each year, in November,

on the "Something's Happening Show" on KPFK

90.7 fm radio, in the Los Angeles area, Roy Tuckman presents

a historic 1989 interview on the J.F.K. assassination

by L. Fletcher Prouty, author of the book:

The Secret Team

1-3:30 a.m. Col. L. Fletcher Prouty 'A Very Special Operation: The Assassination
of President Kennedy' Part 3 and concluding of the historic 1989 interview
of Col. Prouty by David Ratcliffe entitled "Understanding Special Operations
and Their Impact on the Vietnam War Era." Col. Prouty was one of the
consultants to Oliver Stone in the production of "JFK" and his character
appears as "X" in the film, played by Donald Sutherland. Following the JFK
assassination discussion, Col Prouty takes us on a fascinating world history
lesson which is fascinating and eye opening.

What would entail conducting a proper murder investigation? In context:
August-November 1963.Cancelling Secret Service, military and police units in
Dallas and insertingfalse actors in their place. The volume and significance of the
photographic evidence. The Christchurch Star's impact upon the facts of the
assassination. The existence of a high cabal or power elite. Magellan's
circumnavigation of the globe. The philosophy that derived from knowing the
world was finite. The development of the East India Companies and
proprietary colonies. Inventorying Earth, Haileybury College and the roles
of Malthus and Darwin. Two books: 'The End of Economic Man' by Peter
Drucker and "The Road to Tehran.' by Foster Rhea Dulles.
The changing nature of warfare from amilitary to an economic
basis. Human history and the composition of the high cabal. Building a
bridge: trusting ourselves to know how to work and live together.

Tapes or book of the interview: Rat Haus Reality Press, 88 Fairview Ave.,
Belmont, MA 02478. (617) 484-8508. www.ratical.org (A complete transcript
can be downloaded from the website)