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JFK Assassination - Ep. 269 - Bombs Away Baybay · The Lone Gunman Podcast : JFK Assassination

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Joe Me Hello, Drama, Why did I'm gonna be? And Joby,
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Joby Baby, Jimbo Bey and Joby Drama, Why Day and dramedy, im
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singing Jazz, the no garment buy any And here we go. Indeed,
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what's up? Everybody? Welcome to the show. This is episode number two
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hundred and sixty nin er. That's right, folks, bombs away baby.
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Yeah. Uh. This is gonna be a sharp departure from our previous series
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of episodes, but it's something that we need to address. We've let it
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do for a little while. We got through the Martin thing, and now
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we're going to do a little exposing of some let's just say, unprofessional behavior
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in the podcast game and the JFK assassination game. So I'm your host,
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the Triple B Big Bad Bob. Along with me, it's my buddy Joe
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Barelli, Joey Scars. What's up, buddy? Hey Joe, what the
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hell are you doing? Oh? Sorry, I'm reading the tabloids because you
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know, we we get a lot of content out of the tabloids. And
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it's good morning, everyone. It will be a nice analogy to what we
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are going to talk about today, which in terms of JFK content, is
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the tabloids in the podcast. Yeah, so before we get into the meat
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of things here, I think it's essential that we provide a little bit of
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a backstory for everyone, just so you can understand where we're coming from.
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So Joe is actually the one. I mean, we were both fans of
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this podcast. It's the Tinfoil Hat Podcast hosted by Sam Tripley, and you
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know, we've both been listening to it for a while, and I mean,
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Joe's such a fan. He went and saw Sam Tripley do stand up
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and have a great picture here. Oh, we're showing it right. Here
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is Joe and Sam Tripley at jam at a Sam Tripley's stand up comedy stopped
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there when he was up in Connecticut and New Jersey. This was New Jersey
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the Dojo of Comedy, and that is a great comedy club owned by a
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friend of mine, Mike, and he's a really good guy and there's a
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lot of good acts there. So but that was there. He played two
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nights in October I believe it was October thirteenth, and fourteenth, and I
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went on the second night and not only saw one of his stand up shows,
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but saw both of them. He was doing two sets within the night.
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You know, I guess there were separate tickets. I stayed for both
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and it was extremely funny. Sam is an amazing comedian, as you know,
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many from the Comedy Store are. You know, I believe Joe Rogan
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had his origins there too, Am I wrong about that role? No,
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you're right. Yeah, yeah. A lot a lot of big a lot
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of big acts and a lot of these guys that podcasts come from the Comedy
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Store. And you know, let me just first pre qualify all this was
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saying that we don't blame Sam for this debacle that happened, although he does
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need to take a little responsibility for the guests that do come on his show
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and the theories that they propagate. While there that being said, he has
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a booker for his Tenfoil Hat podcast. Now. Sam does like seven different
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podcasts from Conspiracy Social Club with Brian Callen, Broken Simulation that he does with
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his producer Johnny Ward, and several other ones. I mean, I think
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he does a financial one. You know, he does all kinds of different
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podcasts and goes around to touring and doing stand up comedy as well, so
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he has a booker. He's very busy, so he has a booker for
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his show. Now, some of you, if you remember, I had
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another booker of the Tinfoil Hat show on my show by the name of Corey
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Hughes aka mister X, many years ago, who is now has his own
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podcast, has written a book and is still putting out his crazy Zionist theories
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of Jack Valente, shooting from the grass he know, and things of this
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nature. So moving forward to today, he's he has a booker whose name
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Mystic Mark, Mystic Mark, and he has a podcast and it's called My
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Family Thinks I'm Crazy. So, Joe, if you will continue the story
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here, I believe you met Mark in person at at Sam's show and talk
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to him. Yes, So in between the shows there was like maybe almost
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two hours and I got to speak with Sam. He's an amazingly nice guy.
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I told him this was October fourteenth, so were I was telling him
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about what we were working on for Lancer, Thank you, John, and
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he found it really interesting and he said, we'd love to have you on
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talk to my booker Mark, and I spoke with Mark, also very nice
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guy personally to me, and he gave me his email, which I sent
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him my email that night, sent him a follow up email that week,
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and as it got closer to November, I emailed him again and said,
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Hey, would you like to have us on for the tinfoil hat for the
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sixtieth anniversary of the JFK assassination, which is, you know, the basis
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of a lot of conspiracies that come after right like after JFA everything changed and
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I was putting in touch with Mark and he gave us a time. He
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said, sure, let's let's talk and have it on. Was it November
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twentieth, which was a Monday. It was. I was at Lancer,
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but I knew I would be back by Monday, so I was traveling,
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I had a scooter fall, I was leeting, but I was still gonna
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do still going to take off of work. And Ron, I believe you
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had to rearrange some meetings and anticipation of this too. Yeah. Yeah,
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I had to shut down work for the afternoon and put a sign on my
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door saying do not disturb in a zoom meeting type of thing, which I
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really wasn't. But you know it was by this time too that that you
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know, me and Joe have been working together, and I knew, and
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I'd already asked him to come on as a co host, and we knew
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we were gonna be doing the show together, of course after the Lancer presentation,
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and so you know, Joe's trying to set up, you know,
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a big get for us, because look, folks, I've been doing the
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show almost ten years, and I'm not an SEEO expert by any means.
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I somehow managed to make it this far by not having the words JFK or
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assassination in the title of my show. So if you were to go looking,
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for example, for a JFK assassination podcast, guess what's not gonna come
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up? The Lone Gunman podcast. And that's my own fault, because I'm
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an idiot. But despite that fact, okay, we are currently sitting at
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if you combine YouTube and spreaker, well over a million downloads in ten years
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on a very niche subject. Now, some of you sharper folks out there
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might see that the words JFK and assassination are being incorporated in the titles of
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various shows and on spreaker and on YouTube a little more often to try to
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come up and search results a little bit more. And you know, I've
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changed the titles of some things on spreaker, so the stuff does get picked
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up when you search for it. But you know, despite that fact,
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if you were just a random person and you were searching for a JFK related
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podcast, and even though we might not pop up, there are several others
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that are they will pop up that are credible. And how they settled on
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the guess that they had, I don't know, but Joe, please please
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continue. I just had to get that off my chest there. Okay.
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So we we had a date, we had a time set up, we
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had both prepared for it. I had emailed him, you know, once
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or twice in the week and a week or two proceeding, trying to you
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know, get more information like, Hey, what what type of platform does
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he want this on? What where does he want to do this? Thank
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you James, yes, And and we didn't receive any response. So come
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eleven twenty, which was November twentieth, on Monday, we had still not
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heard anything back, even though we had heard an email from the booker mark
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having us on for the last time we heard from him was we were set
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for November twentieth at twelve pm Pacific, which is three pm Eastern, right
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in the middle of the workday, not really the exact most convenient point in
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the day for us, but we were going to make it work and we
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were excited, and we didn't hear anything back from him until four pm,
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three fifty eight saying sorry, Sam had to reschedule let's book later something.
