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Today's episode with Robert Eringer focuses on his past experiences going undercover for several organizations. Robert, first, describes his encounter with the KKK. This account originates in the United Kingdom but took Robert State side to South Carolina to pursue the story. Robert then discloses an occurrence in Europe while partnering with former CIA Director of Operations Clair George. Soon after, Robert explains the details regarding his existence being questioned in case that was presented by the Supreme Court. Finally, a covert account with the FBI is explained where Robert lured a turned Soviet Agent to be apprehended by the authorities in Europe. I hope you enjoy!Rate and subscribe if you enjoyed the content and follow 'overcoming_the_divide'  on Instagram!Robert Eringer is an author, investigative journalist and private sector counter-intelligence operative. Robert has specialized in infiltrating extremist groups. This has included Neo-Nazis, Violent Anarchists and the KKK. In 1993, Robert embarked on a ten year undercover operation for the FBI intelligence, some of these experiences are laid out in his 2008 book Ruse. Through 2002-2007, Robert created the first intelligence service for Prince Albert of Monaco. Robert currently writes for the Santa Barbara news under The Investigator column, released every Sunday. About thirty years ago, a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court (Liberty Lobby v. Jack Anderson) questioned Robert Eringer’s existence. Music: Coma-Media (intro)                 WinkingFoxMusic (outro)Recorded:  4/5/22

Today's episode with Robert Eringer focuses on his past experiences going undercover for several organizations. Robert, first, describes his encounter with the KKK. This account originates in the United Kingdom but took Robert State side to South Carolina to pursue the story. Robert then discloses an occurrence in Europe while partnering with former CIA Director of Operations Clair George. Soon after, Robert explains the details regarding his existence being questioned in case that was presented by the Supreme Court. Finally, a covert account with the FBI is explained where Robert lured a turned Soviet Agent to be apprehended by the authorities in Europe. I hope you enjoy! Rate and subscribe if you enjoyed the content and follow 'overcoming_the_divide'  on Instagram! Robert Eringer is an author, investigative journalist and private sector counter-intelligence operative. Robert has specialized in infiltrating extremist groups. This has included Neo-Nazis, Violent Anarchists and the KKK. In 1993, Robert embarked on a ten year undercover operation for the FBI intelligence, some of these experiences are laid out in his 2008 book Ruse. Through 2002-2007, Robert created the first intelligence service for Prince Albert of Monaco. Robert currently writes for the Santa Barbara news under The Investigator column, released every Sunday. About thirty years ago, a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court (Liberty Lobby v. Jack Anderson) questioned Robert Eringer’s existence. Music: Coma-Media (intro)                  WinkingFoxMusic (outro) Recorded:  4/5/22

Going Undercover with Robert Eringer

Robert Eringer talks about how road trips open your mind and spirit, and encourages people to be more adventurous when on a trip. Robert says that there is no crisis that can’t be solved with a martini and a cigar, and talks about how we can all learn lessons from each other, no matter what our socio-economic status. Katerina Cozias interviews. Click Here to Download the Podcast on iTunes Born in 1954, Robert Eringer grew up in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and London, England. In early 1974, Eringer created Tricky Dick’s Coffee House at 515 Finchley Road in Hampstead, North London, which he ran intermittently for four years while juggling college. Motional Blur tells the story of a disaffected surfer, Luke Andersen, who drives for a black car service part-time. When he’s summoned for a fare involving a five-and-a-half hour ride from Santa Barbara to Las Vegas, this obligation ruins his birthday plans, even though he tries to refuse but doesn’t succeed. When they reach Vegas, his mysterious fare, Charles Gearhart, a man in his mid-60s, tells Luke to keep going. What should have been a day drive becomes a seemingly meandering trip through the western United States, with Gearhart directing Luke through Utah, Wyoming, and Montana. Luke repeatedly tries to beg off, but can’t. The deeper he gets into this journey, the more intrigued he becomes by his passenger, who constantly imparts wisdom to help his wayward driver grow up. Theirs is a journey in search of answers. And, in the novel’s stunning conclusion, they find them. The post Robert Eringer | Motional Blur | Author Interview appeared first on Book Circle Online.

Robert Eringer talks about how road trips open your mind and spirit, and encourages people to be more adventurous when on a trip. Robert says that there is no crisis that can’t be solved with a martini and a cigar, and talks about how we can all learn lessons from each other, no matter what our socio-economic status. Katerina Cozias interviews. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/book-circle-online/id693897960?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here to Download the Podcast on iTunes</a> Born in 1954, Robert Eringer grew up in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and London, England. In early 1974, Eringer created Tricky Dick’s Coffee House at 515 Finchley Road in Hampstead, North London, which he ran intermittently for four years while juggling college. Motional Blur tells the story of a disaffected surfer, Luke Andersen, who drives for a black car service part-time. When he’s summoned for a fare involving a five-and-a-half hour ride from Santa Barbara to Las Vegas, this obligation ruins his birthday plans, even though he tries to refuse but doesn’t succeed. When they reach Vegas, his mysterious fare, Charles Gearhart, a man in his mid-60s, tells Luke to keep going. What should have been a day drive becomes a seemingly meandering trip through the western United States, with Gearhart directing Luke through Utah, Wyoming, and Montana. Luke repeatedly tries to beg off, but can’t. The deeper he gets into this journey, the more intrigued he becomes by his passenger, who constantly imparts wisdom to help his wayward driver grow up. Theirs is a journey in search of answers. And, in the novel’s stunning conclusion, they find them. The post <a href="http://www.bookcircleonline.com/2016/10/08/robert-eringer-motional-blur/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Robert Eringer | Motional Blur | Author Interview</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.bookcircleonline.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book Circle Online</a>.

Robert Eringer | Motional Blur | Author Interview

Robert Eringer talks about how road trips open your mind and spirit, and encourages people to be more adventurous when on a trip. Robert says that there is no crisis that can't be solved with a martini and a cigar, and talks about how we can all learn lessons from each other, no matter what our socio-economic status. Katerina Cozias interviews.  Click Here to Download the Podcast on iTunes  Born in 1954, Robert Eringer grew up in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and London, England. In early 1974, Eringer created Tricky Dick's Coffee House at 515 Finchley Road in Hampstead, North London, which he ran [...]

Robert Eringer talks about how road trips open your mind and spirit, and encourages people to be more adventurous when on a trip. Robert says that there is no crisis that can't be solved with a martini and a cigar, and talks about how we can all learn lessons from each other, no matter what our socio-economic status. Katerina Cozias interviews. Click Here to Download the Podcast on iTunes Born in 1954, Robert Eringer grew up in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and London, England. In early 1974, Eringer created Tricky Dick's Coffee House at 515 Finchley Road in Hampstead, North London, which he ran [...]