Thursday, July 13, 2006

A New Documentary: The U.S. vs. John Lennon



Coming to theatres this September, a new documentary "The U.S. vs. John Lennon." See the trailer HERE.

Quoting from the synopsis: "The U.S. vs. John Lennon is a compelling and provocative look at John Lennon's transformation from beloved musical artist to anti-war activist to iconic inspiration for peace that also reveals the true story of why and how the U.S. government tried to silence him ..."

Tried to silence him? Actually, the government did silence him. As Sean Lennon put it, "My father was assassinated by an FBI-CIA connection."

See: DEAD SILENCE IN THE BRAIN ...

Am I Dead?

My friend Brian Roper recently wrote a funny piece about Googling his own name and discovering all sorts of things about himself that he didn’t know. He learned, for instance, that his teenage dream of becoming a musician had come true—and in a big way. He is a member of not just one, but several bands around the world. He also discovered that he is a sports star, a hairdresser, and a college professor who will be giving a lecture at Oxford next week. In other words, there are many Brian Ropers, all over the world, enaged in all sorts of occupations.

I too have Googled my own name, and like Brian I have discovered that not all the results refer to me, but to some other Mack White, or to the truck companies Mack and White, or other combinations of the words. It can be quite entertaining.

But one day, while Googling my name, I made a terrible discovery--one I wish I had never made. I discovered that I am dead.

No, I don’t mean one of those other Mack Whites. I mean me, this Mack White sitting right here, the one and only Col. Mack W. “Bison Bill” White, artist, writer, conspiracy researcher, troublemaker, proprietor of MackWhite.com and BisonBill.com, host of your favorite podcast the Mack White Show, and all-around whiz kid. Me, myself, and I. Mack White. I am dead.

I made this discovery in an article posted on the American Patriot Friends Network message board. Here’s the link if you don’t believe me. Scroll down the page to where the author of the article leads into an excerpt from my own article The Yogurt Shop Murders by writing this grim sentence: “The writer, Mack White, is deceased.”

I’m not ashamed to admit I cried when I read that. It hit me hard. I’ve known Mack White a long time—all my life, in fact. We've been closer than brothers. We’ve done everything together—and I mean everything: we’ve worked together, played together, eaten together, gone to the bathroom together. We’ve done it all, and always together. You might say we were inseparable. Therefore, I cannot tell you what a cruel shock it was to learn of his passing, and how difficult it is to believe he is gone. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to believe it, really.

Maybe it’s not true. Did anyone actually see the body? Is it possible the author is mistaken? Lord, I hope so.

All kidding aside, you have no idea what a creepy feeling I get whenever I read those words. You can, however, get some idea by typing the sentence yourself and putting your own name where mine is. You won’t like reading it either.

And yet, as unpleasant as you will find the experience, you still will not feel the full range of emotions—the shock, the horror, the permanent aftertaste of creepiness—I felt upon discovering that sentence, because you typed the sentence yourself and were prepared for its effect. In my case, however, the sentence was written by someone else, who apparently really believes I am dead (I have no idea why) and when I read it I was unprepared. It was thrust on me, sudden-like, with no warning.

Also, when you type your sentence, you will probably delete it, quickly, and forget about it, or try to. You will certainly not post it on the Internet where nothing is ever truly deleted or forgotten. But, in my case, those dreadful words (“The writer, Mack White, is deceased”) will remain on the Internet forever, or for at least as long as there is an Internet.

The only comfort I can take—and it's a big one—is that the words are untrue. For now, that is. There will come a time (I don’t know when, and I don’t want to know) when truth will finally catch up with the words. But in the meantime it is not true that I am dead, so don’t you believe it. I am as alive as you are, and happy to be able to say it.

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

The Enron Body Count

It was reported today that an Enron witness, Neil Coulbeck, was found dead in a London park. (LINK)

This follows the death last week of Enron chief Ken Lay who was awaiting sentencing for his conviction of conspiracy and fraud.

The suddenness of Lay's death, reportedly due to a massive heart attack, raised a few eyebrows. Some speculated that he might still be alive and living under a sort of Criminal Protection Program. Others speculated he might have been murdered.

It also seemed odd that the following day former Secretary of State Colin Powell, in Aspen for a seminar led by former President Bill Clinton, was admitted to the same hospital where Lay died and treated by the same doctors who had attempted to save Lay's life. Could there be a connection between Lay's sudden death and Powell's sudden illness (if that's what it was). Was the murder of one man followed by the attempted murder of another?

Russian writer Sorcha Faal alleges that the Aspen seminar may in fact have been a meeting between two rival factions of the world's elite, the purpose of which was to work out their differences regarding a proposed North American Union. (LINK) According to Faal, Lay was murdered by one faction when he threatened to expose certain secrets unless his conviction was overturned. Following this murder, Faal writes, the opposing faction retaliated by attempting to murder Powell. Faal also writes that the two factions have since declared a truce.

Coulbeck's death, however, indicates that if Faal is correct--if there is indeed a war between two factions, and if last week's events were followed by a truce--it was a short-lived truce.

For further discussion of this topic, read this article: Factions Bubble To Surface.

Tuesday, July 11, 2006

Fox News Spin Attack Ends With Red-Faced Anchors



Fox News spin-&-attack dogs Alan Colmes and Oliver North were sent away yelping with their tails tucked between their legs when 9/11 truth scholar Jim Fetzer exposed their tactics in the above video. Read the story behind this episode HERE ...

Sunday, July 09, 2006

NEW EDITION: THE MACK WHITE SHOW

The latest edition of my show is now on line. To listen and subscribe to the podcast, click on the button below ...