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And this is granted an hour after we were supposed to come on. Yeah,
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So just to be clear, me and Joe are sitting there for an
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hour waiting patiently, just in case for something to happen, until we get
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this email. So that's the first unprofessional thing when you book a guest and
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you leave them hanging like that. To me, that's very unprofessional. And
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when you're a big name podcast like tenfoil Hat easily gets tens of thousands of
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downloads per episode, you know, that would have been huge for us as
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far as exposure and to get our names out there and to hopefully help spread
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a little bit of truth in the JFK research community instead of what they decided
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to go with. So now past it's four o'clock, they've missed the window,
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they want to reschedule. And then what happens, Joe Oh, I
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go bombs away Joe Bay as they say, yeah, because I uh sure,
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bombs away Bobby. That's me. That's my word for him, because
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at different points during our year long word in research, we would both get
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frustrated at different things and go bombs away what we call it, on different
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people and or topics and or categories and just shoot out an email or a
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message on YouTube, on Facebook or something like that and just like really like
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lay it the fuck out there, you know what I mean, Like wh'ere?
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And yeah, that's what I said to him. I don't know if
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you want me to read it, but I pretty much said, listen,
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I think it's really irresponsible a the way you booked it, but be that
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you would have on an expert that really is quote close friends and and partners
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and the agenda of money making off the conspiracy industry with Judith very Baker and
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has been at her conference, and why don't you tell who it is?
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And then I'll go into the book and read one of the Well, I
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think we should just let mystic Mark introduce his own guests. Okay, because
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before before this guy went on the Tinfoil had podcast in the slot that we
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were supposed to have, Mystic Mark had him on his podcast in early October,
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and this is from his intro of his guest So have a listen to
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this. Folks wanted everybody to sort of have a chance to float back down
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to Earth, so to speak. Not that Jay and Ryder didn't do great
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work putting that theory together, but it's just a little out there, and
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I was surprised to find that some people really weren't happy with their conclusion,
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and that's fine. We need to be open minded to all sides with a
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podcast like this. So in order to balance out what some people felt like
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was too far out there theory about JFK, I had Ole on to give
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us maybe one of the most concise breakdowns of this event that I could provide,
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I mean, within my means. Obviously, Ola is probably one of
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the top ranked guys that I can get in touch with to talk about this
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particular subject. So anyways, without further ado, codebreaker and peace maker Ole
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Doma Guard joins me Mystic Mark here under My Family Think Some Crazy Podcast Thank
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you for tuning in and enjoy this episode with Ole Domaguard. Sorry that music
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kind of was putting me to sleep here, Joe, But we're talking about
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only Damn Guard here. Okay, this is mystic marks top ranked guy that
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he could have on the show to talk about the JFK assassination. And I
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can think right off the top of my head of probably twenty to thirty more
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qualified people to speak on the JFCAS assassination than only Damn Guard. I'm sorry,
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So this is who we're talking about here, folks, Only Damn Guard.
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He might think, well, Rob you being a little harsh on old
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Oi, he's a good guy. Well, you know, maybe he is,
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Maybe he isn't He damn sure doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.
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When it comes to the JFCAS assassination. There's a difference between doing real
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research and reading everybody's book out there and believing it. There's a big difference
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between calling yourself a forty year researcher into the JFCAS assassination yet actually doing no
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research. No, you read every book that's out there, every theory that's
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out there, and believe it, and believe me. We'll get there,
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folks. You're not gonna want to miss who he's got shooting in Daily Plaza.
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God. I actually before we were gonna go live, like ten minutes
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before, and we were kind of reviewing. I actually had to leave because
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I was laughing so hard. I was in tears. And you guess,
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Rob, it's true. It was. It's just it's so ridiculous on its
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face. And and I want to actually say this so exactly John. And
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so when I went up to Sam, I was very frank with him,
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like Sam, like, listen, I'm presenting at the JFK Research or Lancer
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conference. I mean, make me an expert or anything, but I just
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have to honestly tell you that your JFK content sucks. I mean, and
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this is when I heard I think it was another comedian, Joey Diaz or
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something, Edie. Don't you just create the name of Joey Diaz like that?
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Yeah? Sorry sorry, And he's he's on the podcast and he used
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to be like, oh, well, you know the limo driver turned around
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and killed him, right, And then oh no way, bra I mean,
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come on, there's like a hundred plus witnesses just in Deely Positive.
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It's just with such a big name conspiracy podcast, there's a responsibility, and
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I know there's a you know, you know, people want to make money,
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they want to get views, they want to get clicks, and that's
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fine, but stop spreading fucking bullshit. I said that to you, then
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I thought you listened. You didn't, so now maybe I'll listen to it.
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Yeah. I know you're a comedian in a conspiracy podcast, but is
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it supposed to be Is it supposed to be a farce? Are we supposed
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to not believe anything you have on? You know it? Were? You
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know, are you who we think you are? Who is a a good
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dude who is into all this kind of stuff, who wants to learn more
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about it? So you have people on your show now again, if you're
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not going to book your own guests and you have you leave that to somebody
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else, and they're providing you with duds like oly damn Guard and calling in
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one of the formerst experts on the JFK assassination, then you've got a big
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problem on your hands. So so let's let's get into a little bit about
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what only says Okay, because yeah, go ahead, you want to get
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into my bombs away email first, and I'm not going to read all of
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it, but oh yeah, yeah, I'll paraphrase it. Joe had to
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rain me in several times over the past two years from sending just bombs away
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emails to people will hey, screw you, you don't know ship, I
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hate you, you suck type thing, and you know, several times I
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sometimes I just send it anyway. That's why he called me bombs away babe.
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Sometimes I would consult him first and get his opinion and then that send
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it anyway, hence hence the nickname. But Joe, I was so proud
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of him when he finally unleashed. I couldn't believe he actually sent it without
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running by me first. But I'm so proud of you with this bombs away
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email. So please please please let the people know what you said. Okay.
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So I'm gonna paraphrase this because I'm looking at you know, let it
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fly. Okay. So, after the success of our JFK for conference,
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Rob and I have decided to withdraw or offer to appear on the Tinfoil Half
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podcast. To be honest, you're JFK coverage on both your and Sam's podcast
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again. I'm talking to Mark here. Is shameful and does harm to the
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research community. Mother muddies the water. You know, I love Sam.
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He's a comedian, a very funny one, but he is not a researcher.
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You know, your unprofessionalism and booking us, emailing us back after the
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time we're supposed to be on and leaving us hanging has pissed me off.
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But there's good news. I'm going to send you a book written by researcher
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Walt Brown. Shout out Doug, and shout out mister O'Kelly for giving me
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this book and at Lancer for free. I made a donation, but O'Kelly
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very thank you for giving me this book. He didn't expect one. Uh,
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you just wanted to give it to me. So after Harry and Boob,
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who I was presenting with, obviously, Yeah, it sounds like we
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need to send a copy to mystic Mark. We'll get there. In your
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famous words, well, I promise we'll get I'm sorry, continue reading your
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email, sir, pray continue Yes, So I'm just gonna skip up.
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But there's good news. I got you a book written by researcher Walt Brown.
