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MWN Episode 111 – Mae Brussell on Alexander Haig and the Reagan Assassination (MWN Legends Series 009)

In this, the current installment of the MWN Legends Series, we listen to excerpts of three Mae Brussell episodes from 1981. We begin with an amazing bit of foreshadowing, an episode Mae recorded days before the attempt on Reagan's life (March 30, 1981). Then we move to episodes recorded less than six weeks after the shooting. Mae talks about the history of Alexander Haig, including his far-right sponsorships and ties, as well as his close relationship to Alexander Butterfield. We also listen to … Continue Reading

MWN Episode 110 – Landsdale, CIA Drugs, The Inheritance, Skull & Bones, and TrineDay with Kris Millegan

TrineDay's Kris Millegan joins S.T. Patrick to discuss Edward Landsdale, CIA drug programs, Skull & Bones, and much more. Millegan is the owner of TrineDay Publishing, maybe the best alternative publisher existing today. Tonight, we discuss the origin of TrineDay (the company and the name), how the decision is made to publish controversial books, what it's like to deal with the critics who challenge the works he publishes, the flak he has taken from publishing Judyth Vary Baker's Me & … Continue Reading

MWN Episode 109 – David Denton, the JFK Historical Group, and Olney 2019

Professor David Denton of the JFK Historical Group and the Center for Deep Political research joins S.T. Patrick to discuss his entry into the JFK assassination community, the April 5-7, 2019 conference at Olney Central College, the origin of the JFK Historical Group, The Inheritance, the 2017-2018 JFK document releases, and teaching a class on the political assassinations of the 1960s. Information on the Olney Conference is available at JFKHistorical.com. Information on Professor Denton … Continue Reading

MWN Episode 108 – Reassessing Watergate with Geoff Shepard (Part Two)

Author Geoff Shepard is back with S.T Patrick to continue their discussion of Watergate. In tonight's episode, Shepard covers, in depth, the problems of the Watergate-era biographies, how and why the Nixon tapes are misunderstood so often, the infamous 18 1/2-minute gap, the "smoking gun" tape, why Dean accused Nixon of stonewalling after Dean himself had encouraged Nixon to stonewall throughout the process, the pre-Watergate history of John Dean, the origin of "Deep Throat" and how and why the … Continue Reading

MWN Episode 107 – Douglas Horne on the Zapruder Film Alteration Debate

Douglas Horne joins S.T. Patrick on the first episode of 2019 to discuss the debate over Zapruder Film alteration. Horne is the author of the five-volume Inside the Assassination Records Review Board: The U.S. Government's Final Attempt to Reconcile the Conflicting Medical Evidence in the Assassination of JFK, JFK's War with the National Security Establishment: Why Kennedy Was Assassinated, and the two-volume Deception, Intrigue, and the Road to War, which discusses FDR's actions leading up to … Continue Reading

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Corrections for DTJ Issue #1

[As this was our first issue of DTJ, we have unfortunately made a few errors. Though there was extensive proofreading, some things slipped by us. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused to either the writers or readers of Deep Truth Journal.] These are the corrections for issue one: * On page 9, […]

Deep Truth Journal #1 is here!

The first issue of Deep Truth Journal is out and can be purchased in two locations: Alibris and AFP. We are still working through the issues to get it posted on Amazon. We have assembled an all-star team to write for issue one. Don’t miss out. In issue one, we feature writers Jim DiEugenio, Lisa […]

“The Deep State in the Big Easy” by William Davy: The Complete Endnotes

[In the first issue of Deep Truth Journal, William Davy, the author of Let Justice Be Done, submitted a fascinating article entitled “The Deep State in the Big Easy: Jim Garrison’s Quest for Justice.” Unfortunately, his endnotes were cut off at number 51. I would personally like to apologize to Mr. Davy for the error. […]