The grassy knoll.

With me today on this day in March, and I want to let everybody know that this is being recorded in March for play on April 7th,

and that's at the beginning of the month in which there will be a conference out in California called Retro UFO.

We can also find out about that with RetroUFO.com, and also this interview with our guest, Kent Thomas, will be juxtaposed to the one we had with Alexandria, Chica Bruce.

And that's the reason why we're doing it, obviously, with three weeks to go before they had that conference.

Ken, I mean, when I saw this stuff that you've done, you know, who cares what I think, but it's pretty amazing.

And as I kind of said to you, you have to a certain degree one leg in the very nasty, very,

you know, hardcore world of politics and danger and death.

And also in the world that we don't know so much, and we do, we know, the nibulus world of UFOs

and what's out there, you do justice to both.

And I thank you for coming on, but how do you live

in both universes, or are they so disparate?

Well, thank you very much for the comments.

It is kind of my research specialty to put to me right there in the middle of where parapolitics and the covert world intersects with the UFO subculture.

And that's primarily because of one of my best books.

It's called Moria Island's UFO. And that is the story

of the people that were involved in one of the first post-war UFO events, the Mori Island incident,

who were later subpoenaed by Jim Garrison as part of his investigation of the JFK assassination.

And from that crowd, the next generation of that crowd, people connected to the same people,

and one of them was an informant to Danny Castellero, who was the subject of probably my most known book, The Octopus,

which is about basically the kind of transnational,atorial, global culture that we all inhabit.

So it's just, it's kind of like, I'm there because that just happens to me what my research interest is.

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