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In quotations, I don't expect you to know who he is because of
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your ignorance. True though, Yeah, I learned from the best. Yeah,
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but I'll be happy to send it to you free of charge to show
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you how dumb the JFK theories you are pushing around and how they can be
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debunked by us in about ten seconds. We will spend a whole episode making
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you and Sam look stilly. You're a smart guy, but she made a
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mistake, my friend, so in living up to our words in this email,
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we are devoting a whole episode to making you look foolish, mister Mark,
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Yes, so let's see what it. Let's see what? Let what
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You read that pograph from from mister mister Brown's Oh okay, hi he's talking
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about Obviously, this is the introduction to his book. Hypotheses are put forth
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and conclusions drawn wholly in the absence of supporting original source material, and the
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results suffer and the readers are caught like JFK in a crossfire created by a
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vortex of eponymous lather, lacking in the foundations of the basic evidence. Eponymous,
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epomenous, eponymous, epomenous hippopotamus heep, heep, people, why did
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you give me all the heart ones. Yes, despite Joe's reading difficulties,
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I understand what you're saying, sir, and Judith is just one of the
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many cast of characters that only Damn Guard believes wholeheartedly in and uh and there's
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many many more so. But there's also basic facts of the case that you
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need to get right in order to put information out there, Okay, because
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otherwise you sound like an idiot. So here's a perfect example, okay of
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only Damn Guards. J D. Tippett murder analyzation. Okay, and yeah,
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we'll pause it and discuss. This was on Mystic Mark Show, So
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here we go. It was in October, yeah, past October. Yeah,
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so it said that JD. Tippett this morning when you when you really
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start checking out the testimonials of how he was behaving, for one thing is
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that he had a background that was connected to us. Well. He was
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also, as far as I remember, in this very top secret airbase in
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Japan when Oswood was there as well many of the people in All right,
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let's pause it right there for a second. JD. Tippet was nowhere near
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at Sugi, Japan at the same time as Oswald. That is insanity.
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JD. Tippett was at the time of his death an eleven year veteran of
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the Dallas Police Department, which means in basic arithmetic that he started with the
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Dallas Police in July nineteen fifty two. I believe it was Joe Yes,
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and I just want to add JD. T Hip it was a World War
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Two veteran. He was a paratrooper. I think rob I said five hundred
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twelve to you, like off the top of my head, just from reading,
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But it's the five hundred and thirteenth Airbord Division. They participated in our
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Operation Varsity, which was the last and the biggest airborne campaign towards the end
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of World War Two, crossing the Rhine more than sixteen thousand paratroopers. He
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earned a Bronze Star. And you know, a lot of the consensus around
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the JFK community is he has some type of PTSD or some type of you
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know, post traumatic stress post is World War two experience, and knowing something
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about paratroopers in World War Two, I could say that that is definitely a
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likely scenario, which maybe explains why he was never promoted in his eleven year
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a DPD. How do you get promoted? How do you not get promoted
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within eleven years, then you're a dullard. You've done nothing exemplary, but
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yet you're just middle of the road, nothing worth getting fired over, but
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nothing extra. Yeah, I think he did have two like accommodations of bravery
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I read, But I mean over eleven years. I mean that could be
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anything from like co calling on a call where someone else you know, who
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knows. But I mean back then, these guys didn't make shit anyway,
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so go above and beyond. Well, I was reading this morning and his
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salary in twenty twenty two terms and twenty twenty two calculations from you know,
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sixty three to twenty two and inflation and everything would have been forty six hundred
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dollars forty seven hundred dollars a month. But he did have kids. No,
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I read that this morning that I think something's off with that math,
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Joe. But I saw it and I was like, really, uh,
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damn, I should be coming. But you know, he had a couple
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of kids, He had a lamar, you know, all those good things.
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Yeah, so back to this, and even if even if Olie in
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his brain got confused with Roscoe White story, which I think that he might
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have. Uh, even Roscoe White was not assigned with Oswald at Atsugi.
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He went over on the same ship to Japan, but they weren't stationed at
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the same place. And Joe had mentioned too that it might be possibly getting
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confused with Thornleigh as well. Again, who knows. But again, when
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you go on a show like like this and start spitting out facts, you
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better have him straight because that one is crooked as hell. So let's continue,
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Yeah, let's continue with his JD. Tippett murder analyzation here. All
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that are part of the same network. You know, this morning he was
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acting very weird. People saw him driving around, stopping cars, checking in
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the back of the seat, you know, opening up, just like he
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was looking for someone who was trying to escape the area. Lee Harvey Oswald,
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and he was very nervous. He ran in and he was making phone
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calls. He was all sweaty like that. So he was one of the
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people trying to track down Oswald because Oswald was not supposed to get out of
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there alive. These Patsy's are normally suicided on location or killed on location.
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Suicided on location. How does that work? I guess that's when you pull
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out a pistol and say I'm gonna shoot you and they shoot you. First
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suicide by cop, death by cop. Okay, so it's case closed.
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Thank you. That the motive, it's ready. The assassin is dead.
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What a bummer now that we can't even go to court because he's dead.
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Case close, Thank you. Please go back to sleep now, let's move
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on. That's the idea. But he got out. He got out also
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because he was aware of that he was the patsy. I'm going to come
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back to that because actually, Lean Harvey Oswald in my world, was a
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hero who sacrificed his life trying to save Jave. Okay, it's so bizarre.
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It's so bizarre. This sentiment is perfectly echoing the narrative of Judith very
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Baker, whom only describes as a dear friend of his. Anyway, Daity
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Tippett, I'm sorry, continue to continue. Came on pad and tenth Street,
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and according to witnesses, he's there's a guy walking down the payment and
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he stops his police car, gets out. They start talking and suddenly this
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other, this guy he stopped, pulls up a gun. According to one
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witness, stead two different shooters that boom boom, boom, boom boom they
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fired. They killed a JD. Tippet on location with two different types of
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bullets caliber bullets. The shells left on st also different Cali different types.
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Oh boy, Uh, they weren't different caliber bullets, but they did have
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different cartridges. They were different brands of bullets. Yeah. Yeah. And
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one of the notes here I had was what really convinced uh, only and
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Mark was the love story. It was the biggest love story. This is
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Mark, the biggest love story I've ever seen. That's what convinced me.
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And he used the words regarding Ju the very biker, astounding and incredible.
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All right. Back to Tippett and then Oswald takes off. But the weaknesses
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that there was one a bit toll and the other one small and so so.
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Over the years, what I found out is that the one that the
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people that JD. Tippett stopped were also looking for Ostwald. It seems like
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his name, the guy that shot JD. Tippet, his name was Gary
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Marlow. He was he was a close friend of Jimmy Files. They shoot
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him behind the Picker fence. They both had David as a handler, but
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Jimmie Files was not aware of that Garimalo was that that day and the other
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shooter. His name is Clyde Forshaw if I'm correct. Clyde Foreshew was also
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one of the shooters and has later I'm not sure if he's still alive.
33:13
He lives in Toronto. He has had taken out at least one thousand people,
33:19
one thousand people together with his cousin Walter Tabinski, who is another of
33:23
the shooters that most people are not aware of. Ye now, as I'm
33:31
listening to this, Joe, Yes, I had wiped this name entirely out
33:38
of my brain. I had wiped this experience entirely out of my brain.
