Showing posts with label john lennon. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 24 June 2015


GOOD VIBRATIONS PODCAST, VOL. 69: OLE DAMMEGARD, ROUND 3: FROM BOB MARLEY TO OPERATION 40


Danish journalist, researcher and activist Ole Dammegard joins us for his third Good Vibrations appearance this year … because there's always more to be said!

Our across-the-board conversation is rooted generally in the subject of CIA-sponsored black ops involving assassins. Ole recounts how his research has thrown up evidence of Operation 40, a network of operatives who, over the past few decades, are found to have had involvement in high-level assassinations of those who became a threat to the Establishment, from the Kennedys to Bob Marley and John Lennon. Ole recounts the story of the slow-kill method inflicted on Marley by way of a boot laced with cancer-causing poison, and the involvement of one Carl Colby, whose father William, a one-time director of the CIA, was himself found dead in very suspicious circumstances years later. He also explains how it was a hitman named Jose Perdomo, rather than the patsy Mark Chapman, who really shot John Lennon.

Ole lists some of the key members of Operation 40, a story in which the name of George Bush Sr. crops up time and time again, decade after decade. We also touch on the contemporary glut of false-flag terror events and hoaxes, with almost every such item in the mainstream news being shown to have been staged to serve the same common agenda.

Thursday, 2 May 2013

GOOD VIBRATIONS PODCAST, VOL. 14: MATT SERGIOU/ CONSPIRO MEDIA P1



In one of the most fascinating music-related chats so far, Mark Devlin talks to Matt Sergiou, who runs the blog site Conspiro Media, consisting of many heavily-researched articles on the Hidden Hand in entertainment media. We go back to the early days of the pop charts to discuss the influence of Elvis Presley and The Beatles. Matt goes into great detail regarding the possible mind control of John Lennon, his unconventional relationships with Yoko Ono and Mai Pang, and the strange business of the 'Paul is dead' conspiracy theory. 

We also address many of the prominent record labels of those early days having links to military and government research activity. Matt examines the role of Dr. Timothy Leary, the 'father of LSD' and other social engineers, in moulding the minds of young people. He concludes with the subject of 'backmasking', or the placing of backwards subliminal messages into recordings.