GVP #075 - Jim Fetzer - Sandy Hook - "Paul McCartney"
Jan 06, 2016•1 hr 7 min
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Episode description
Our first show of the new year offers two major conspiracy subjects for the (non) price of one, as we're joined from the US by Jim Fetzer. Jim is a former marine corps officer and long-standing university professor, as well as founder of Scholars For 9/11 Truth and host of The Real Deal Podcast series.
We begin by addressing an item currently in the news - the Obama Administration's ongoing attempts to disarm the American population, and the major event that was intended to justify the move - the Sandy Hook school 'shooting.' Jim presents evidence to prove that this was a hoax event, drawing on the findings of his new, blatantly-titled book 'Nobody Died At Sandy Hook.' A short while after publication the book was banned, without explanation, by Amazon. Do you think it's something he said?
We move on to a 'conspiracy theory' that's 50 years old this year and which just won't go away - the idea that the real Paul McCartney was replaced by a double in 1966. This subject formed a big part of Jim's previous book, 'And I Suppose We Didn't Go To The Moon Either?' We reflect on its legacy and its place alongside other provable lies and deceptions incessantly foisted upon the general public.
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We begin by addressing an item currently in the news - the Obama Administration's ongoing attempts to disarm the American population, and the major event that was intended to justify the move - the Sandy Hook school 'shooting.' Jim presents evidence to prove that this was a hoax event, drawing on the findings of his new, blatantly-titled book 'Nobody Died At Sandy Hook.' A short while after publication the book was banned, without explanation, by Amazon. Do you think it's something he said?
We move on to a 'conspiracy theory' that's 50 years old this year and which just won't go away - the idea that the real Paul McCartney was replaced by a double in 1966. This subject formed a big part of Jim's previous book, 'And I Suppose We Didn't Go To The Moon Either?' We reflect on its legacy and its place alongside other provable lies and deceptions incessantly foisted upon the general public.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/good-vibrations-podcast--2594848/support.
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