33:45
You didn't get no. As soon as I heard the names Clyde Foreshaw and
33:52
Walter Tabinski. Yes, okay, it took me back many many, many
33:58
many many many many many many years ago to when Jim Fetzer was doing his
34:06
Real Deal show. Okay, and I believe I talked about this on a
34:12
very early episode of The Lone Gum and I couldn't tell you what number it
34:15
is. I have no idea, but this is when Jim Fetzer was talking
34:22
to this woman from Canada who was related in some way. I think her
34:29
brother was Clyde Forshaw, which is a fake name. According to her,
34:37
this guy was the Geezer bandit, the Bony bandit, this bank robber,
34:42
he was the Zodiac killer. He was a serial killer who killed over a
34:45
thousand people. Like Olie just said, okay. And as we'll come to
34:54
find out later, Foreshaw was also on the Grassy Knoll and Tabinski was in
35:06
Dealey Plaza. Together they were this serial killer team, and we'll hear more
35:14
about them later. But this woman who would call Jim Fetzer or he would
35:17
call her, and there's many, probably thirty to forty different examples on Olie's
35:27
website about this. She called herself agent Ladybug. Her name was Haley Otis,
35:34
allegedly, And just to go back and listen to those audios again,
35:40
it is as dound that you can hear Fetzer going, oh my god,
35:45
this is unbelievable, Haley, this is an unbelievable story. Oh my god,
35:51
they killed a dog on your doorstep. They're trying to kill you.
35:55
Oh my god, Haley, I thought you were dead when you didn't ask
35:59
the I thought you were dead. Uh, it's just It's just as ridiculous
36:07
now as it was ten years ago listening to this tripe play out on the
36:15
real deal. And we'll get more into for Shawn Tbinsky as we go on,
36:22
because they are according to only players in the Kennedy assassination, So everyone
36:30
is players according to him. But look what we have in our chat.
36:34
Oh oh, what's up, Dug morning, sir? Yes, yes,
36:42
yes, so of course one of the main players according to only damn guard
36:49
uh is this? Have a listen to this, folks. Prestigious journalist,
36:53
Pulitzer Prize winning individuals like History channels, documentary makers, all of them buy
37:00
into something that was so obviously not correct. I mean, I didn't know
37:07
the truth. It's taken me all of these years, and I'm still confused
37:09
in certain areas. But what I'm going to talk to to the understatement of
37:15
that is that I'm now in direct contact with the person who fired that shot,
37:20
and I'm be most happy to bring him on your show further down the
37:23
road if you would like. All right, so all he knows who fired
37:29
the fatal shot that day in Dealey Plaza, and he'd be more than happy
37:32
to bring James Files on your show to admit what he did in Dally Plaza
37:38
sixty years ago for a small fee. Yeah, I'm sure, yeah,
37:45
for a small fee ten dollars. Ten dollars. Pure good time to tell
37:49
your story regarding to James Files. Because you met the assassin in person,
37:53
did you? Yeah? Back he was he was on the Grassy Noble in
37:58
twenty nineteen. So you met the assassin. I did on I did.
38:05
He wanted ten dollars for a selfie with him? Oh, now, I
38:10
just want to stop it right there. And when you and you think about
38:15
assassins, ones that would have the cohorns, let's say, to take out
38:22
a president in midday in the middle of a major American city, right,
38:28
what comes to mind to me are Cuban exiles that were, you know,
38:32
doing sealed type things into Cuba on a weekly or monthly or whatever basis.
38:42
It brings me to people like, uh, you know Lawrence Hall, Lawrence
38:51
Howard, who if you came came up to them, they were going to
38:52
blow you the fuck away. Right. There's no assassin of the president that
38:58
is going to stand behind the dleee Plaza fence and ask ten dollars for autographs.
39:04
That is just not going to happen. And that is not how assassins
39:10
operate. And if you think the assassin of JFK would operate that way,
39:15
then yeah, go to judycon Yeah, what's up, Uncle Dave. Uncle
39:22
Dave is in the house dropping some knowledge in the chat. So yeah.
39:28
And I also know that there was a couple people at least going around Facebook
39:36
that when when people made it known that James Files was going to be there
39:38
this year on the Grassy Knoll for the sixtieth, they contacted the Dallas Police
39:45
Department and told them that this guy was going to be there and that he's
39:47
admitted to killing JFK in their city and that they should go arrest him.
39:54
And guess what didn't happen that day, folks. One why because even the
40:01
Dallas police know James Files is full of shit. So let's move it right
40:07
along, Joe and let's get into the dal Tech Shooters of Holy damn guard.
40:13
This is a good one. There's a lot of people packed into this
40:15
place. But here we go. According to me, I know that people
40:22
completely disagree with me. No ship in the Daltics building first that if you
40:28
can take them up back again, please in the Daltics Building. Yeah,
40:32
if you see here on opposite side of the Texas School Book supposed story,
40:38
on the other side of Euston Street, that is the dal Texs Building.
40:43
And on the second floor. Can you see it up in the left hand
40:47
corner. Yeah, okay, on the second floor it was there was a
40:52
mining company. It was owned by H. L. Hunt. All right,
40:58
we're stopping right there, because it wasn't on the second floor, was
41:02
on the third and it wasn't a mining company. It was a uranium company.
41:07
And it wasn't owned by H. L. Hunt. It was owned
41:09
by uh Morty Friedman. Okay, basic facts. A little googling will get
41:20
you basic facts, folks. All right, let's continue with this farce.
41:25
And that day this room was left open. The guy that had the keys
41:31
was a guy called Haile Braiden. He was a mob involved gangster who was
41:37
working with the Chicago mob as well. His task was to flu from La,
41:42
get the key and open the back door. The people he opened the
41:45
back door for and led him that day was Sir George Bush Senior, the
41:49
paymaster of Operation forty this mobile. Hold on, hold on, so let
41:53
me get to straight Joe. They flew in a guy from Californa named Eugene
42:00
Hale Braiding, who somehow living on the West Coast has ties to sam Gy
42:07
and Kanna, who's the head of the Chicago Mafia. They flew this guy
42:12
in all the way from California to Texas to open a fucking door. Bro
42:19
It's all connected, man the forces, to open a door for George Bush
42:24
Senior. It gets even better, folks. Here we go assassination unit Johnny
42:37
Rosselli, who was to go between before the Lias and between the Chicago mob
42:44
LA and Hollywood, but also the CIA. He was a former hitman for
42:51
al Capone. Then we had the real shooter and Rosselli was was planned to
42:57
be one of the shooters, but he backed off that morning he got cold
42:59
fee because the CIA wanted to cancel it. So anyway, the guy that
43:06
fired the shot was Chucky Nicoletti. He was a hitman from the Chicago mob
43:09
Chucky Nicoletti and the Spotterer in this kind which you can see right after.
43:15
It's in one of these very famous photos where you can see in the background
43:20
somebody's sticking their head out and their arm out of the window, checking did
43:24
we get him, did we get him? It's a black man. His
43:28
name was Tony Isquiergo Tony. There's even a statue of him in in Miami,
43:35
Florida. It's a black band, Joe. He stuck his head out
43:40
the window and there's a statue of him in Florida. That is conclusive.
