Topic: Honor

The code of chivalry and higher spiritual ethics emerged during Charlemagne's reign, allegedly seeded by superhuman "sylphs" who maintained private contact with the elite. This Gnostic pagan impulse transformed European culture, establishing a code of honor and self-sacrifice that did not exist previously. This historical secrecy mirrors modern national security laws that prevent mass contact while allowing private interaction between non-human beings and military or elite personnel.

Snyder identifies "Barry Lyndon" as one of Kubrick's most personal and tragic films, contrasting it with Stephen King's dislike of "The Shining" adaptation. The film follows a social climber who, despite his flaws, maintains a shred of human decency that the British aristocracy lacks. Snyder views the protagonist as a stand-in for Kubrick himself—a man who clawed his way into a high-society world but remained an outsider.

James Jenkins, a pathology student who assisted in the JFK autopsy, provides details about the handling of the President's body and organs. Milligan also discusses "The Betrayal," a book by a member of the JFK honor guard. The book describes a tense reunion where honor guard members realized the President's body had arrived at Bethesda thirty minutes before the official motorcade, proving the casket was empty during the public procession.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, citing past guest Lennon Honor's philosophy that a father's primary duty is to protect his child from unnecessary harm. Carlwood uses analogies of forced colorblindness and amputated pinky fingers to illustrate the loss of sensation that circumcised men may not realize they are missing. He urges listeners to research the topic thoroughly before making decisions for their children.

Mark Devlin will be appearing at the Truth Mind Reality Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, on March 10th, alongside speakers like Mark Passio and Sonia Barrett. He will also hold a book launch at Mystic Journey Bookstore in Venice, California, on March 14th. His new book, Musical Truth Volume Two, is available on Amazon and directly through his personal website.

Greg reads a behavioral probation contract he received in 2001 after a "rude display of contempt" during a school assembly. Despite making the honor roll, his non-conformist actions led to threats of dismissal from St. Pius X High School. He concludes the show by encouraging parents to give their children the freedom to succeed outside the "brick in the wall" system.

Lennon Honor discusses his lecture on the seven things men can do to prepare for positive relationships, emphasizing the need to heal from past traumas involving women. He argues that social programming often prevents men from seeking emotional healing, which weakens them. Honor suggests that acknowledging and resolving trauma is essential for men to become strong partners and avoid repeating cycles of failure in their personal lives.

Michael Rupert explains his current financial situation, living on Social Security, book royalties, and listener donations while refusing to re-enter the traditional monetary paradigm. Host Greg Carlwood commends Rupert for his integrity and for refusing opportunities to "sell out" to the system throughout his career.

Lennon Honor joins the program to discuss his book, The 9/11 Fear Based Mind Control Program, and the cyclical nature of mass media propaganda. Honor argues that the current rhetoric surrounding Syria is a regurgitated script previously used in Libya and Iraq, specifically regarding weapons of mass destruction. The discussion highlights how these media cycles are designed to maintain a state of psychological trauma in the general population.

Lennon Honor addresses women, urging them to heal from past traumas involving men so they do not view future partners through a "lens of traumatization." He criticizes the modern "independence programming" that encourages men and women to believe they do not need each other. Honor advises women to prepare themselves for relationships with honorable men by resolving their "baggage" to avoid unfairly projecting past pain onto a new partner.

Lennon Honor provides his web addresses, including lennonhonorfilms.com and lennonhonor.com, where listeners can find documentaries, books, and a vegan cookbook. He concludes by encouraging individuals to take life one day at a time and commit to self-refinement to transcend the "matrix of fear." Greg Carlwood thanks Honor for the "eye-opening" conversation and signs off, encouraging listeners to share the show or donate.

Greg Carlwood introduces Ron Patton of Paranoia Magazine in the San Diego studio. They discuss the recent ParanoiaCon event and the upcoming 2014 venue at the Cava Lounge. Patton highlights a presentation by Lenon Honor regarding 9/11 media trauma cycles and the systematic breakdown of the family unit.