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The Ochelli Effect – Crazy Times April Seven

April 9, 2020 – 2:21 pm

Michael Swanson starting Tuesday night by not-talking Baseball. The business models and the future of what was once normal are all in question. Is the shift in reality caused by the Corona Virus, or was it happening long before now?

.What is it like to get a pizza now? Will there be no more live events in the future? Is the written word indeed mighty?

Pearse Redmond joined Chuck in the second hour and discussed Joe Gallo and Alex Jones. Joe Gallo shares a birthday with Chuck. Gallo was also assassinated on his birthday in 1972 in Little Italy, which was the same day Chuck was born a few miles away in New Jersey.

Chuck and Pearse discussed some colorful history in organized crime and even touched upon Jack Ruby during the talk.

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 192 Whitney Webb on Jeffrey Epstein’s death, Mossad allegations, listener calls, and more

August 14, 2019 – 11:26 am

NOTE: I have removed this episode because I no longer stand by it. I spoke about this and the problematic reporting in a bonus podcast with Aaron Franz. You can call me a shill for Israel or a Zionist. I do not believe that there is a global Jewish conspiracy and I regret having promoted work that skews in that direction.

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 191 Whitney Webb on Jeffrey Epstein and the history of sexual blackmail

July 24, 2019 – 5:54 pm

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The Ochelli Effect – JFK Mob Hit Stew

April 4, 2019 – 3:32 pm

From Ochelli.com

In the first hour, Michael Swanson and Chuck had a unique exchange about the JFK Assassination and its implications regarding current events. Chuck also mentions his new glasses while the evolution of refining knowledge on deep political issues is made plain.

Chuck’s Shortlist The BEST JFK Assassination Authors:
WALT BROWN
E-mail Walt: kiasjfk@aol.com
http://www.manuscriptservice.com/DPQ/
JOHN NEWMAN

Publications and Books by John Newman

LARRY HANCOCK
https://larryhancock.wordpress.com/

Walt Brown on Youtube with Mike Swanson:

JFK Mob Hit Stew

Hour number two revolved around a strange mob hit in the news and a discussion on what the news is not alerting you about. Pearse Redmond makes a few announcements, and Chuck has to say he is sorry.

Tuesdays are always fun, educational, and unexpected on The Ochelli Effect. News, and entertainment factory installed.

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NATO To Discuss Black Sea Presence This Week, Russia’s ‘Aggressive’ Actions

NATO Ministers In Washington For Two-Day Meeting Dedicated To The Bloc’s 70th Anniversary

NATO Chief Meets Trump As U.S. President Calls For Increased Defense Spending

Kay Bailey Hutchison

President Trump Meeting with NATO Secretary General

NATO allies extend Stoltenberg’s term as secretary-general

Saakashvili’s Two Cents on Trump, Putin and Mueller Probe

Fmr. Georgia President: Mueller probe undermined America’s reputation

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 180 Raid on North Korean embassy and Ed Opperman on Qanon hitmen

April 3, 2019 – 5:45 pm

This week marked the return of PPR to a live show format on Ochelli.com. In the first hour hour I discussed the under reported raid on the North Korean embassy in Madrid. I talked about the shadowy group Cheollima Civil Defense which claimed responsibility for the raid. I discussed the allegations by Spanish authorities that at least two assailants have links to the CIA. Later I talked about the ringleader of the raid, Adrian Hong Chang, and his strange connections to institutions such as Yale and Freedom House. I finish off by touching on Leo Wolosky who has been retained by Cheollima Civil Defense as legal counsel. I also touch on the larger legal and geopolitical implications of breaking into a foreign embassy and stealing cell phone and computers.

In the second hour Ed Opperman joined me for a wide ranging conversation. We started off by talking about Alex Jones’ continued legal problems with Sandy Hook parents. Ed and I discussed the recent deposition Jones had to give. We talked about the responsibility that we have as producers of media to tell the truth. We also touched on the extent to which we are responsible for the actions that out listeners carry out. Ed and I also talked about the danger of going after conspiracy theorists even ones as crazy as Alex Jones. Later Ed and I talked about the recent murder of purported Gambino boss Frank Cali by Anthony Comello. We talk about Comello’s fascination with Qanon and flashing MAGA slogans written on his hand in court. Ed and I discuss whether there is more to this case or if Comello is just a nut or a patsy. We finish off by ranting about how much we hate Michael Avenatti. Ed offers up his expert opinion on if Avenatti will face jail time.

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Show Notes:

CIA implicated in attack on North Korean embassy in Madrid

A shadowy group trying to overthrow Kim Jong Un allegedly raided a North Korean embassy in broad daylight

Cheollima Civil Defense claims responsibility for raid on DPRK embassy in Madrid

Mystery group tied to break-in at DPRK embassy in Madrid will suspend activities

Who Ordered The CIA To Assault North Korea’s Embassy In Spain?

