a conspiracy. One good reason for that belief, or at least for skepticism as to the truth of the official narrative, is continued government secrecy. To this very day, thousands of government files — mostly produced by the Federal...