43:47
I have to agree either. So you have Eugene Hill, Brady, George
43:52
Bush Senior, Johnny Rose silly, No, he backed out, he got
43:57
cold feet, so it was, but he didn't leave. He was there.
44:00
Oh, he didn't leave. Chucky Nicoletti and Tony Nesker Escaderio. That's
44:06
five fucking people in in this room the size of a closet in the Dow
44:15
Text Building. Man, it gets even, it gets even. All right,
44:25
let's go from the Dow Text Building to the sixth floor. Joe,
44:28
maybe maybe maybe it gets better here. Uh, I'm guessing it probably doesn't.
44:32
No, anyway, So the guy that fired the shots from the dal
44:38
Text Building was Chucky Nicoletti. Chucky Nicoletti and his driver that day was James
44:45
Files, who we're going to come back to here, James Files, who
44:47
is crucial in this whole thing. Crucial anyway, We go to this Texas
44:52
school book topository on the sixth floor where where also is said to a bandon
44:58
there were three people that were three people observed that, as far as I've
45:01
been able to figure out, and this is through also contacts with Cuban intelligence
45:06
and so on, the guy that was seeing the likely bald was Eladio del
45:12
Valla. He was later murdered. Many of these people got murdered later on
45:15
when people were starting to be called to give up testimonials. Eladio del Valla,
45:22
and then there was a dark skinned man. His name is Erminio Diaz
45:25
Garcia. Both of these were exiled Cubans and also connected to Operation for forty.
45:31
And then you had one the guy to the further to the left they
45:36
were on the whole six floor, was either Richard Kaine, who was a
45:43
hitman for the Chicago Mob or Malcolm Wallace, the hitman for Lyndon Johnson.
45:50
I can guarantee you, I said, put my reputation on that it was
45:54
Richard Kane who was there this day together with Sam Giancanna from the Chicago Mop.
45:59
There was they at the Adolphus Hotel and he was latest seen these guys,
46:05
these three guys came out on the back of the Texas School pository just
46:10
a minute or so after the shots were fired. Two jumped into a car
46:15
took off. I'm going to get back to that car, and then one
46:17
ran and crossed Houston Street and ran back to main Stream and towards the Adolphine
46:23
Hotel. That was Richard Kane. That was Richard Kine who was later murdered
46:28
Oldstone. They say that it was Malcolm Wallace because there was one thumbprint or
46:32
fingerprint found on a cardboard box from the snipersness that has been identified as Malcolm
46:39
Wallace's fingerprint. But I think that that box was put there to have Linda
46:46
Johnson by the balls so that that could be used. So now we have
46:55
Ladier de Valier, Hermioneo Garcia and Mac Wallace and Richard Kane or or Richard
47:07
King. He's not sure, but he can swear on this reputation and was
47:09
King. But so they But the fingerprint of mac Wallace on the box has
47:15
been debunked long ago by Joan Mellen because they wanted to have Lynnon Johnson by
47:22
the balls. Yes, so Richard Kane was staying in a hotel at the
47:30
Adolphus with Sam g and Conna. Yes, hmm, okay, and on
47:38
that one yet. So for those of you keeping the track at home,
47:43
we have we're up to eight. We're up to eight involved, all right.
47:50
Let's uh, let's hear a little bit about this fella. They went
47:55
down. They were trained in jungle warfare, and so they they went down
48:00
that that way. It came out on the back and then two of the
48:07
what he's describing here, folks, is their escape from the sixth floor.
48:10
They were trained in jungle warfare, so they turned the power off to the
48:15
elevators so they could I guess, jungle their way out of the elevator shafts
48:22
down the wire cables to make their escape out of the back door. This
48:30
is good. Here we go. We picked up in Ruth Payne's station card
48:35
driven by another guy from Operation forty. His name was David Sanchez Morales.
48:39
Thank you. We have on the other side where it said shot two there
48:46
on that side you have to go back. If you look at the guy
48:51
right in the middle there, then can you see that this guy who's dressed
48:57
in his the light beige color, he's got a big brown bulletproof vest on
49:02
their photos on him walking across there. It's a massive, big bulletproof vest.
49:07
And if you look at he goes into like the stands like this and
49:10
he fires the shot. His name was is Or He lives in Toronto.
49:15
I'm not sure if he's that are alive, but he has told a friend
49:22
of mine who was his nephew, that he fired the shot that hit Kennedy
49:27
in the throat, but that that was a tranquilizer gun to make him immobilized
49:32
so that he could not move. If you see that, if you go
49:36
back again, he will see that. He moves up very relaxed boom,
49:39
and the shots fired. Kenny goes like this and he just lowers the gun.
49:43
Can you see that, very relaxed boom and down? Can you see
49:51
that boom? They're actually yeah, yeah, narrating those. This is where
50:00
so many people are confused when they see that the shots that hit Kennedy in
50:07
the throat very very fine caliber. That it came through the windshield because there
50:12
was a crack in the windshield. But we've tested shooting at windshields and if
50:15
you fire like that, since the windshield was angry, the bullet it goes
50:22
slightly down when it goes through. It doesn't pass through straight like this,
50:27
and so that doesn't make any sense. People have made measurements like that,
50:30
and also they say it was a crack, it wasn't a hole like an
50:35
open hole, which it would be. I would strongly suggest that is the
50:39
guy, and I have his cousin's testimonial where he describes some great detail.
50:44
He was bragging about it. He's also the guy that is being photographed outside
50:49
the embassy in Mexico City where the CIA had taken photos of him, saying
50:53
that that was Oswald. It was not Oswold. He's a big dude Ukrainian
50:59
background. He was born into an assassination program, just like Jimmy Files.
51:04
We're gonna come back to another one where they were from a very very early
51:07
age, like three four years old, brought into assassinations, first trained on
51:14
animals, then babies, then kids, then teenagers and then that's the great
51:22
part for me. It's like from animals to kids, to like toddlers,
51:27
to teenagers, then you can finally graduate to adults. Yeah, we'll get
51:31
straight from killing dogs to killing babies, then grown people. And it starts
51:37
at the age of three or four yes, yes, this top secret CIA
51:42
assassination program, right yep, Okay, sure now what they were describing here
51:52
when it comes to the guy with the giant bulletproof vest on if you go
51:58
back and watch this apruif and focus on this guy, he's clearly clapping his
52:02
hands as the motor ked goes by. But this is him right there in
52:10
the middle of the road behind the station wagon. Clearly it's not a bulletproof
52:15
vest. Clearly it is a apron because the guy's a fucking butcher. Okay,
52:25
over off of Main Street. He's been identified. We know his name,
52:30
we know who he was, we know his story. You know what,
52:35
Rob, clearly our the damn guard does not. You know, Rob,
52:39
I actually think, if you can go back to that picture for a
52:42
suck, I think that that bulletproof vest, you know, you see that
52:49
little dip in it like comoneers you know jump, Yeah, that might have
52:53
been the design of the sixties to protect your junk of bulletproof vests. It
53:00
might. It definitely wasn't something you know in that middle pocket aprons had.
