Oliver Stone's Son Questions If Osama Bin Laden Was Real Person
"I don't know who Bin Laden is. Do you remember with Oswald in the Kennedy assassination, there were multiple Oswalds people spotted and had like seen different Oswalds. With Bin Laden I feel like he was CIA at some point between the 80s and 90s. Some people saw him as Tim Osman. I don't know who bin Laden is. I don't know if it's like what was killed was just one of the dummies or just some guy that they said was bin Laden, but I think it's just an intelligence operation."
About this episode
Danny Jones interviews Sean Stone, filmmaker and son of director Oliver Stone, in a wide-ranging conversation spanning conspiracy theories, the occult, geopolitics, and paranormal experiences. Stone, who was initiated as a Freemason in 2011, claims he received phone calls from demonic entities immediately following his initiation ritual, describing voices that threatened him and confirmed multidimensional observation of the ceremony. He reveals his unconventional upbringing traveling with his father to war zones including Kosovo, Serbia, and the West Bank as a teenager, experiences that shaped his contrarian worldview. Stone argues US intelligence agencies deliberately cultivate Islamic terrorism by overthrowing secular nationalist leaders and supporting radical groups like the Muslim Brotherhood, a pattern he says continues from the 1950s through ISIS. He questions whether Osama bin Laden was a real person, suggesting he may have been a CIA operative known as Tim Osman and doubting the official account of his death. The conversation explores JFK assassination theories extensively, with Stone citing former CIA officer John Kiriakou's claim that unreleased files point to Israeli involvement, while also discussing Kennedy's 1962 Treasury currency backed by Indonesian gold that bypassed the Federal Reserve. Stone describes witnessing an unidentified advanced craft during the 2025 Palisades fire that he believes was a black triangle TR-3 government vehicle possibly using laser weapons to ignite the fires deliberately. He recounts receiving a phone call from what he believes was a demon after reading Aleister Crowley's Enochian magic incantations, part of a period of high strangeness he's documenting in an upcoming film. Stone advocates a spiritual approach to understanding reality, arguing demons operate at lower vibrational frequencies feeding on human appetites while higher consciousness requires empathy and inner work, rejecting the idea that accepting Jesus is the only path to goodness.
Key takeaways
- Sean Stone claims demonic entities called him on the phone immediately after his 2011 Freemason initiation, with voices asking about the meeting and threatening him with demonstrations of fear
- Stone argues US intelligence agencies have deliberately cultivated Islamic terrorism since the 1950s by overthrowing secular nationalists and promoting radical groups to justify the national security state
- Stone questions whether Osama bin Laden was real, suggesting he may have been a CIA operative named Tim Osman and doubting the official account of his 2011 death
- Former CIA officer John Kiriakou told Stone the unreleased JFK assassination files point to Israeli involvement, with Kennedy opposing their nuclear program and demanding Palestinian reparations
- JFK issued Treasury currency backed by Indonesian gold in 1962, bypassing the Federal Reserve for the first time since Lincoln and threatening banking interests
- Stone witnessed an unidentified high-speed craft during the January 2025 Palisades fire that shook his vehicle and believes video shows laser-like weapons igniting fires deliberately
- Stone received a phone call from what he believes was a demon asking 'are you a sorcerer' 30 minutes after reading and reciting Aleister Crowley Enochian magic incantations