JFK Revisited and Black Op Radio Episode--Dec. 16

[Benjamin Cole]

https://blackopradio.com/archives2021.html

Every episode of Black Op Radio gets an "A" but the one on Dec. 16 is even better, an "A+".

Of course, the show features Jim DiEugenio. 

In this episode we learn that Glenn Greenwald is recommending viewers look at the Jim DiEugenio-Oliver Stone production of "JFK: Revisited" and that popular radio-show host Joe Rogan will have Oliver Stone on (hopefully with DiEugenio) after the four-hour version, called "JFK: Destiny Betrayed" is available. 

Contrast this reception to the blubbering, moronic Nov. 22 "article" by Tim Weiner published in The Rolling Stone---evidently now another Donk-affiliated CIA mouthpiece. 

Hats off to Stone, but he really needs DiEugenio to handle interviews. But re Stone on interviews, like the joke about Shaq O'Neal, "He can't act, but who is going to tell him?" 

For people newish to the JFKA, and even some older hands, the links in the blackopradio show linked to above are a tremendous first leg. 

Kudos also to Len Osanic and his tremendous body of work in Black Op Radio. 

 

 

 

 

  

[James DiEugenio]

Len is really on a roll is he not?

I am trying to get Gary Aguilar on about his new article showing how the denialists rig the process of peer review journal articles.

[Rob Couteau]

Looking forward to seeing Jim and Oliver on Rogan -- that will really catapult things and also help to inform people about the four-hour version of the film (a lot of people probably don't even know it exists).

[David G. Healy]

On 12/17/2021 at 9:46 AM, James DiEugenio said:

Len is really on a roll is he not?

I am trying to get Gary Aguilar on about his new article showing how the denialists rig the process of peer review journal articles.

a topic I've long waited to hear, please keep us informed.... thanks, Jim.

[James DiEugenio]

Rob:

As far as I know its not going to be me.  Its only Oliver.