Untangling the past ....

Right now we are trying to untangle a past which 'The Trio' became part of.

Hopefully we can resume our precursory timeline very shortly.

The childish anoraks who think that playing records is the same as 'freedom of speech' and 'freedom of the airwaves' are no doubt ignoring the war going on between Russia and the Ukraine where propaganda rules. President Putin is shown on YouTube as a very devout Orthodox Christian, but by the same token, the Pope who heads-up the other branch of that pre-Reformation Christian faith, is taking a different view.

Protestant Christian churches who are by no means a uniform body of believers, are split into umpteen different viewpoints and most of these groups are using the medium of broadcasting to spread their polemical interpretations of current affairs - just as Herbert W. Armstrong once funded the offshore (pirate) broadcasting stations off the coast of the United Kingdom in the Nineteen Sixties.

Now that the anoraks have been given a wavelength and the blessing of the UK broadcasting authority for a station they call 'Radio Caroline', they squabble among themselves over which old records should be aired - as if anyone cares - except them. 'Free radio' is not what is being broadcast on Malcolm Smith's 648 station that he calls 'Radio Caroline'. But his childish cult shouts loud in order to drown out the real story which is about the beginnings of North Sea Oil and Gas and Texas interests wrapped up in the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), at the time of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

That is the root storyline of our own recital.

But when events are ongoing it is often not apparent what is taking place, and so attention is misplaced. That is our difficulty with the story that we are trying to document. We have to find hard evidence, and too many in academia have backed the telling of a fake story, and now the anorak children are doing the same thing.

The key is in the split from the original 'Radio Caroline' by the Texas interests who created 'Radio London', and although we became a part of the latter story, we are only now able to put the whole story together and present it here in serial form. We hope to resume our own accounts as individual members of 'The Trio' very shortly.