Garrison:The Journal of History & Deep Politics

11/06/2024

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112 pages. PRINT & EBOOK AVAILABLE. Issue 017 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features an exclusive cover story on the disappearance and mystery of Congressman Hale Boggs. The feature is done by Edgar F. Tatro. S.T. Patrick and Ed Tatro also give their farewells to their friend, author and JFKA researcher Phil Nelson, who recently passed away. S.T. Patrick's opening essay is a scathing critique of those unwilling to distinguish the nuance in truth, lies, instinct, facts, and how all of them overlap. Caitlin Johnstone is back once again with "The Empire Doesn't Hide Its Worst deeds, It Just Manipulates How People Think About Them" and "When Opposing Genocide Means You're a N@zi." Donald Jeffries joins us to discuss "Trumpenstein and the Death of Politics," as well as "From Tupac to Trump: Everything is Scripted." Respected JFKA researcher Alan Kent offers a deep look into "Robert McNamara in Honolulu and Questions About Foreknowledge of the Assassination of President Kennedy."

23/05/2024

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20/05/2024

If you missed issue 003 of garrison a few years ago, you missed a wonderful, extensive article on Jonestown by the great Jim Hougan. below is the title page of that article, as well as the cover and the table of Contents. you can see that this was a jam-packed issue that really remains one of our best.
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14/03/2024

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124 pages. PRINT @ EBOOK VERSION. Issue 016 of Garrison:The Journal of History & Deep Politics features an exclusive cover story by Gregg Wager, reviewing he Manson File, a new book by Nikolas Schreck that destroys the Helter Skelter mythologies. Edgar Tatro gives us a top ten list of "Things That (Still) Make You Go Hmmm" about the JFK Assassinaton case. Cory Hughes uncovers the owners of the Winterland ice skating rink that was the basis behind David Ferrie's false narrative of 11/22/63. Philip Zozzaro traces the scholarship on the Franklin Scandal and the abuses of Lawrence E. King trough its main researchers. Caitlin Johnston looks at the MSM narrative of the October 7 conflict between Israel and Palestine, as well as arguing that incremental propaganda is the most easily accepted - and some of the most dangerous. Gregg wager also looks at the death of young Samantha Smith and how the Robert John Bardo killing of actress Rebecca Schaeffer caused us to accept dangerous profiling. S.T. Patrick discusses the inherent problem of depending too heavily on linking in conspiratorial research. Patrick also looks at RFK, Rabbi Shmuley Jeffrey Epstein, and the Tragedy of RFK Jr's failing presidential campaign.

08/12/2023

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Issue 015 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features articles done in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Edgar F. Tatro takes an extensive look at “Gerry Hemming's Swamp, the Dark Side of Madame Nhu, Gordon McLendon, and Other JFK Assassination Sponsors.” Walt Brown assesses historically what the murder of JFK means today. Randolph Benson looks at JFK's Peace Speech at American University in context of what it meant to the late researcher John Judge. Larry Rivera continues his illustrative investigation into "The Twin Lee Oswald Cuban Consulate Visa Applications." Donald Jeffries takes a critical look at Secret Service Agent Paul Landis' recent revelation concerning the "magic bullet." Alan Kent goes deeply into Col. William Bishop and the sordid cast of characters surrounding him. Stan Weeber takes a look at "The Denton Connection," one Texas city's connection to 11/22/63. Australian researcher Gavan McMahon reassesses the murder of Officer J.D. Tippit and Helen Markham's role as the "innocent bystander." S.T. Patrick looks at the current state of the JFKA research community, its hierarchy, and the obsession of defending planted flags.

24/11/2023

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27/10/2023

As we prepare to release issue 015 of Garrison, a 60th anniversary retrospective of the JFK assassination, now is the time to check out our other issues. Time to get caught up or start buying early Christmas presents, right? Link in comments.

