William Schaap [Covert Action Information Bulletin] Dies

[Peter Lemkin]

William Schaap's Testimony at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Trial

by court testimony


Published November 30, 1999
Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0
Topics psychological operations, PsyOps, black operations, BlackOps, psychological warfare, PsyWar, black propaganda, gray propaganda, war propaganda,disinformation, corrupt media, professional liars, propaganda, agitprop, spin, state media, major media, corporate media, embedded media, military psychology, Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, COINTELPRO, Counter Intelligence Program, Mighty Wurlitzer, front organizations, front companies, Big Lie,information warfare



The eight video parts here are of the testimony by expert witness, Attorney and Professor Emeritus William Schaap in the November-December 1999 Memphis, Tennessee wrongful death lawsuit trial of Loyd Jowers and co-conspirators in the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. Schaap gave his testimony on November 30, 1999. The jury of six whites and six blacks found Jowers guilty of involvement and that the US government was involved in carrying out the assassination.
William Schaap's testimony concerns the US government's near-total control over the major media (i.e., news agencies, newspapers, etc.) and its extensive use of disinformation campaigns (i.e., outright lying on a massive scale) targeted against the US public. His testimony is based upon US government primary-documentation divulged in US Congressional hearings and the resulting reports, as well as by the testimony of named government officials involved in the disinformation operations.
The transcript of Schaap's testimony is available at the following link:
Proceedings, November 30th, 1999, Volume IX, Case No. 97242-4 T.D., Circuit Court of Shelby County, Tennesseehttp://archive.org/download/WilliamSchaa...Trial.html
The following is the complete trial transcript:
Complete Transcript of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Assassination Conspiracy Trial, Case No. 97242-4 T.D., Circuit Court of Shelby County, Tennessee, Nov. 15-Dec. 8, 1999, 14 vols.http://archive.org/download/WilliamSchaa...script.pdf , source: http://www.thekingcenter.org/sites/defau...SCRIPT.pdf