Mind Control
Robert Kennedy was dying on a pantry floor with three billet wounds, one in the right posterior auricular region of his brain.
Far-right propagandist Katie Pavlich EDITOR'S NOTE: Fox News celebrity and Townhall.com news editor Kat.
The Essential Mae Brussell: Investigations of Fascism in America - edited - Feral House, 359 pp, $18.
Yesterday, The Huffington Post, a site that I've criticized for some time, published a puff piece by the sinister Graham Fuller praising Kai Bird's latest dubious best-seller, this one on the CIA's Robert Ames -- a spook with quite a checkered history, including collaboration with Middle Eastern terrorists -- given the adolescent fairy-tale headline: "Why America Needs Good Spies Like the CIA's Robert Ames.
(Repost) In an anonymous post concerning the history of Urantia, I am whittled down to size (seems I'm a "religious bigot" who engages in "guilt by association" and "agent baiting") for having written that the cult is a Skull & Bones spin-off.
(This is the short version of the Mockingbird article, published by a San Francisco alternative newspaper in 1996.
I've written the Minneapolis Star-Tribune threatening a class action lawsuit, one that I think can be won easily enough (I have boxes of real documentation ((one hundred or so pages shared with the Star-Tribune, along with a polite request for a written response)) to pit against the newspaper's oily, disingenuous, easily-impeached "experts") to win a retraction of its ersatz reporting.
Also see: "Ritual Abuse"I first publshed this in 1994. Some details have changed with the passage of time, eg..
(Repost)In an anonymous post concerning my research on Urantia, the CIA mind control front, I am whittled down to size (seems I'm a "religious bigot" who engages in "guilt by association" and "agent baiting") for having written that the cult is a Skull & Bones spin-off.