05/10/2023

Miss any of our first 14 issues? Now is the time! Early Christmas presents? Read some of the best writers in our field - many of them exclusives you won't find elsewhere. We all know those who are here believe in this field of correcting history where it so badly needs it. Thanks for supporting us. Link in comments.

03/10/2023

It's not too early to think about gifts for friends and those who love history told from a unique perspective. We are about to release issue 015, which will be a 60th Anniversary issue focused on the JFK Assassination. But, for now, have you seen out first 14 issues? Catch up on what you've missed today! JFK, Watergate, Jonestown, and so much more!All available in softcover printed editions and e-books. https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/MidnightWriterNews

19/08/2023

Garrison: The Journal of History & Deep Politics has now released 14 high quality issues challenging the historical establishment. In October, issue 015 will be an all-JFK issue published in remembrance of the 60th anniversary of the assassination. While we will always keep the JFK murder in our pages, this is the final all-JFK issue we will do. It’s 60 years and there are other things that deserve more of our time, as well. But we’re very excited about the October issue and we look forward to sharing it with you. Until then, if you don’t have our first 14 issues, now is the time!!! Here is the link:

16/07/2023

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Print & Ebook. Issue 014 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features Patrick Lawrence's stinging critique of the Durham Report, asking if John Durham has forever buried U.S. History. Edgar Tatro takes us through a decades-long journey through the JFK assassination research community, wondering how hope can still be passed on to a new generation. OKC bombing expert Richard Booth looks at the mysterious Robert Jacquez, including the controversy about the so-called John Doe #3 and the FBI's obsession with him. Whitney Webb unravels the tangled web between Noam Chomsky and Jeffrey Epstein, Meg Sherman shines a light on the UK's Priti Patel, and Donald Jeffries takes a macro approach to RFK Jr.'s candidacy in the context of the long Kennedy legacy and their historical battles with the MSM. James Perloff takes us back ninety years to the Panic of 1907 and delves deeper into J.P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, and how they profited from the financial mess they schemed to create. Caitlin Johnstone also looks at the value of truth and why propaganda works. S.T. Patrick wonders about the future of the JFKA community and discusses needing a breather from its most toxic personalities and behaviors.

24/05/2023

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In Unmasking the Truth: How COVID-19 Destroyed Civil Liberties and Shut Down the World, best-selling author Donald Jeffries thoroughly documents what he calls "The Greatest Psyop in the History of the World." From padding the stats for "COVID" deaths that were from other causes, to admitting the COVID-19 strain has never been isolated, to covering up the massive numbers of deaths and injuries from the "Warp Speed" vaccine, Jeffries shows how we have been lied to repeatedly about every aspect of the COVID narrative, from the very beginning.

12/05/2023

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152 Pages. Issue 013 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features Edgar F. Tatro's exclusive investigation on LBJ's most outrageous acts. No matter what you thought of LBJ before, Tatro argues that the real man was much worse. William Weston discusses the hunt for the Zodiac Killer and wonders whether the answers are found within the Art Linkletter home and the clues overlap with the Charles Manson case. Reprinted is a fine piece by the late John Judge on the real reasons for the War in Afghanistan and the late Mark Lane's interview regarding the Oklahoma City Bombing. OKCB expert Richard Booth looks at the important story of Timothy McVeigh and the Brown Pickup and Jose Galison argues that Kenneth Trentadue, an OKCB witness, did not kill himself. Jonathan Cook looks at the macro picture of what Tucker Carlson's break with FoxNews really signifies, and Caitlin Johnston looks at both the lacking Anti-War Movement and the unholy alliance between the U.S. Government and the U.S. Media. In the opening essay, S.T. Patrick looks at whether the adage that history repeats itself is true - and then wonders what this means if it is and isn't true.

