The Opperman Report'

Guest: Mark Rudd
From 1965 t0 1968, I was a student activist and organizer in the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) chapter at Columbia University. I was one of the leaders of the Spring 1968 occupation of five buildings and the subsequent strike against the university's complicity with the war and its racism. At the time I was identified by the press as the symbol of student radicals.
After being kicked out of Columbia, I became a full-time organizer for SDS, where I helped found the militant Weatherman faction. I was elected National Secretary of SDS in June, 1969, then helped found the "revolutionary" Weather Underground, which had as its goal "the violent overthrow of the government of the US in solidarity with the struggles of the people of the world."
Wanted on federal charges of bombing and conspiracy, I was a fugitive from 1970 to 1977. All of the charges were dropped because of government illegalities. From 1980 to 2006 I was a math instructor at a community college in Albuquerque, NM, and a perennial organizer and nonviolent activist locally on issues of native American land rights, nuclear, US military interventions, Palestine solidarity, unionization, environmental justice, and war and militarization.
I retired from teaching in 2007 and have been devoting myself since then to organizing and also writing and speaking on the history which I was involved in. In March, 2009, my book Underground was published.
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Mike Parziale - MJ Victims
4 days ago
Mike Parziale returns to give more of his research on the victims of Michael Jackson.
Ed and Mike discussed the latest updates on the Robson/Safechuck cases against MJJ inc. They also discuss the upcoming sequel to Leaving Neverland as well as the MJ Estate sponsored big budget picture "Michael".
Mike also will be discussing the new project mjvictims is working on.
It is shocking that all these cases are still revealing new information, despite Jackson having been deceased for years. And these are just the ones we know about.
Mike gives some shocking insight into the man who was known as The King Of Pop.
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Jasun Horsley - Revelations and Realisations.
When Jasun Horsley was younger, he wanted to be a wizard. He studied the occult and it gave him a certain degree of comfort away from the trials and troubles of the real world.
This separation from others and his innate interest in life has given him an insight into the world which many lack; the sense of belonging came later. And it was belonging to something greater. Thanks to his background he was and still is able to indulge himself in greater things, in kindness and a philosophy which is more long term than the consumeriam mentality of most of the world.
From Jasun’s own website
It is a window onto on- and offline activities dedicated to the uncovering of an original, invisible community that exists independently of—and free from—social identifications and consists exclusively of authentic soul connections between sentient human beings, collectively oriented towards Reality.
As sunflowers turn towards the Sun, every millimeter of our reorientation counts. The aim of Land Made Man is to assist other souls in reconnecting to themselves, human and ancestral community, and to Sentient Nature at large.
His ultimate aim is to make people see that forming smaller, self-sufficient communties is a better long term strategy than the lust for globalisation most of the world seems embarked on.
In an fascinating interview, he talks about his work, his belief in The Eternal and his ceaseless ambition to make the world a better place
He also talks about demons, voices, UFOs and Aliens. And Whitley Strieber.
Books: The Vice of Kings: How Fabianism, Occultism, and the Sexual Revolution Engineered a Culture of Abuse Prisoner of Infinity: Social Engineering, UFOs, and the Psychology of Fragmentation The Kubrickon: The Cult of Kubrick, Attention Capture, and the Inception of AI Seen and Not Seen: Confessions of a Movie Autist Paper Tiger: A Mythic Narrative Dark Oasis: A Self-Made Messiah Unveiled The Secret Life of Movies: Schizophrenic and Shamanic Journeys in American Cinema
Website: Land Made Man
Twitter: Jasun Horsley
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