Dr. Jim Fetzer joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the JFK assassination research. On this episode, part of the second annual Midnight Writer News JFK Month, Fetzer discusses his newest contribution to the JFK community, JFK: Who, How, and Why. Fetzer co-edited and contributed to the work from Moon Rock Books. Tonight, he discusses his own entrance into the community, the identities … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 075 – Richard Bartholomew, the Rambler, and the Mac Wallace Fingerprints
RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW, author of The Deep State in the Heart of Texas, joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the possibility that he may have found the 1959 Rambler station wagon that was potentially used to take Lee Harvey Oswald from the Texas School Book Depository on November 22, 1963. Bartholomew also discusses the Mac Wallace fingerprints, the work of Jay Harrison, Ruth & … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 068 – If This Be Treason: JFK vs. the Far Right Wing
JOHN BEVILAQUA joined S.T. Patrick to discuss the assassination of President John F. Kennedy through the lens of the far right wing of American politics. The focus of the interview centers on Richard Condon's "dirty dozen," the Winnipeg airport incident, and the Raleigh phone call. However, Bevilaqua also traces the far right movement from the eugenics movement of the early … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 064 – James Perloff on the CFR, the NWO, and the American Deep State
JAMES PERLOFF, the author of Shadows of Power, the primer on the Council on Foreign Relations, joins S.T Patrick to discuss the history of the deep state in America. Subjects discussed by Perloff include whether or not Thomas Jefferson actually wrote the Declaration of Independence, the CFR, the "Wise Men," The 1979 Coup of the Shah of Iran, the New World Order, Vietnam, 9/11, … [Read more...]
MWN Episode 063 – Who Really Killed MLK?
PHILLIP F. NELSON joins S.T. Patrick to discuss his newest release, Who Really Killed Martin Luther King, Jr.? The Case Against Lyndon B. Johnson and J. Edgar Hoover. Nelson, the author of three previous LBJ-related books, addresses whether or not this is his last LBJ work, his own memories of 1968, LBJ vs MLK, Hoover's FBI vs MLK, the best and worst of MLK scholarship, what … [Read more...]