53:04
You know, he also could have been a baseball umpire who came straight from
53:08
a game over to Daly plaza to watch the motorcave. I mean, come
53:13
on, people, but yeah, the bullet proof vest with extra protection around
53:20
the drump definitely. Yeah. Why don't they have those? I don't know,
53:24
don't need them. Maybe they do, all right, So let's go
53:29
from there to the grassy knoll. Who's on the grassy nole shooting Joe everyone
53:35
else? Three shooters at the grassy nose. There three more car that he
53:40
reversed out, and it's a white to Chevy where there's a guy you can
53:46
see him in one of the movies if you can see he's standing next to
53:51
it. He was sitting inside the car with the with the back open,
53:54
and then when the limo turned around, he jumped next to the car.
53:58
He's standing leaning up against the car are And that's one showier for you.
54:02
Hit His name Clyde Foreshaw. He's the cousin that Waltter Tabinski. Then a
54:10
little bit further down towards you can see that there's sort of like a marked
54:16
staircase going down. It's not correct, actually it should be. That's not
54:22
correct, but anyway, it doesn't matter. A bit. Further to the
54:27
sound, there's like a wall with a ninety degree angle where there's a guy
54:30
he goes under the name of Badgman or black Cat that is being photo because
54:37
he was in a black Cat otherwise known as Badgeman, folks, the black
54:43
Cat. He was a DC super villain in the Batman series Black Cat in
54:52
Dallas police officer uniform, the black uniform. His name Lucien Sachti. He
54:58
was Chicago. No, not in Chicago hitman. He was a hitman from
55:02
the Marseille, the Mob in France. Who so yeah, on the on
55:12
the grassy, know we have James Files, Lucy and Sarti and Clyde Foreshaw
55:21
getting a little crowded behind the grassy. No, folks with Morales driving as
55:25
wait, he's picking them up right, No, he picked up Oswald right
55:30
after them and then the other shooters because it escaped off the sixth floor because
55:36
Morales has like the deputy director of Officer Jane Wade would definitely do that.
55:43
Yeah, but that's not all, folks. Don't forget the storm drain.
55:46
No, we also have a shooter from down a storm drench like there was
55:55
because it was it's right where to the right of the limo when the headshot
56:00
is being fined the limma comes to more or less an absolute halt because the
56:04
driver, for some bizarre reason, instead of doing what a sacred service agents
56:08
should do is step on it as soon as there's something wrong, he almost
56:15
stops the car and possibly also turns around with a special gun. According to
56:21
William Cooper, Bill Cooper, who later died or was murdered, he who
56:27
was in all of these type of operations. He said that there was a
56:30
special gun with some turtle poison in a highly highly toxic to make sure,
56:36
because very often you have trying, hold on, hold on, hold on,
56:38
hold on, I got So we have Frank Sturgis in the storm drain
56:45
and we have Roy Killerman turning around shooting a gun with turtle poison in it.
56:54
Turtle poison, Well that's untraceable, Rob, didn't you know what the
57:00
actual fuck? Turtle poison? And one person runs up to the victim and
57:07
make sure that he's dead. That's the thing. Make sure that he's dead.
57:12
They did that with the Martin Luther King. We can do that in
57:15
another show. The guy that final that hit him with or shot him and
57:20
the extra time his name is Marion McCullough. He's still alive with with Martin
57:27
Luther King, but here I believe that the pressure would put on on Bill
57:30
Greer to make sure that he was dead. I don't know. Maybe they
57:36
I've never seen anyone look into this weird behavior of the driver, but maybe
57:40
they had his family, maybe they he was anca ultra. I don't know.
57:45
But he's doing the exact opposite of what he's supposed to do. And
57:51
but at the time when when it comes to almost a full stop, we
57:57
see that Kennedy, first his head goes forward and then his whole head just
58:01
explodes. This supprt of film has been heavily manipulated, so it's hard to
58:07
know exactly what the original looked like, but there's been There was one guy
58:13
that did a computer graphic reconstruction on his head and you could see that that
58:22
part of his skull was blown up off from underneath, from the right and
58:29
underneath, and it's I believe that according to James Files, Chucky nicol Letty
58:35
hit Kennedy in the head from behind, just like a fraction of a second
58:39
before Files hit him here. He was aiming at the right eye, but
58:44
hit him here because his head was pushed forward. But I believe since the
58:49
car was almost at a standstill, that there was possibly tea shots by more
58:53
or less simultaneously, and that there was one shot. I mean we're talking
58:58
about ten feet eight feet very very close distance from this little storm drain that
59:04
day since then that the put concrete in, so he comes to find it
59:07
anymore. But anyway, so that was one and possibly the guy that fired
59:12
there was Frank Sturgeer, because I'm not sure we got to get everybody from
59:20
Operation forty into this assassination. Yeah, and uncle uncle Dave wins the day
59:28
with the comment of the day. Uh, the real gunman with as Simon
59:37
is turtle wax poison gun. His next one is pretty funny too. Never
59:42
drop acid while doing your research. Just a tip. This guy's definitely on
59:50
something. Yeah, so, I mean it's hard. It's kind of like
59:59
a like a broken clock is right twice a day. If you name as
1:00:05
many people as you can, you might be right on a couple of them.
1:00:10
I think he actually did say the umbrella man and dark complectic guy was
1:00:20
Hargraves and Santiago, which I do agree with. So no, no,
1:00:25
no, he said, if somebody calling themselves Roy Hargraves. It wasn't actually
1:00:30
Roy Hargraves. Oh yeah. It reminds me back to something when I got
1:00:37
my first job in finance, what my senior partner said to me. He
1:00:42
said, you know enough information just to be dangerous, right, And this
1:00:45
is when I was like brand new, like you know, first year,
1:00:50
and I'm giving him like investment, you know, recommendations for clients and stuff,
1:00:54
and he goes, you know, just enough to be dangerous. And
1:00:58
I feel like that that quote just like stuck out to me while reading this,
1:01:02
because when you go to was website, it's every conspiracy ever known to
1:01:08
man is on there, right, So everything's a conspiracy. Everything is this,
1:01:13
everything is that. And and god knows, I agree with them on
1:01:16
a couple of things, and I like his overall message in general in terms
1:01:22
of Ali's in terms of like, but he's not a researcher, Joe,
1:01:25
he's a parrot. Yes, he's an entertainer. No, he's a parrot.
1:01:30
He's a storyteller. No he's a parrot. Yeah. Well, like
1:01:35
another all he does is repeat crap that other people say. This guy's name
1:01:40
might as well be Jim Fetzer Junior or Mark this is the same ship that
1:01:49
Jim Fetzer was saying, when when you could actually be on and do it,
1:01:52
do a show without being canceled. I mean, it's just it's mind
1:01:59
boggling. It's it's the same exact ship from Jim Feser. Did this guy
1:02:01
saying that's been debunked twenty ways from Sunday over the years, that they paid
1:02:07
no attention about. But because of the good story, he believes it.
