"I resolved that as long as that was likely the case, I would "play" Lear along as far as possible, and noted to my friend later that evening that
it was only a matter of time before Lear and I would part company once and for all, that I believed he was stringing me along for some reason, and
that sooner or later we would inevitably "burn the bridges" between us. I decided that, until then, I would milk him for all that he cared to blab
about. We both agreed that given the crap I had endured already on his behalf, I was more than justified in taking that approach. With the continuing
reporting of details related to the Marcos trial and the missing gold, I thought that perhaps Lear might finally be more forthcoming about his
activities with Warton than he had been earlier. Fortunately, I was not wrong.
At this point, he asked me if I wanted to hear his conversation with Novel. Their early- morning tete-a-tete, which has since been transcribed, was
startling, to say the very least. Once again, I was completely amazed after all that had transpired that Lear would even consider letting me know he
was in touch with Novel or that he had taped their conversation, much less that he would actually play it for me and then give me a copy. If it had
been anybody else, or at any other stage of our association, I might have said, "No. Keep it to yourself," or begged off in some other way. But
after all the bull# and the game-playing and the grief that his giving the JFK tape to Cooper had already caused, I figured that if Novel had anything
new to add to the story of Kennedy's death, it would help to make up for all the other bull#. And I felt that if anyone was in a position to know
after all these years, given his background, Gordon Novel was certainly a prime candidate. Whatever disgust I might have for many of his actions over
the years, one has to give the man credit for simply staying alive through all the incredibly heavy situations he had moved through in his life.
I had already listened to Novel on an audiotape I had just acquired at that time of a radio program in the SF Bay area in 1983. Gordon had called the
studio at about 3 a.m. after hearing his name come up on the program while he was driving up to San Jose. It was talk radio at its finest to hear him
openly admit that he had been recruited by Lyndon Johnson himself to destroy the Garrison investigation from the inside, where he was serving as
Garrison's chief of security at his request, then admit later that he had actually been hired by Charles Colson to de-gauss the Watergate tapes for
Richard Nixon, and would have "succeeded in erasing them all if they had been willing to pay me more money." After listening to the self-anointed
Kennedy "expert," Dave Emory, accuse John Judge of being a closet agent of Western Goals, a rabid right- wing outfit, shortly before in Los Angeles,
it was actually quite amusing to hear him squirm on the earlier program once he realized Novel was actually the person he claimed to be. Emory
repeatedly stammered out his assurance that "I'm not gunning for you, Mr. Novel," and bleated about his "healthy respect" for Novel's
capabilities and his fervent hope that Novel wasn't inspired to be gunning for him. "
This is an excerpt from the extremely long and detailed "Hansson Affidavit".
Gordon Novel has privately claimed not to be an agent of the CIA but on many other and more recent occasions has made no bones about his constant
violative covert behaviour on behalf of the CIA and in particular its most disfunctional, least sane and most destructive cryptofascist underbelly
from Bay of Pigs to UFO Disclosure.
From the point of view of simple common sense, would you trust anything connected to this evil man? Seriously?



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