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This week the SUNDAY WIRE is broadcasting LIVE from the US as guest hosts Jay Dyer and ACR’s Hesher are joined by special guest Shawn Helton, and other special guests Basil Valentine, ACR’s Funk Soul, and a report by Patrick Henningsen from the 2040 Transhumanist Agenda conference in London. will be delivering a powerful (and highly controversial) show this week – covering the biggest stories internationally including the recent mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Jay Dyer and Jay Weidner explore the multiple layers of corruption as depicted in the film Chinatown which are present throughout the strata of our society. As a burgeoning Los Angeles struggles to establish itself as a vital city, the power elite take this as an opportunity to make great financial gains for themselves. We learn that the archetypal figures portrayed in this film are representative of what is happening in the real world.

In this talk I analyze Daniel Estulin’s book, The Tavistock Institute: Social Engineering the Masses and its profound conclusions. From the “corporate man” to the control of unions by the Rockefellers, the Tavistock plan of mind control and social engineering knows no bounds. Pro sports and pop culture, Beatles and LSD – as well as all of modern living have been shaped by this deep state cult.

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Tim Kelly invited me on Our Interesting Times to discuss more about Programmed to Kill and how the book fits well with Hoffman’s Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare.
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As promised, we come to Programmed to Kill, an earlier, and equally important book from Dave McGowan, of Weird Scenes Inside Laurel Canyon fame.  I summarize his thesis and in the full talk give my analysis and commentary based on the numerous other analyses I’ve read regarding related material.  We look at the strengths and weaknesses of his book, as well as the crucial connection to Hollywood, which created a whole new entertainment genre surrounding ‘lone gunner sickos’….or are they really lone gunners?

Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
Cabin in the Woods is an enjoyable satire of basically every horror movie stereotype and archetype imaginable.  The box office hit from 2012 written by Joss Whedon raked in a hefty profit while throwing nods to horror classics like Friday the 13th, Evil Dead and The Shining.  The writing is genuinely funny and the spoofing is spot on, but is there more at work here?   

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By: Jay Dyer

Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
Continuing the series we began with John Adams, independent researcher Nino steps in to fill in more of the gaps in the history of the counter-culture 60s and later punk scene.  Nino covers the strange connections of so many prominent punkers with the establishment.

Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
Musician and researcher John Adams of The Afternoon Commute joins me to divulge new details in relation to his ongoing series with researcher Nino on the secret history of punk music. Arising from the psychedelic genre and the 60s counter-culture (so-called) movements, punk became an iconic sub-genre that would eventually have a tremendous impact on “youth culture” through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and into today.