Was Charlie Manson sheep-dipped?

[Magda Hassan]

So I was watching how the hippie scene would be put down and what evidence there was that they had to crack it. I've mentioned on two different programs that in my neighborhood a man moved in from Texas. I think he gets tired of me talking about this, so this is the last time I'll mention him. He was dressed as a hippie, but he wasn't a hippie. He brought his children into this community. He lived a block from my house. He wrote a book for Henry Kaiser called Children of Change. (I'm repeating for somebody who hasn't heard the show.) A non-hippie from Texas, he lived here for about one or two years, walking down the coast, going the music scene. And he wrote, just prior to the Sharon Tate murders, that, "...the hippies would have made it..." —this is what Henry Kaiser published— "...would have made it if, number one: they had a sense of humor. And number two: they weren't so violent....

He is now at the Navy post-graduate school; He's Navy. He had to be Navy Intelligence. How did he get into the Navy post-graduate school if his undergraduate school was being a hippie on Big Sur road, walking back and forth on the highway?

This is the same person (****) that Jan and Krassner refer to in the top post on this page, yes?

Henry Kaiser the musician is the grandson of Henry Kaiser the industrialist http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Kaiser_(musician)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_J._Kaiser I wonder why the pseudo hippy from Texas who was really naval intel was writing a book for Henry Kaiser about children changing?