Tony Dolan was a Yale grad friends with William F Buckley Jr, Buckley who was Yale 'Skull and Bones/CIA/CFR(his globalist affiliation is lengthy if you search his bio's) who with Dolan released this album. The song is 'Cry, The Belove…
Tony Dolan was a Yale grad friends with William F Buckley Jr, Buckley who was Yale 'Skull and Bones/CIA/CFR(his globalist affiliation is lengthy if you search his bio's) who with Dolan released this album. The song is 'Cry, The Beloved Country' like the album. What a joke ( i imagine Dolan saying, ''hey Buckley, so sad that we ruin National Sovereignty for our Banker masters, ha ha ha chummy chum'')
Dolan who went on among other things to become principal Speechwriter for Reagan including the 'Evil Empire' bogus speech. Psy-opping the country on the right. This album of Dolan' is the attempt to push a 'conservative folk movement' which was a failure but shows another avenue the shadow power structure tried to push early on. They obviously infiltrated and controlled much of the left opposition at the time, including the folk 'scene' direction.
The album features Buckleys photo and promotion/propaganda on the back as well. Enjoy the sounds of CIA Skull and Bones/Yale folk..... on the 'right'. Yale was heavily controlled by the Bones, and guys like Dolan were basically members regardless of the the Bones official roster. Yale today is another story too long to explain here. Though not much more than another ivy league college stamping-out globalist melting-pot sheeple regardless if the Bones are there anymore. The bones today are watered down and is my opinion that the society has resettled elsewhere under a different name.... as these masonic type global conquest societies often do.
Buckley is closely linked to NPI's William H. Regnery II and with John Birch society material through their old family book company Regnery publishing and William H. Regnery II as founder of NPI of the 'Alt -right' with CIA shill buddy Richard Spencer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_R._Dolan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_F._Buckley_Jr.
Conservative Folk music article Tony Dolan / Buckley Jr https://boingboing.net/2012/12/03/cd-of-conservative-folk-music.html
More about Dolan http://www.nndb.com/people/659/000214017/
