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The podcast for Indelible, the documentary in progress for the week of May 1, 2016. A discussion about youth correctional facilities in Ione and Tracy California in the 1960s, and links between these facilities with "dark pool fighting", (mercenary fighting), in Guatamala and Vietnam. Also a discussion about the history of the Food Co-op wars of the 1970s. These events are interwoven with Carl L. Harp's history. Addendum: June 13, 2016 Reporter Jeremy Scahill just posted that the alleged shooter from the June 11, 2015 Orlando mass shooting had a background working for a mercenary firm in the United States, GS4. Why is it that all the alleged shooters in these acts of public violence have a background working for mercenary firms? In Harp's case he was falsely targeted as the shooter, he was framed, he was a useful scapegoat. How many others in these cases were similarly set up? Why is this occurring? Why has it been occurring for decades?

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