Topic: John Judge

Ron Patton, publisher of Paranoia Magazine, reflects on the success of Conspiracy Con 2013 and previews the upcoming ParanoiaCon. The San Diego event will feature Dr. Lauren Murray speaking on the global effects of the Fukushima disaster and Cynthia Hamill on electronic harassment. Patton invites listeners to visit the magazine's website for updates on speakers and schedules.

The concept of intelligence agencies using the entertainment industry to "test" scenarios is explored via researcher John Judge. A primary example cited is the pilot episode of The Lone Gunmen, which featured a plot involving a plane being flown into the World Trade Center. This episode aired in March 2001, months before the actual September 11 attacks.

Ken Thomas previews upcoming films related to the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination, including Parkland and Dallas & Wonderland. He encourages listeners to attend the anniversary events in Dallas organized by John Judge and the Committee on Political Assassinations. The segment highlights potential "clampdowns" by Dallas authorities on protesters during the event.

Adam Gorightly discusses the CIA's role as a primary distributor of LSD during the 1960s through safe houses and university programs. He mentions researcher John Judge's claim that the Manson family was supplied with "military-grade" acid and refers to a retracted Rolling Stone story regarding a naval intelligence handler named Nathaniel Dyke.