13. Polybius | Sense Delete, Manson Murders and How the Deep State Really Works

13. Polybius | Sense Delete, Manson Murders and How the Deep State Really Works

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph February 11, 2021 Duration: 2:05:01

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  This episode is basically a part two to our previous MK ULTRA episode. Go have a listen to that one before this one, ay? Or not, it's a stand alone. We dive into some special details from Tom O'Neill's book "Chaos".     

  The two Smith's, Jolly West and scientific experiments on rats and humans that ultimately lead to one of those most heinous murders in global world american universal history.     

  Jesse blew my skull with some extra MK ULTRA knowledge I had not known before and am sure most don't. WHOA.      

  We definitely chat about Eminem's new record and I name drop someone from one of my favorite podcasts. I challenge him to an Eminem debate any time. Thanks for joining us today.     

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