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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 & Lee, the early criticisms of The Inheritance, how The Inheritance came to him and how he vetted the story, the problems with prohibitions on drugs, and much more.
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Kris, I have to tell you……your mom‘s comment about when she stopped believing everything she saw in the newspapers strikes a particular chord with me. My eerily similar story: my fiancé was in Vietnam. He died there in 1967. He wrote me letters about what was happening. I listened to the nightly news on TV. Exactly like your mom, I heard so many contradictory accounts. Strikingly, incontrovertibly different. It hit me like a lightning bolt. I could never believe the news, government accounts again. It led on to dig, research, question, become the activist I am today.
Thank you for relating your mom‘s experience. And for your work revealing the truth of those years,