06/02/2023

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172 Pages. Issue 012 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features David Ray Griffin's final new article for garrison, "The Miraculous Transformation of Mohamed Atta," a strong work of 9/11 scholarship. Griffin passed away in 2022 and he had previously given us permission to publish his archived work, and we will do so in future editions. Pat Speer also looks at the late JFK assassination researcher and best-selling author David Lifton, Edgar F. Tatro goes deep into the TFX scandal and the ways in which it led to Dallas, Boltzmann B***y investigates Roger Moore and the OKC Bombing, Robin Ramsay reconsiders Chauncey Holt, Larry Hancock continues his series on the RFK assassination, Elizabeth Lea Vos contributes the best available work yet on The Finders and the links to Intelligence, Larry Rivera introduces us to Carlos Gutierrez Menoyo, and Susan Abernethy dispels the myths of Bloody Mary. We also have Caitlin Johnstone on NATO and the failures of journalism, and S.T. Patrick on the real story behind the Kyrie Irving controversy.

13/10/2022

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116 Pages. Print or ebook. Issue 011 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features John Brisson introducing us to The Finders, Ed Tatro on LBJ and the Silver Star Scam, William Weston on the CIA and the Texas School Book Depository, Jefferson Morley on Greenwald,Trump, and the JFK Files, Larry Hancock on the RFK assassination, Caitlin Johnstone on the war in Ukraine, Jonathan Cook on the propaganda that followed the Queen's death, David Ray Griffin on the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon, Kevin Ryan on Covid-era thinking, Richard Booth on Elohim City & the OKC bombing, Walt Brown's personal memories of meeting Richard Nixon in NJ in his final year, Jonathan Cook on Bush's war crimes, Caitlin Johnstone on what the UFO-U.S. Government news may really mean, and S.T. Patrick on Tulsi Gabbard: Independent.

28/06/2022

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22/06/2022

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172 Pages. PRINT VERSION. Issue 010 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics is a 50th anniversary retrospective of Watergate. In this issue, author Jim Hougan looks at Lou Russell and his involvement as "the sixth man;" James DiEugenio addresses the oddly silent death of James McCord and gives a belated, proper retrospective of his work with the CIA; Ray Locker looks back at the activities of Donald Segretti, focusing on their real impact on Watergate; Robert Gettlin describes obtaining the Welander Confession from John Ehrlichman; Geoff Shepard discusses the legal malfeasance of Cox, Sirica, and Jaworski; David Denton writes about the recent documents that describe E. Howard Hunt's deteriorating relationship with the CIA; Phil Stanford describes the White House Call Girl Ring and what its relative impact on the second Watergate break-in was; Edgar F. Tatro takes an important, critical look at the totality of Leon Jaworski's career; James Rosen eulogizes Len Colodny; and Mal Hyman addresses the CIA's impact on the media in the post-Watergate era.

18/04/2022

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05/04/2022

To all my friends, we’ve started an online radio station (yes, a real station with real music-based shows, not a rotating Spotify playlist). We have a pretty good schedule with many national hosts and some locals, as well. The motto is “Reliving your greatest memories, one song at a time.” We play mid-60s through mid-90s, hits and deep tracks. We’d love for you all to check it out and share it. The FB page is fb.me/Wstpradio
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16/03/2022

168 Pages. PRINT OR EBOOK. Issue 009 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features a cover story on the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing investigation by the FBI. Richard Booth uncovers the FBI's failures-especially pertaining to John Doe #2-and takes the federal agency to task for its incompetence, half-truths, and lies. In other articles, Caitlin Johnston looks at the dangerous reaction to internet censorship and Ukraine's part in American imperialism; Ed Tatro investigates Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado" and the 1967 film Wait Until Dark; Susan Abernethy takes on three myths involving King Henry VIII and Anne of Cleves; Kevin Corley narrates part two of Moonshine Empire, his wonderful series on an era when the Prohibition Bootleggers, Organized Crime, and the K*K went to war; Robert Gettlin eulogizes Len Colodny and recounts the full story of how "Silent Coup" came to be; Jeremy Kuzmarov examines Barack Obama's long family history with the CIA; Nick Cruse instructs the New Black Left to embrace MLK and Reject Obama; Jonathan Cook dives deeply into the divide among the Left with Glenn Greenwald as his focus; Meg Sherman criticizes the police state; S.T. Patrick examines the controversy of Hans Asperger and Na**sm; and we look at the November 2021 UN Resolution to combat Neo-Na**sm: what it said (full text), who supported it, who voted against it, and who abstained.
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16/12/2021

