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On the brink of the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Lusitania, James Perloff of JamesPerloff.com joins us today to discuss his in-depth expose of the incident, “False Flag at Sea.” We talk about the sinking of the ship and how it was used to sway American public opinion on “The Great War,” how the event was planned and engineered, who masterminded the plan, and why it still matters a century later.
PREVIOUS CONVERSATIONS WITH JAMES PERLOFF:
Interview 901 – James Perloff Exposes the CFR Agenda
Interview 925 – James Perloff on “Truth Is A Lonely Warrior”
James,
Thanks for taking the compliments of the last 2 guys you interviewed. I feel the same way! You ARE number ONE in Alternative Media and have aligned yourself with the likes of Brock, Pilato, Guillermo, David White (the smurf from Geneva, sorry, David, I can’t remember your name…AND where have you been?, I am not the only one that misses your reports!)
But James, you could have said, “Thanks, but actually, my little boy is the one who does all the writing, he is kind of smart for not quite 2 yet, then he turns it over to Brock West to do the editing, so in truth, I just read the scripts”!
I remember asking you were I could read about world history so that I could get up to stuff and at least know a little bit about the topic that you are covering. This podcast proves that there is no one book! Thank you for interviewing this James Perloff, this is a fascinating look at just this one incident. I see now how naïve my question to you was.
I really miss the “New Beard Order” episodes too, those are packed with humor, which none of us can get enough of these days.
As far as helping you with the open source research, I don’t know where to begin. Could you do a brief training session on that…someday?
In the meantime, if I could get Banksy to contact you, would you interview him? I do not think that anybody has ever interviewed him, so this would be a “world’s first”. Have you ever seen, “Exit through the Gift Shop”? I suspect that he is already a fan of yours anyway, but don’t know.