Topic: Lee Harvey Oswald

Jack Ruby, the man who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, is linked to MKUltra doctors and pedophile ring leader John David Norman. Evidence suggests Ruby was hired as a spy by Richard Nixon in the 1940s and lived in an apartment owned by Norman. Gerald Ford’s role in the Warren Commission is described as a deliberate effort to manipulate the historical record to support the lone assassin theory.

Milligan defends the credibility of Judith Vary Baker, who claims to have been Lee Harvey Oswald's lover and a participant in a clandestine cancer research project. He criticizes the "controlled" JFK research community for dismissing her story. Milligan cites verified bus tickets and historical address records as evidence that supports Baker's presence in New Orleans and her association with the figures she describes.

The primary figures of the assassination are assigned archetypal roles: JFK as the Sun King (Osiris/Apollo), Jackie Kennedy as the Moon Goddess (Isis/Mary), and Lee Harvey Oswald as the destroyer (Set/Saturn/Pan). Marilyn Monroe is introduced as the "Black Madonna" or "Whore of Babylon" archetype, forming a duality with Jackie. The limousine and the Apollo 11 rocket are characterized as "chariots" serving as vessels for these spiritual incarnations.

The name Oswald is linked to the "divinely powerful god of the forest," mirroring the archetype of Pan. His residence in Oak Cliff and the presence of oak and elm trees in Dealey Plaza are cited as intentional markers for the "scapegoat" ritual of Azazel. Astrological analysis of Oswald’s chart, featuring a Capricorn Moon ruled by Saturn, further aligns him with the "dark half" of the Osiris myth.

In the post-show wrap-up, Greg Carlwood reflects on the wild nature of the discussion, particularly the claims regarding Scientology's depth. He mentions a segment from the second hour involving handwriting analysis that allegedly links L. Ron Hubbard to letters attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald. Carlwood encourages listeners to sign up for the THC Plus subscription service to access the full two-hour interview and support the show.

Judith Vary Baker joins the program to discuss her intimate relationship with Lee Harvey Oswald and her involvement in a secret operation to weaponize cancer. The discussion introduces her books, Me and Lee and David Ferry: Mafia Pilot, which detail her experiences in New Orleans leading up to the JFK assassination. These accounts suggest the death of the president was part of a much larger conspiracy involving biological weapons and the CIA.

David Ferry is identified as a talented pilot and central figure in the anti-Castro bioweapon plot who initially expressed hatred for John F. Kennedy after the Bay of Pigs fiasco. Ferry later changed his mind about the president but remained embedded with conspirators to gather information, which he shared with Lee Harvey Oswald. The narrative clarifies Ferry's role as depicted by Joe Pesci in the film JFK and his connection to the New Orleans research circle.

Lee Harvey Oswald observed Judith Vary Baker at the post office and mistakenly believed she was a courier due to a letter addressed to "R. Roark" at Eglin Air Force Base. The name Roark was associated with CIA pilots Alex Rourke and Jeffrey Sullivan, whose plane was later shot down. Baker discusses evidence of Oswald's movements in Laredo, including missing suits and FBI searches of bus lockers and safety deposit boxes.

Judith Vary Baker recounts her first interaction with Lee Harvey Oswald at a New Orleans post office, where she spoke to him in Russian to "break the ice." Oswald responded in Russian, warning her that it was not wise to speak the language in New Orleans. The segment also notes the proximity of her workplace to the headquarters of mafia kingpin Carlos Marcello, which contributed to Oswald's initial suspicion that she was a spy or courier.

Lee Harvey Oswald is described as a highly intelligent individual who aspired to be a spy like Herbert Philbrick, the protagonist of I Led Three Lives. Contrary to public portrayals of him as a "lone nut" dropout, Oswald earned his GED in the Marines and studied a wide range of literature including the Federalist Papers and Leviathan alongside communist texts. The discussion highlights the systematic character assassination of both Oswald and President Kennedy by the Warren Commission and mainstream media.

Lee Harvey Oswald's job at the Texas School Book Depository is described as a temporary placement arranged to facilitate his movements. Employment records allegedly show Oswald worked a full eight-hour day on November 22, 1963, despite being arrested for the JFK assassination within two hours of the shooting. Judith Vary Baker notes that the FBI continues to hold back or redact many of these specific records in the National Archives.

Judith Vary Baker and Lee Harvey Oswald had their employment records "laundered" through the Standard Coffee Company and Riley Coffee in New Orleans. Baker provides details on how they used templates to create fake backgrounds for Oswald, portraying him as a model citizen with significant savings. She highlights specific paycheck discrepancies and Warren Commission testimony from Mr. Monahan to prove her professional association with Oswald during the summer of 1963.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview with Judith Vary Baker, noting her scientific background and the importance of the weaponized cancer narrative over the "love affair" aspect. He connects the discussion to previous episodes regarding the medical establishment and expresses a personal desire to improve his own health and nutrition. Carlwood emphasizes that while the JFK history is fascinating, the vaccine and bioweapon connections have more direct implications for modern listeners.

George HW Bush has famously claimed he cannot recall his whereabouts during the JFK assassination, despite being a Senate candidate in Texas at the time. Russ Baker's research places Bush in Dallas the night before the shooting and identifies his lifelong friendship with George DeMohrenschildt. DeMohrenschildt was also the closest associate of Lee Harvey Oswald, creating a direct link between Bush and the alleged assassin.

Author Ed Haslam introduces his investigative work regarding the 1964 murder of Dr. Mary Sherman in New Orleans. The discussion establishes the premise of his book, Dr. Mary's Monkey, which links an underground medical laboratory to cancer-causing monkey viruses, Lee Harvey Oswald, and the JFK assassination. Haslam details his personal connection to the city and the medical community through his father, an orthopedic surgeon.

In May 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald and Judith Vary Baker both began "cover jobs" at the Reily Coffee Company in New Orleans on the same day. Haslam asserts that Oswald was assigned as Baker's bodyguard and handler while she conducted virus research. The two reportedly spent their mornings commuting together on the Magazine Street bus and their afternoons working in clandestine laboratories.

In late August 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald, Clay Shaw, and David Ferrie were reportedly seen together in Clinton, Louisiana, near the state mental hospital. Their presence was noted by local marshals and residents because it coincided with a CORE voter registration drive. Haslam notes that this sighting provided the crucial link between Oswald and Shaw that District Attorney Jim Garrison later used in his conspiracy trial.

Ed Haslam describes how David Ferrie facilitated secret phone calls between Lee Harvey Oswald and Judith Vary Baker in the months leading up to the JFK assassination. Oswald reportedly told Baker he was being set up and feared for his family's safety. The segment concludes with Haslam directing listeners to his website, DrMarysMonkey.com, for documents and further evidence regarding the conspiracy.

Stephen D. Kelly labels the San Bernardino shooting a false flag attack carried out by professional mercenaries, possibly from Craft International, rather than the identified Muslim suspects. He claims the suspects were "patsies" who were executed by police while handcuffed in the back of a vehicle. Kelly compares the event to other alleged staged incidents like Sandy Hook and the Boston Marathon bombing.

The narrative applies a quantum history approach to the assassination of John F. Kennedy, suggesting that unrelated events are connected by bizarre spiritual threads. Levenda highlights a 1952 seance in Maine where participants allegedly contacted a UFO, noting that these same individuals were directly linked to the Kennedy assassination a decade later. He argues that while the Warren Commission provided a particle-like view of a lone gunman, a wave-like view reveals a complex conspiracy involving weird churches and spiritualism.