On January 18th, 2020, just one month before the COVID lockdown's began, the Danish National

Symphony was about to perform for a packed house of 1800 people.

The conductor, Valdemar Johanson, stepped onto the stage to take his place behind the podium, baton in hand.

Little did he know that a beautiful yet deadly assassin by the name of Nastasia Foldstedlund, hidden in the rear of the auditorium, trained the sight of her

sniper's rifle dead center on Johanson's back. A shot rang out and Johanson fell to the ground, dead from a single

bullet. The crowd gasped in horror. What happened next will shock and surprise you. Here's the

audio from the scene of the crime. Thank you. So, Oh, Oh, And the Oh, Welcome to the genius of Thomas Sola podcast. I'm your host, Alan Wollin.

The song you are listening to is the original James Bond theme song from the 1962 classic Dr. No.

This composition, like James Bond himself, has withstood the test of time and still elicits gasps of delight and amazement from audiences around the world.

Dr. No was the first in a series of 25 James Bond movies over a 60 year period.

The James Bond saga started in 1962.

Maybe it's just a coincidence, but that was the year my personal saga began.

That was my birth year.

Perhaps that's part of the reason James Bond is so deeply embedded in my psyche. I grew up with Bond. But more about James Bond later, so buckle up.

Ever since I announced I was going to have Gad Saad on the podcast,

Strange things have been happening to me.

I'm not a paranoid person, but lately I get the feeling I'm being followed.

I've been noticing the same faces at my neighborhood Starbucks,

all showing up coincidentally at around the same time I get there.

Yesterday on my morning hike in Griffith Park, I noticed a couple, about 500 feet ahead of me

on the trail for at least a full mile. I read somewhere they sometimes follow you from

in front of you just so you don't feel like you're being followed. The other day at

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