Paul Craig Roberts person
also: Greg Pilgrim, Paul Grain, Greg Poltrain, the author, author
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▶ 1:49:54
whether JFK really didn't know what Alan Dulles was doing. Like the, I think, and this is probably just from my lack of research, but like one of the best examples would be, um, the, the work that, uh, that Greg Pilgrim did with, um, regard…
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Those deposits were there and therefore doesn't understand the entire incentive mechanism and therefore doesn't understand the entire network that he was dealing with. Mike, that's an excellent point. And for those of you who don't know, th…
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Bye. Thanks, Jeff. So I do have to tell you, Greg Poltrain, the author that we were just talking about with Indonesia, when he went to research his book, he rented a house over there. And I think he was over there for like six or eight mont…
▶ 2:49
time for the next couple of nights so let me just text Bridget and see if she's gonna pop in um changing it up on everybody um but anyway okay we're gonna go ahead and do the show with or without them all right so the Medusa Files by Craig …
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The author says that my pager went off at exactly 5.15 p.m. on April 21st, 1995. The number that flashed was that of my office at the air support unit of Tulsa Police Department. Since his workday ended at five, my first thought, according …
▶ 28:16
A hundred thoughts went through his mind as he looked up the pager number for the FBI SAC. He returned my page. Hey, Marty, Craig Roberts said, the author of the book. What's going on? I don't know. Why? I just got a page that someone in yo…
▶ 29:55
into the investigation. This was highly unusual, according to him. So he says, Marty, just exactly what do you want me to do? You know, just put your head to it and see what you can find out through the network. Keep us advised. Who knows? …
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to officially assist the FBI. He began his investigation the next day. Little did I realize I would work with the FBI until April of 1996, when I retired from the police department after 26 years, then continued my work into writing the boo…
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Just a little bit more. But this has been, to me, it's been a very fast-moving book. You know, anybody that can go from World War II Nazi paperclip to Unit 731 to Oklahoma in 300 pages is very admirable as far as I'm concerned. But Craig Ro…
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the Oklahoma bombing. And the reason why this book has been filled with all kinds of other information, but the reason obviously why this author, Craig Roberts, has such an extensive amount of information about the Oklahoma bombing is becau…
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The next morning, the author studied the aerial view of the scene depicted in the AP wire photo. Four passenger cars still coupled together were off the tracks laying on their side to one side of a small bridge with two angled down into a d…
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and a search of about six months worth of internet discussion groups on the internet found nothing either. After reading the rest of the article and watching the news networks broadcast for the remainder of the day, the author could see tha…