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30/11/2021

Today, Nov 30, LuLu is having a 30% off sale until midnight. The code is SAVE30. If you’ve been wanting to order a few issues of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics, now is the time.

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09/11/2021

348 pages. This double-sized issue of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics centers on the Political Assassinations of the 1960s. In this issue, you will read a profile of UK researcher Malcolm Blunt by Bart Kamp, as well as works by Edward Curtin, Edgar Tatro, Heather Tarver Fear, Jim DiEugenio, John Simkin, Vince Palamara, Dr. Cyril Wecht, Dawna Kaufmann, Walt Brown, David Kaiser, David Josephs, Barry Ernest, Rob Couteau, Prof. David Denton, Martin Hay, Andrew Kreig, Dr. David Mantik, Rex Bradford, Bill Kelly, Karl Evanzz, Larry Hancock, Phil Nelson, Benjamin Hampton, and S.T. Patrick. From JFK, RFK, MLK, and Malcolm X, to Hammarskjold and Lumumba, the 1960s were a tragic period that forever changed the course of the United States.
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29/09/2021

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29/09/2021

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23/09/2021

Robert Gettlin, the co-author of Silent Coup: The Removal of a President, joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the memory of friend Len Colodny, Watergate, and the writing of Silent Coup. There has long been a question about whether Gettlin disavowed Silent Coup when his name did not appear as an author on the book’s 25th anniversary paperback edition (Trine Day). That is answered in this episode. Gettlin also addresses the John Dean lawsuit, the origin of the friendship and co-authorship with Len Colodny, the books that should be Watergate canon, the importance of J. Anthony Lukas, the dangers to a presidency of the military-industrial complex, whether Watergate was a “golden age of journalism,” how Silent Coup was marketed, and much more.

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Robert Gettlin, the co-author of Silent Coup: The Removal of a President, joins S.T. Patrick to discuss the memory of friend Len Colodny, Watergate, and the writing of Silent Coup. There has long been a question about whether Gettlin disavowed Silent Coup when his name did not appear as an author on...

31/07/2021

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21/06/2021

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08/06/2021

Issue 007 of "garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics" is now available!

186 Pages. Print and E-Version. Issue 007 of "garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics" features an exclusive cover story on Bob Woodward by the author of Haig's Coup, Ray Locker. On the issues of Watergate and Nixon, Jim Hougan discusses the identity of Deep Throat, John Simkin links Watergate to the JFK assassination, and Edgar Tatro gives the Nixon years the poetic treatment. On the JFK assassination, we have James Manning on Oswald's marksmanship (or lack thereof), Larry Hancock on the Bay of Pigs, and a review of Josiah Thompson's Last Second in Dallas by Walt Brown. This year marks 20 years since 9/11 and to continue the ongoing investigation, we have David Ray Griffin writing about Building 7 and Kevin Ryan writing about the real legacy of Rudy Giuliani as it relates to 9/11. Features include Richard Booth on the missing surveillance footage of the OKC bombing, Bruce de Torres on forced education, Whitney Webb on Epstein & Gates, Doug Horne on FDR's Pearl Harbor, Meg Sherman on Aleister Crowley as Orwell's Big Brother, Gregg Wager on the murder of Allard Lowenstein, Kevin Corley on the K*K's war with bootleggers in southern Illinois, Caitlin Johnstone on the bigger picture behind the Fauci emails, and more.

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