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Some of the names on that chart in the Mother Jones article are very interesting: particularly Daytop, which at some point merged with another drug treatment facility where a certain prominent Son of Sam suspect worked for many years (and where he initially had been a patient himself).

No, Mae was talking about Fabun. I don't know if she knew about Winans. I myself didn't know Winans did the cover art for one of Fabun's books. Maybe Mae didn't know that, either. Obviously, they were well-acquainted with each other. Big surprise.

And Winans lived in San Antonio. Where the Alcala-Buquor family was and is VIP all the way. Where Sharon Tate was photographed riding a rocket for Stars n Stripes. The photo that launched her career, basically.

BTW FWIW "crypography" is NOT the same thing as "cryptanalysis." A "cryptographer" is a typist who can operate an Enigma machine (or whatever) or an encrypted telegraph. Millions of cryptographers. A cryptanalyst is trained to create and break codes and ciphers, etc. Very few cryptanalysts.

I know it's the essence of an obituary to highlight the deceased's better qualities, but frankly, his artwork was not all that "brilliant." More like a high school kid imitating Zap Comix. Was it packed with hidden meanings? Maybe.

One thing is now crystal clear--the Manson Family were NOT "outliers" or "fringe" in any sense or stretch of the words. They were right at the center of a very large Blob. In fact, they were sort of a "blob within The Blob." Members of The Blob with their own little micro-blob. A microblob with its own little microguru, Big Mouth Charlie, all ready to take all the blame. And here poor little Charlie thought HE was using THEM. SMH.

I'm pretty sure sure the military man who posed as a hippie and was reportedly affiliated with Tex Watson was actually Charles Winans. This is according to Paul Krassner who worked closely with Mae on this:



After Winans sued Krassner and won (with representation from CIA-linked lawyer Melvin Belli), Krassner changed Winans's name to Nathaniel Dight in subsequent works.

Winans did do the cover art for Don Fabun's Children of Change, though, so all the same connections to him likely still apply. The background of Winans, and his connection to luminaries in the Laurel Canyon/counterculture scene, is very interesting (per his obituary):

And of course "religious freedom" is the best way to avoid investigation and prosecution.

The "man from Texas" who went underground as a "hippie" and wrote a book about it and later got his graduate degree in the Army and went into Intelligence was Don Fabun.  

Here is a VERY interesting page about Ed Butler: kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-articles/ed-butler-expert-in-propaganda-and-psychological-warfare

Now, about the Ed Butler story naming the Black Panthers as "suspects" in the Tate murder is very, very interesting--I did NOT know there was any public speculation about that BEFORE the Manson Family members were arrested and questioned and those interviews leaked. And Mae's right--it is super-duper funny that Ed Butler was THE first person to "get" the "Helter Skelter" "mis"information "planted" by the "killers." And that that was the "motive" for the murders--to create "MIS"information that would trigger the very race war that Butler and his puppetmasters kept predicting and instigating. And here's Butler "reading" the [mis]information the way "Manson" supposedly wanted him to read it. A message that NO ONE else got, and we STILL don't really buy, as the planted "clues" don't really point to the BPP very clearly, if at all. I'd like to compare the date of that article to the dates of the "arrests" of people like Kathy Lutesinger, or the dates of Susan Atkins's "statements" to Ronnie Howard etc. 

BTW, "That was their thing about 'introducing him to sensuality.' That was well known. It was billed as something you could do” sums up perfectly the teachings of many of these "Tibetan Buddhist"/"Kundalini Yoga"/"Christian Yoga" sects and their excuse for deliberately sexualizing children, including a verbatim quote of their official euphemism: "introducing him to sensuality." That's what they believe they're doing. Teaching children sexuality in the same way we teach them how to handle their other emotions. But they don't wait until the child hits puberty, which might at least lend some biological sense to this teaching. No, they use this as an explanation for sexualizing and abusing children beginning in toddlerhood.

There's no way that quote is a coincidence. These people heavily infiltrated the "music therapy" movement. These American "Tibetan Buddhist" and Theosophical blah blah blahs were also big into starting those "organic farming" communes like the one where Barry Dossenko trained and the one in Missouri that Bill Vance ran for a while after the Manson murders. All the way back in 1969, Blaine himself accused Morningstar Ranch commune of being nothing BUT a "lair" of these mystical pedophiles. A LOT of Stanford University people were and are closely involved in Morningstar. As a student at Stanford (the birthplace of the related pedophile "music therapy" movement Dossenko is involved with, now) Dossenko must have studied organic farming at Morningstar.

And here are Vito Paulekas's friends quoting him spouting this creed verbatim.

This is not a coincidence.

PS: What the FUCK??? George Shibley was at Terminal Island while Manson was out??? And he got out as Manson was coming back in? Did Manson get Sibley's bunk?

I checked the autopsy but didn't find it but for some reason I'm thinking yes she was around 5'1 or 5'2.