Laurel Canyon

They were all hanging out, Richard Pearl, all these people.

They were all hanging out in Laurel Canyon at a flop house for intelligence assets at the time, basically what it was.

And this is where they orchestrated these plans and these schemes while working for the Rand Corporation.

And Rand is, yeah, a project for a new American century, absolutely.

It's a key component.

in, I believe, staging so much of, I mean, clearly it's a layered agenda here, but it's almost a beacon, another beacon that you can point to as far as the RAND Corporation's involvements and in the intelligence, just the field of clandestine intelligence.

And so, yeah, Donald Rumsfeld, I mean, all of these people, it's just these are the usual suspects for a reason and so i think yeah and and to know what laurel canyon stands for you know and then to understand how we were all i would i would think originally introduced or at least many of us um through weird scenes inside the canyon and and um and just knowing that you have these key uh architects from the the the military industrial complex that are all coming together for this kind of clandestine intelligence rendezvous to set forward the operational schemes and plans, you know, to usher in that new Pearl Harbor that would provide them with the cannon fodder necessary, politically speaking, as far as the Capitol, you know, to engage in forever wars.

And that's really what has... has ultimately been conducted off the back of this just absolute false framework post 9-11 that changed modern society for the worse.

the not programmed to kill, but weird scenes inside the canyon.

And basically at one point in the book, I believe he addressed the fact of the laurel tree and its occult context in terms of Laurel Canyon and also the holly tree right and i've said this a few times um in the past and basically just in terms of hollywood land and the original foundation of hollywood itself as an industry um and and how they would even promote it to the public and and the starlets right and and uh the celebrity class to effectively move in and uh And really embrace this this kind of in terms of whenever Hollywood was being established, you know, this was how they were promoting it was was a way in which they could basically, you know, provide an easy access away from the general public.

in Los Angeles that would allow these celebrities to essentially have quick access to the industry itself and the studios and things of that nature.

But there's so much more to it because clearly Hollywood derives from the wood of the holly, right? And that was the entire concept in the book, which was the favorite wood used by Druid magicians for their wands composition.

It was so funny.

I started reading weird scenes on my second trip to L.A., And then I had no plans to go into Laurel Canyon, but something, some person I worked with was like, I need help with this interview.

And it's in Laurel Canyon.

So I was like reading about Laurel Canyon.

Then all of a sudden I was there driving past Mountain Overlook, the observatory, right? And it was all, yeah, like, this is crazy.

It was all becoming real.

It looks over.

It's up at the top of Laurel Canyon.

And there was a house being built there.

So it was just dirt at the time.

All right, that's the David Crosby episode.

When you're listening to this episode, be thinking about Crosby, be thinking about his bands, be thinking about the birds, Laurel Canyon in the 60s and 70s, how three guys from three broken up bands turned themselves into one of the greatest super groups of all time, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.

And let us know what's your favorite super group, okay? It doesn't have to be a group that was actually massive like, you know, Van Hagar or whatever.

It can be, we can go indie here.

So when I moved with my wife to Lookout Mountain Avenue in the Hollywood Hills of Southern California, I, of course, had heard, we both had heard of Lookout Mountain Avenue.

We heard of Laurel Canyon, which ran parallel to it.

We heard of that whole area because so many directors and producers and actors and actresses and creative people and all kinds of creative people lived up on Lookout Mountain Avenue.

In addition to that, during the late 60s and the decade of the 70s and even after that to a certain degree, Lookout Mountain

And then, because I've done a lot of research into this whole phenomena, And I write about, I write, I blow all of this open in my book, Power from on High and a Prophecy of the Future of America, volume one, and then volume two, and the greatest battle for the hearts and minds of mankind in the history of the world.

So in this area that I live, and we moved there around 1986, because I was the executive producer on a, on a, low-budget science fiction feature film, kind of like a road warrior film.

And so we moved into Laurel Canyon because it was right in the center of Hollywood, up in the Hollywood Hills.

And I wrote my first book,

Not programmed to kill, but weird scenes inside the canyon.

And basically at one point in the book, I believe he addressed the fact of the laurel tree and its occult context in terms of Laurel Canyon.

And also...

the holly tree right and i've said this a few times um in the past and basically just in terms of hollywood land and the original foundation of hollywood itself as an industry um and and how they would even promote it to the public and and the starlets right and and uh the celebrity class to effectively move and and uh And really embrace this this kind of in terms of whenever Hollywood was being established, you know, this was how they were promoting it was was a way in which they could basically, you know, provide an easy access away from the general public.