Eric was kind enough to have on the Anti-Naughty Podcast, which he just recently launched. It would seem I that I am the second guest he's had on. Eric and I had a good time doing the interview, and hopefully all of you will enjoy it as well.
Topics discussed include my background and how I got into conspiracy blogging; my mixed emotions concerning the presidency of Richard Nixon and his war with the China Lobby/Kuomintang and the Corsican mafia; Robert Maxwell and the rest of the family (most notably Ghislaine and Kevin); legendary private detective Robert Maheu; Resorts International and Intetel; the various mobsters that frequented Trump Tower, R. Kelly's sexual forays there as well as the infamous 2016 meeting with Russian lobbyists; the Sovereign Order of Malta and the Knights Templar/Freemasons; the possible link between the headless John the Baptist symbolism used by various esoteric orders and the Bornless Ritual; Propaganda Due; Le Cercle, Norman Lamont and their connections to the Maxwells; the Phoenix Program and John DeCamp; the relationship between political warfare and special operations; and an update on the latest progress concerning my book projects.
The interview can be found here.
For those of you looking additional information on the topics discussed, follow these links:
Le Cercle
Propaganda Due
Trump's mob/deep state ties
Robert Maheu's entrapment operations
The Maxwell family's ties to Le Cercle
Robert Maxwell's background
And with that, I shall sign off for now. As always, stay tuned until next time readers.
Self-publish, Recluse. Your book will always be in print (the major reason to self-publish in my opinion), it will always available via online platforms like Amazon (depending on which self-publishing house you choose, that online availability is built-in), and you will always have control of your content and royalties. You have a platform for exposure already, you already have an audience, and the profits with conventional publishers are minuscule anyway. You'll thank me. Talk to Joseph Farrell; he'll tell you: self-publish. Unless you are able to strike an unusual deal (and it's rare at your level), publishers own your work and you lose the control to have your book in print when they decide the sales are no longer worth keeping it there and then it's bye-bye to your work. AND the profits are nearly non-existent at the level of most entry-level authors. Even NYTimes bestsellers don't provide the profits people think. Trust me. Self-publish.
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