Episode 49: Minding the Darkness, Minding the Light w/Peter Dale Scott (Part 10)
🕑 Added 2022-06-08 20:37:59 +0000 UTCIn this installment of Minding the Darkness, Minding the Light, our oral history series with Professor Peter Dale Scott, Peter talks with Ben Howard and me about some legendary figures in the history of American parapolitical research—namely: William Turner, Mae Brussell, and Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty. From there, we start to get into Jack Ruby and the gray alliance, as well as Watergate!
Peter Dale Scott is the prolific poet, historian, and political theorist who gave us parapolitics as well as the deep politics approach.
Follow Ben on Twitter and check out his latest series on the Boston Bombing over at TrueAnon: Episode 220: Marathon Men (Part 1)
Special thanks to Casey Moore for the episode art and Dana Chavarria for the sound engineering!
Music: "This Nation" by Mock Orange
Comments
Aaron Good
Peter is an international treasure.
William Stearns
My goodness, this series is so good. It’s kind of blowing my mind.
Himbo Slice
You have to have Dave Emory on, his 'guns of November' series is eye opening, not to mention his other 'radio free America' series on RFK, MLK, the Arayan Nations and Edwin Wilson
Luke
nm, Bobbs-Merrill, got it
Luke
Hey Aaron, would you mind typing out the name of the book publishing friend of William Harvey's which sounded like Bob Zmeril?
Aaron Good
Yes, the deep state aversion is weird, even given Trump. Everybody knows that the next election won't change anything--which points to a permanent governing apparatus. So whether you say "Establishment" or "secret government" or 'deep state' you are definitely acknowledging something real that belies what people are taught in school or through the media.
Jon Croteau
Dave Emery 2 years ago was how I found out about all of this. I had really gotten susicious after the Iraq War deceptions. Dave Emory always mention PDS with some superlative... "the great..." so I picked up his book called tge deep state. Before that, I remember an argument I had with my friends about the existence of the deep state, but noone believed me. Two years later, I shared with the same friends PDS's title 'The American Deep State.' I found out on his website that it is his own best recommendations of his own works. I have now been somewhat ostracized from the old crew but its fine.
Aaron Good
Towards the end of the discussion...we talk about the gray alliance and Ruby and such, then we start to get into Watergate...
Johnny Case
I love PDS. But where is Watergate? And congrats on the book!