
JFK ASSASSINATION - Ep. 418 - Communistic Tendencies W/ Sean DeGrilla
The Lone Gunman Podcast : JFK AssassinationSummary
Amy Acton announces her candidacy for governor of Ohio, emphasizing the need to address corruption and rising costs affecting residents. She pledges to lower costs, cut taxes, and prevent data centers from increasing energy bills, claiming that the time has come for a change in leadership away from wealthy interests.
In a separate discussion, Sean DeGrilla returns to the Lone Gummen Podcast to share insights from his upcoming book, "Communistic Tendencies," which explores the beliefs and writings of Lee Harvey Oswald. DeGrilla discusses his extensive research, including the analysis of Oswald's address book, which he claims has been misrepresented in conspiracy theories. He details his efforts to use advanced imaging techniques to investigate the book and clarify misconceptions about Oswald's intentions and actions leading up to the assassination of President Kennedy.
DeGrilla argues that Oswald was driven by a desire for recognition and ideological expression, rather than a calculated political agenda. He emphasizes the importance of thorough research and respectful debate in understanding the complexities of Oswald's character and the historical context of his actions.
Show Notes
Streaming Premiere 7 PM EST on Oct. 23, 2026! Returning guest Sean DeGrilla stops by to talk about his new research and website. https://www.theoswaldarchive.com/ He is the author of Malcontent available here - https://link.amazon/B0ahDd4xh And the upcoming book "Communistic Tendencies" which should be out by November, very soon!
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