
The voice of political conspiracy research
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

• Author Sterling Seagrave reads sections from his book “Red Sky in the Morning”
• Gives a glimpse into the raw wild, machiavellian world of Manilla after WWII
• Documents from Ed Lansdale’s G2 Manilla file led to the book (3 foot tall stack of pap... more
• John notes that many researchers acknowledge Oswald impersonators during the months prior to the assassination,
• Does not understand why researchers fail to understand there were duplicate impersonators noted in documentation published by the War... more
• Len and Jim recall the many guest interviews over 27 seasons
• The Luna Committee
• How the media covered the investigation
• An Open Letter to Rep. Anna Luna and Chief of Staff Bill Christian Read Here
• New York Times awful coverage of JFK As... more
• Ted Yacucci’s YouTube channel View Here
• Discusses the Lee Oswald impersonators, double sightings
• Did Lee get on a bus or a Nash Rambler
• Was there a command center in the Texas Book Depostitory
• The targeting of witnesses Domingo Benavide... more
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Keep it going Len !!!
I’ve heard anyone discuss that Kennedy’s back brace not only kept him sitting upright but also is why a front shot bullet was “caught” and later found in the seat. Am I missing something? Was he not wearing his brace?
Is Len Osanic developmentally disabled? He’s definitely a right winger, ironic given they were the ones who did kill JFK.
Awesome!
Still on Putin’s side I bet u don’t say anything about taking Putin’s side now will u
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A deep-dive show centered on political conspiracy research, with a steady stream of guests who analyze historical events, intelligence operations, and media narratives. Across episodes, the conversations frequently cover JFK assassination research, Cold War geopolitics, CIA activities, and the broader dynamics of government secrecy, often challenging mainstream historical narratives. Noteworthy strengths include longstanding engagement with leading researchers, a willingness to critique established committees and official accounts, and a knack for connecting historical events to contemporary concerns about transparency and accountability. This mix tends to attract listeners who enjoy rigorous, long-form analysis from a perspective that ques... more
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Recent guests on Black Op Radio include:
1. Ted Yacucci
2. Vince Palamara
3. Craig Bouzarth
4. Erin Lacey
5. William Paris
6. Chad Nagle
7. Jerry Coley
8. Neale Safaty
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