Analysis: Who was behind the raid on the North Korean embassy in Madrid?

Judge Identifies CIA Related Man Who Led The Raid On North Korea’s Embassy In Spain

North Korean embassy assailants filmed the attack to prove their actions, say Spanish police

Dissident group ‘approached the FBI’ after raid on North Korean embassy in Madrid

Spain: FBI offered data stolen in North Korean Embassy raid

Alleged North Korea embassy raider Hong is regime change advocate

Raymond Lee Harvey a.k.a. Osvaldo

Alex Jones / Sandy Hook Video Deposition, Part I

Alex Jones / Sandy Hook Video Deposition, Part II

Frank Cali

Mob boss murder suspect who appeared in court with ‘MAGA forever’ on his hand was ‘dramatically’ changed by right-wing conspiracy websites, lawyer claims in court

Suspect indicted in killing of reputed crime boss Francesco “Frank” Cali

Anthony Comello Says He Shot Gambino Leader Because He Feared for His Life

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 126 Wayne Madsen and Andrew Kreig on Trump, Epstein, and the Waterbury Connection

January 17, 2018 – 11:47 am

Investigative reporters Wayne Madsen and Andrew Kreig join me today to discuss their recent investigation into Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein’s 1994 rape of a 12 year old girl name “Maria.” We begin by talking about the tip that led them to look into this case. We then look into Maria’s hometown of Waterbury, Connecticut and the circumstances surrounding her abduction outside of Nash’s Pizzeria. Wayne and Andrew discuss Waterbury’s history of covering up sexual abuse scandals. They focus on former GOP mayor Phil Giordano who was caught on an FBI wiretap talking about payments for sex with two girls aged 10 and 8. Andrew and Wayne talk about how with case was covered up and the lengths to which the Waterbury government has gone to shield the public from this dark chapter. We then return specifically to the case of Maria. Wayne talks about the Kaite Johnson civil suit against Trump and Epstein for rape, and how Johnson directly referred to Maria in her criminal complaint. Wayne mentions that Trump specifically threatened Johnson that is she ever told anyone about what happened she would disappear like Maria. Andrew then talks about the roadblocks that the Waterbury government has set up with regards to Maria’s story. Andrew discusses how Waterbury Corporation Counsel Linda Wihbey has blocked their request for the original police report into Maria’s disappearance.

We begin the second hour by looking at several recent revelations about Trump and Epstein’s close friendship. The three of us touch on how the media continues to avoid these topics every time they are brought up. We pay particular attention to Steve Bannon’s overt reference to Katie Johnson’s rape in a Vanity Fair article. Later we look at Michael Wolff’s new book Fire and Fury which contains references to Trump and Tom Barrack’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Wayne and Andrew speculate about this alleged trio, and if this had something to do with Trump’s desire to appoint Barrack as chief of staff. We also go into Alexander Acosta’s history of helping cover up massive scandals like Jack Abramoff and the UBS tax evasion. We then discuss Acosta’s appointment by Trump as Labor Secretary. We round out the conversation by touching on the bogus Pizzagate story and its suspicious timing that coincided with Kaite Johnson’s lawsuit. We look at how Trump’s most ardent supporters continue to buy into these false conspiracy theories and defend him. Andrew and Wayne finish by talking about the next steps they will be taking to investigate Maria’s abuse.

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Show Notes:

Wayne Madsen Report

The Justice Integrity Project

Welcome To Waterbury: The City That Holds Secrets That Could Bring Down Trump

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Uncle the Podcast episode 64 Pearse Redmond interview, OJ is innocent

May 24, 2017 – 1:23 pm

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From Uncle the Podcast:

Host of Porkins Policy Radio, Pearse Redmond is the guest on this episode of Uncle (the podcast). Here he reviews Modelo Especial, and explains why he knows that OJ Simpson is indeed innocent of murdering his wife and Ronald Goldman. Other less dark things are discussed as well, so be sure to listen to this podcast.

