Project camelot : Stew webb : The octopus

[Eric J (Viking)]

This is the 2nd Kerry Cassidy interview with Stew Webb originally done live on Livestream. We cover the whole trail of the Octopus as it is called involving the murder of Danny Casolaro, the players including the now deceased Ted Gunderson, the imprisoned Michael Riconosuitto and many others. Where the money went and the black project underground facility on the Cabazon indian reservation involving weapons and a bio warfare lab likely to be still operating.

This is more cutting edge information from a relentless researcher (Stew Webb) who has gone deep inside the rabbit hole after marrying into the Bush crime syndicate and finding himself targeted in multiple ways as well as losing access to his own daughter.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwVEX5Xmspo&feature=g-u-u&context=G2bc03cbFUAAAAAAAEAA

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viking

[mountain_jim]

I have not watched this video yet, but I was following Cassolaro. Promis Software, and The Octupus CIA drug-smuggling un-ravelings many years ago, when for me conspiracy research was pretty much assasinations (JFK, RFK, etc.) , and this material.

Many of the subjects researched or read of in the last few years here and elsewhere are so much further 'out there', I must say.

[etm567]

I would love to watch this, but his audio is too bad. Why didn't Kerry ask him to check his mike, or turn it up, or move it? Sounds like it is covered by something. Muffled, off mike audio.

[Alie]

Well even if the audio isn't great ... it's AWESOME information. Especially toward the end as he describes (pls forgive me, can't remember the techi side of it) about how light is changed and the technology of TPTB have access to see us "live" thru our HD TV, Computers, Smart PHONES. OMG ... if true, I couldn't believe it. And it could be the technology for vote manipulation.

Anyway (sidenote)... Time Warner Cable's (my cable company) logo is the all seeing eye so I suppose that was the point all along --- drug us with entertainment (which I have a few guilty pleasures ---- like Justified. )

Back to Stew ---- I think he deserves to be heard by PA audience -- he's an encyclopedia of the last 30 years and he delivers it like a machine gun. And BTW, they had to make do because of technical difficulties and we were just lucky that we could hear Stew as well as we did.

[etm567]

Like I said, I would really love to listen to it, but I cannot deal with the audio. Drives me crazy. I CANNOT hear him. I can hear Kerry just fine.

I know it is my problem. But the fact that no effort was made to improve it keeps popping up in my mind, and I get irritated as hell on top of the trouble I am already having hearing him, and that just makes it worse.

Maybe my set up is not as good as yours? I can't chew anything at the same time as he is talking. If I do, I cannot hear one word he says.

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Sorry, Viking. That was rude of me. You had nothing to do with the audio, obviously. I should have thanked you for posting it.

Thank you!

ETM

[schneider]

I tried to listen to this interview live, but stew was making my head spin. I decided to give it a second try and started half way into the interview. I was surprised that kerry had reigned him in a little and it was easier to follow his conversation. He has a lot of information on many different topics. The sound quality for stew is bad, need to use head phones.