1:02:12
You know. Yeah, here's another doozy for you folks, another change,
1:02:16
another I mean multiple autopsy man manipulate the photos, manipulate the autopsyes the steel
1:02:23
that brain dumped the body out at sea. Kennedy wasn't He's not buried at
1:02:28
Arlington. He was stumped out over the Atlantic Ocean not far from there is
1:02:32
whatever it's called, not far from where Kennedies are, in a concrete casked
1:02:38
with sixteen inches old, so that he would sink down. All of the
1:02:42
reason for that was except that nobody would ever look into because there was actually
1:02:50
the guy that that first that made the first steps with James Files to come
1:02:55
to a point where he would admit his involvement. Was the guy that that
1:03:00
legally was in the process of exsuming the body of JFK to show the damages,
1:03:07
and then he died, and it was also he died on a mysterious
1:03:10
circumstances, which was another reason why files that, you know, for the
1:03:15
widow of him and also for him as a friend, he decided to step
1:03:21
up and step forward. What do you say? Go ahead, go ahead?
1:03:27
I was asking said, do you think he knew he was a Patsy
1:03:30
Lee Oswald? Yeah, yeah, for sure, he knew that. From
1:03:34
the twenty ninth of July. He was aware that he was being set up.
1:03:38
He was part of working with these guys. They were in the whole
1:03:43
process of taking out Field Castro for a long time with biowarfare. He was
1:03:49
involved in in New Orleans with doctor Mary Sherman and with Judith Ferry Baker and
1:03:53
Jack Ruby, Dave Ferry, all of these people were playing show as well,
1:03:58
were involved in creating this bio way against Field Castro. And then suddenly
1:04:02
JFK became the major problem. So they changed the canon aiming at Castro and
1:04:10
they used the exact same people against JFK. And it was at that point
1:04:14
where I believe that David Aptley Phillips or the Gray Wolves in the in the
1:04:19
CA we're looking for the perfect patsy that they can could control and with Also,
1:04:29
so they buried JFK's body in a concrete coffin at c with sixteen inch
1:04:33
holes in it, so the body can never be found or exhumed, so
1:04:38
the truth will never be known. Joe yes, off of st marriage or
1:04:43
whatever. What do you know? The thing? I wonder if we'd go
1:04:47
like scuba diving and look for that caskie. Yeah, can you imagine finding
1:04:53
that one day? Yeah? Yeah, they just fooled everybody. Yeah,
1:05:00
you know when they when they even dug JFK's body up and moved it in
1:05:02
Arlington Cemetery at one point. All right, so let's cap this off with
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our last SoundBite of the day that encapsulated only damn of guards beliefs for everyone
1:05:15
here in case they weren't clear yet. What do you what do you say
1:05:19
to people now like our own booker Mark, who think that JFK staged his
1:05:27
own assassination or people staged his assassination and that what we saw were squibs and
1:05:31
a bunch of advanced effects. Uh he Now, let me let me pause
1:05:36
it real quick there, because what they're referring to is jfk X, another
1:05:43
movie that came out around the sixtieth done by Jay Wiedener, uh, the
1:05:47
guy who did Kubrick's Odyssey and you know, we didn't go to the Moon
1:05:51
and all that stuff, which I don't really have a problem with that work
1:05:54
from Jay Wiedener, but this one, and we will do an episode on
1:06:00
jfk X coming up, because it's ridiculous when it's face even more so than
1:06:05
this only crap. But that's what they're referring to because myssing Mark had Jay
1:06:12
Whedoner on a show and got murdered for it because it's idiotic. It's an
1:06:19
idiotic premise that it was a squib and that his death was faked and it
1:06:27
was a Hollywood production basically, So that's what they're referring to here. Yes,
1:06:32
he told me this in person. He said, what do you think
1:06:36
of that jfk faked his own death? And then it was like a you
1:06:41
know, like a bag full of blood and whatever. And I just like
1:06:45
looked at him and I was like, I think I rolled my eyes a
1:06:50
little too. I would have laughed right in his face. Well, I
1:06:53
tried to like be you know, be respectful of other people's you know,
1:06:57
come on, especially a booker of the show. But I don't think I
1:07:01
could have contained myself. I think I literally was like, oh my god,
1:07:06
yeah that's pretty bad, Like I can't even entertain that conversation. And
1:07:13
yeah it's and this is the type of people they like to have on And
1:07:18
they reference the jfk assassination, you know a lot as like the Mother conspiracy,
1:07:26
the thing that got people into looking at everything else. Right, but
1:07:30
get it right, folks, get it right. But here's the rest of
1:07:35
only summon it up for you, folks, actually did not die that day.
1:07:39
This is a pruter films of production. What do you say to that.
1:07:44
I would finish this into you by saying, if so, forty three
1:07:46
years of my life has been in complete vain because I found nothing of that.
1:07:51
I found so much of the rest that I've been all over the world,
1:07:56
I've been tragging. I'm a close friend to many of the people,
1:07:59
key people. I'm a friend of you, Howard Hanson, I'm a friend
1:08:01
of Chauncey halt'st I'm a friend of was Mistress. I'm the friend of the
1:08:08
Bushka lady, I was a friend of Jim Morris. I I'm a friend
1:08:11
of Jim John Barbara. I mean, I'm as close as you can get
1:08:16
with people still alive. I'm becoming friends with James Files. You can for
1:08:24
ten dollars people now the list of people that he listed there. Okay,
1:08:30
Judith, Barry Baker, Beverly Oliver, James Files, Clyde Forshaw, and
1:08:41
all this other crap. This is the basis for all disinformation seeping its way
1:08:46
into the JFK assassination research community that poisons the mind of people that are new
1:08:55
to the case or that don't tend to do much research. They hear this
1:09:00
crap supposedly put out there by a JF top JFK assassination authority and believe it,
1:09:09
and then they turn into propagators of the same thing. They turn into
1:09:13
parents, and then they get in these Facebook groups and want to argue with
1:09:16
you because they haven't done one ounce of research, but they've heard a great
1:09:20
story. You know. It's just frustrating, and this is the kind of
1:09:29
crap that you want to put on a very famous, respected conspiracy theory podcast
1:09:39
that gets tens of thousands of downloads a week. Come on, You've got
1:09:45
to do better than this. Sam, gotta do better. Sam. And
1:09:49
I love you. I you know, I traveled over an hour to see
1:09:56
you speak. I met you. I thought you were a great guy.
1:10:00
To your credit, your both your sets were completely different, completely fed off
1:10:04
the crowd, and you were great. And I told you then you need
1:10:09
to improve your JFK content because it's just it's shameful. That's why I told
1:10:13
Mark in the email. It is shameful the ship that you motherfuckers are putting
1:10:18
out there. And this is what we got bumped for, Joe, this
1:10:24
is this is what pisses me off. This is what you bumped us for,
1:10:28
to have this clown on your show, to put forth all this crap
1:10:33
that nobody believes it's true except mystic Mark. How about you go looking a
1:10:39
fucking crystal ball, dude and get the truth. Go hug a tree in
1:10:45
the park, pray to the elf fairy sitting on your windowsill. Whatever you're
1:10:51
doing, bro, it ain't working. Rub one of your one hundred dollars
1:10:58
crystals and see if it brings you some of the light. Or you know,
1:11:01
we can all just go to only damn Guard's website and plump down nine
1:11:06
and fifty nine dollars ninety nine cents on a five terabyte research vault. Okay,
1:11:17
I mean seriously, that's worse than the fucking uh proudy archive over at
1:11:25
black Op Radio. This this guy wants nine hundred and fifty nine dollars in
1:11:32
ninety nine cents for his research, which is not research, which is I
1:11:40
read a bunch of books. I wrote down some notes from these books.
