Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Introduction: Once again, Mr. Emory's brilliant new co-host Monte graces us with his on-air presence.These programs examine the career and activities of Spas T. Raikin, the Secretary General of the Friends of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations. Raikin was the man who met the Oswalds upon their return from the Soviet Union.NB: More complete informat…

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Introduction: Continuing analysis of the machinations of Count Max Egon Von Hohenlohe, these programs flesh out his operations on behalf of the SOFINDUS network and his pivotal role in the machinations that led to the handing over of Czechoslovakia to Germany and Hitler.After reading a declassified British intelligence document, Monte reads at leng…

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Introduction: The programs begin with a synopsis of FTR#’s 1327 and 1328, followed by analysis of the Falange and its importance for Spain, Europe and Latin America.1. Synopsis of Last Two Shows (FTR#’s 1327 & 1328): Treasonous meeting between Hohenlohe and Dulles in early ’43; Hohenlohe representing Schellenberg (SD, ITT); Hohenlohe networking wit…

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Synopsis of FTR#’s 1327 & 1328: Treasonous meeting between Hohenlohe and Dulles in early ’43; Hohenlohe representing Schellenberg (SD, ITT); Hohenlohe networking with Winfield Scott via “pre-CIA” in immediate WWII period; Ray Rocca identifies Hohenlohe as a key CIA agent in Mexico City, possibly being focused upon by Garrison; Winston Scott as CIA …

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Introduction: These programs continue presentation the legal concept of "Chokeholds" on the JFK assassination--dynamics that prove, legally, that there was a conspiracy.These do not necessarily resonate precisely with aspects of the historical record, which embraces, but does not delineate, principles of law.In these broadcasts, Jim DiEugenio, Paul…

Par Dave Emory and WFMU

Par Dave Emory and WFMU