Topics include: Pearse Redmond, Porkins Policy Radio, American Freedom Radio, podcasting, The CIA and Hollywood, beer interview, Modelo Especial, lime in Mexican beer, fish fry, Ochelli Effect, Opperman Report, live radio, internet radio, cursing on air, white Bronco, OJ Simpson case, Stephen Singular, evidence, racism, drugs, cocaine, 9pm eye drop session, conjunctivitis, mafia, Pat McKenna interview, true crime, conspiracy, Making a Murderer, if the glove fits you must acquit, media problems, Twitter, Top Gun 2

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 81 Frank Dimatteo: The President Street Boys Growing Up Mafia

February 15, 2017 – 12:46 pm

Mafia survivor and author Frank Dimatteo joins me today for a discussion of his book President Street Boys: Growing up Mafia. Frank explains how he grew up in a world of mobsters in South Brooklyn. We explore the world in which he was born into in South Brooklyn. We talk about famed gangster and “Crazy” Joe Gallo and the Gallo crew as a whole. Frank explains how the Gallo Crew fit into the larger fabric of the New York Mafia, and their eventual war with the Profaci family. Frank talks about the uniqueness of the Gallo crew which included strong ties to black criminal syndicates, a hodge-podge of members including Syrians, Puerto Ricans, and Poles, down to the infamous Mondo The Midget and his pet lion. Frank then tells us about his own family. He talks about his father Ricky who was a trusted Gallo Crew member and the bodyguard to Larry Gallo. Frank tells us about his experiences living in a world filled in which violence was fairly normalized and his own introduction to “the life.” Frank tells us about his early days driving his father and other mafioso around at the tender age of thirteen. We also discuss what it was like growing up during a mob war.

Frank and I also touch on his time working for the infamous trendsetting porn magazine Screw. Frank explains how the Gallo Crew ran the magazine and the ins and outs of the magazines distribution. Frank gives us an interesting take on Screw’s creator Al Goldstein. Frank and I also discuss the reality of mob life. We talk about the not so glamorous facets of this world and the corrupting power of money and the pursuit of it.

Unfortunately Frank’s phone died during our interview so I finish off by rambling on about the Epstein case, Yemen, Trump, the latest YouTube celebrity George Webb, and the reality of how geopolitics works.

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Show Notes:

President Street Boys: Growing Up Mafia

Mob Candy

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 76 The CIA as Organized Crime with Douglas Valentine

January 11, 2017 – 1:11 am

My guest today is the great Douglas Valentine. Doug joins me to discuss his latest book The CIA as Organized Crime. We begin by looking at why Doug decided to write this book and the way in which it is structured. Next we delve into Doug’s relationship with the CIA and how he came to write about it’s inner-workings. Doug talks about his relationship with the agency and how he began getting access to operatives and officials while writing The Phoneix Program, including his meetings with former CIA Director William Colby. Doug also talks about how the agency attempted to co-opt him with money and a job, and their monitoring of his activities and research. Doug and I also talk about how the agency has grown and evolved from the late 1940’s to the present. We also touch on the recent anti-Russian media operations the CIA is involved with. Doug explains how this is both a distraction and a divide and conquer tactic that the CIA has perfected over the years.

In the second hour Doug explains how his research into the CIA led him to explore and write two books chronicling the narcotics trade and the War on Drugs. Doug talks about the way in which the CIA took over the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and later the DEA. We talk about how important the drug trade is to the CIA and how it is a cornerstone of the agency and its operations. I finish off by talking about several exciting upcoming episodes coming out in the next two months.

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Show Notes:

Douglas Valentine

The CIA as Organized Crime

CIA documents on Douglas Valentine

Excerpt from The CIA as Organized Crime

@HugoTurner1969

Anti-Imperialist U

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Porkins Policy Radio episode 66 Al Sharpton: FBI Informant

November 2, 2016 – 12:37 pm

On today’s episode I take a close look at the Reverend Al Sharpton’s work as a confidential informant for the FBI. I discuss his time as CI-7 and how this formed the man that Sharpton would become later in life. I begin with his early years working at Spring Records and how this initiated Sharpton into the world of organized crime. I look at his connections with the Gambino and Genovese crime families, and how an FBI cocaine sting led him to become one of the Bureau most protected and valuable informants. I discuss Sharpton’s relationships with mafioso luminaries such as Joseph “Joe Bananas” Bonanno, Daniel Pagano, Matthew “Matty the Horse” Ianniello, and many others. I also discuss Sharpton’s relationship with heroin trafficker and record producer Robert Curington, who was integral to Sharpton’s fame and power. I also break down how Sharpton’s work informing on the Mafia led to some of the biggest cases in FBI history, including some aimed at Genovese family boss, Vincent “Chin” Gigante. Later I look at allegations that Sharpton was also informing on black revolutionaries and activists during the 1980’s. I explore the allegation that Sharpton was working with the FBI to locate legendary Black Panther Assata Shakur.

Later I discuss Sharpton’s ever evolving public persona and how he may still be working with the government today. I break down how Sharpton has publicly spoken out against ripping off black musicians and the problem of drugs in the black community while simultaneously working with the very people responsible for these crimes. I also point out how several mafia figures and Sharpton himself have been mirrored in the television show The Sopranos. I finish off by ranting about Anthony Wiener, how disgusted I am at the election, and link it to figures like Al Sharpton.