1:11:44
This is my research. I had a dream of. Uh, my father
1:11:49
had a ring. It was an Air Force ring. That definitely meant he
1:11:54
spy. That meant you gotta download, you gotta download. And I know,
1:12:00
I just did. I realized, and and you know he puts files
1:12:04
everywhere from Operation Phoenix and Vietnam to fucking uh fucking Watergate. But it was
1:12:12
a separate operation. So m accord work for the Office of Security got caught,
1:12:16
but files didn't. He was such a genius, he was. He
1:12:20
was busy. He was busy killing. He was busy killing Marilyn Monroe.
1:12:25
Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah another one and training Cuban exiles. Yes,
1:12:30
that's another one that we're not going to really touch. Here because it's
1:12:32
just so anyway, folks, we just needed to get that off of our
1:12:35
chest because it pissed us off that this is what we get bumped for.
1:12:40
So we're exposing them. We're exposing mystic Mark and his booking ability and his
1:12:45
unprofessionalism in dealing with a podcast with over a million downloads. This is what
1:12:51
you get. You get some cat from across the pond who doesn't is not
1:12:56
even American, who doesn't even know what the hell he's talking about, spouting
1:13:00
all this crap about people that have been debunked, theories that have been debunked,
1:13:06
like it was truth. It's shameful, it's abhorrent behavior. And I
1:13:14
also think it's lazy, Rob because it is lazy because they've had only on
1:13:17
before, right. They a couple of times. I think they did very
1:13:29
little questioning of anything he said. It was just almost a rant, and
1:13:32
I dreamt this. I believe this. According to me, You know,
1:13:38
he puts all these little prefaces in front of all his things, but it's
1:13:44
not trying to understand a new topic, right, which in our case was
1:13:51
was an alias that that we had thought and improved per documentary evidence that was
1:14:00
round from you know, the early nineteen sixties to Watergate up to maybe even
1:14:05
the nineties if you taken to consul and to content or into consideration, you
1:14:13
know, the JFK Task Force, Lady Joan Martin. But again, it
1:14:18
wasn't like we were going to go on there and do our Lancer presentation.
1:14:21
It was going to be an entire JFK assassination thing, which I'm sure as
1:14:26
goons would have dropped in asked them questions, what do you think about this?
1:14:29
And what do you Well, that's horseshit because this, well that's not
1:14:32
true, because this that is a myth. Because of this, you know,
1:14:38
when you're talking about James Files and Judith Barry Baker and Beverly Oliver and
1:14:44
all these other clowns that this guy wants to throw out there, there is
1:14:48
absolutely zero proof of any of it. Zero not mentioning any documents, no
1:14:55
proof of anything. And of course that's a conspiracy of its own. They've
1:14:59
been He's from the history books. All there's documents with their names in it
1:15:02
have been destroyed and bullshit, bullshit. So just to wrap things up here,
1:15:13
we just wanted to put it out there and let you know that we
1:15:15
are still putting up the good fight. We try to get the truth out
1:15:19
there, but we've run into obstacles like this where we get bumped for idiots
1:15:26
like that, and that is the truth, my friends. But we will
1:15:33
still be trying to bring you the truth of the assassination. The original tagline
1:15:38
for the show was where truth comes to shine and myths comes to come to
1:15:43
die. Right, So that's the premise. We bust myths here, we
1:15:48
bust this guy's ass. He knows nothing. If you see him on a
1:15:55
show, just know to stay away because all you're gonna hear about is Jimmy
1:15:59
Files and Verry Baker and Clyde for Shawn Walter Dobinski and all this other Fetzer
1:16:04
crap. Like I said before, his name might might well be Jim Fetcher
1:16:09
Jr. Because it's the exact same narrative put forth by Jim Fetcher, word
1:16:15
for word, character by character. And just be aware and stay far away
1:16:23
and feel free to go find these episodes out there in the world and comment
1:16:27
that they're all idiots if you'd like, you know. Yeah, and PSB
1:16:32
Honisty had a funny comment, do we where do we have? Joe DiMaggio
1:16:36
shooting from that might have been like the what was the far side of the
1:16:42
knoll. Maybe he was on the bridge where he's on the south, the
1:16:45
south Nole South. No, we haven't quite established that with Ali yet because
1:16:49
he is in contact with all the remaining shooters and named I believe eleven or
1:16:58
twelve of them, and yeah, Robs having some juice and it's just,
1:17:06
you know, it's it's it's embarrassing to be honest. That's such a great
1:17:12
podcast such as the Tinfoil Hat is putting out content like this, and uh,
1:17:17
you know, if you see the sam I like you. I love
1:17:21
a lot of your content, but you need to do better. Told you
1:17:25
that in person. I'm telling you again for like the third time this episode.
1:17:28
Do fucking better. You're smart, do better, Yes, do do
1:17:34
much better. So anyway, folks says it for episode number two hundred and
1:17:40
sixty nine. Thanks again for joining us. It's been a blast. We
1:17:43
love getting our getting this off of our chests and giving you all some truth
1:17:50
and not mentioning the name Martin once in this show. Hopefully well I did.
1:17:57
Yeah, you referenced it, damn you well. It was part of
1:18:00
the context, sir, right, right, and so today is Let me
1:18:05
also mention today as the last day you can get twenty four percent off in
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the merch store link down below in the description. If you want to cop
1:18:13
some merch and get twenty four percent off, do it by the end of
1:18:17
today. People, Joe, do you want to add anything before we go?
1:18:25
Sir no, I just want to thank everyone who has joined us today
1:18:30
as always on this Sunday morning now afternoon. We appreciate all your support and
1:18:41
tuning in with us and everything, and we look forward to seeing you next
1:18:45
week for a new surprise content. And actually, Rob, should we point
1:18:54
out that next week you might have an after party somewhere over on locals.
1:19:01
We might do a live stream over there, kind of a Q and A
1:19:03
thing after the show. Just come hang out and shoot the ship a little
1:19:08
bit. You know, it's one thing here to inter interact with comments and
1:19:12
everything else, but we love to do it in a much less stringent environment.
1:19:19
And you know, we're trying to do a show and also answer comments,
1:19:25
but it'd be nice to just focus on you guys and answer some questions
1:19:30
you may have or some show topics you want to hear us talk about.
1:19:34
Stuff like that so uh we may do that next week, so stay tuned
1:19:39
for that. Yes, and thank you all again and we look forward to
1:19:48
seeing you next week. Yep for Joey Scars, but Relli, it's your
1:19:56
boy. It's your boy, The Triple B. Rob Clauk signing off.
1:20:01
Thank you guys for joining us and hanging out. It's been a blast and
1:20:04
we'll see you next week. Folks, pup peace and chicken grease some peacem