Mae Brussell Dialogue Conspiracy 0099 - 7 May 1973

Mae Brussell Dialogue Conspiracy 0099 - 7 May 1973

Mae talks about political murders, the coup in 1963, and all of the consequences that have followed. Special focus is on Watergate, political assassinations, and the intelligence/national security control of elections. Mae details the five brances of Permindex, the funding of espionage and assassination teams and plays part of a speech by Andreas Papandreou, deposed leader of Greece (1967 U.S.-backed coup).

IMPORTANT NOTE: Mae goes after General Alexander Haig pretty hard in this episode. However, John Loftus and Mark Aarons note in their landmark book, "The Secret War Against the Jews" that it was Haig who went against Nixon and Kissinger to provide TOW missles to Israel in 1973; it was Haig who had served briefly in General Gehlen's Nazi base and 'hated what he saw.'; and that it was likely Haig who was 'Deep Throat' in the Watergate scandal. Apparently, Haig thought that Nixon and Kissinger were dangerous (they were). So Mae doesn't always get things right, but this was information that she couldn't possibly have known at the time, and to be fair most don't know these things even though the Loftus/Aarons book has been out since 1994.