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James DiEugenio

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    Retired teacher, MA in American History, editor and publisher at Kennedys and King.com, author and/or co-editor of Destiny Betrayed, The Assassinations anthology, The JFK Assassination: The Evidence Today, and JFK Revisited: Through The Looking Glass. Wrote screenplays for Oliver Stone's JFK Revisited and JFK: Destiny Betrayed.

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  1. Let us ignore the flame wars. I got this message from a pal of mine who is quite reliable. Sounds pretty good to me. Jesse Waters, who took over Tucker Carlson‘s show, is having a JFK segment at the end of his show each day this week. It is primarily focusing on JFK‘s battle with the military industrial complex and the CIA. Today it was on the failed Bay of Pigs event, which was a trap to force Kennedy to send the Navy in. He talked about how Kennedy fired, Alan Dulles and his two top directors, and eventually Dulles ended up on the warren commission and later made comments about JFK thinking he was a God.
  2. This has 150 K views in just one day. I can't help but think the references to the sixties murders really struck a chord. Whew. Roger, that sounds like a really good idea to me also.
  3. How this guy got elected to Parliament again is amazing, but he did. This is episode 328 of MOATS and its on You Tube. At about the 13 minute mark he compares the recent killing of over 100 Russian civilians in a concert hall as a false flag operation. He then dials back a 'you cannot fool me moment', and compares this to the murders of JFK, Malcolm, KIng and RFK as being the same types of operations. I don't think I have ever seen this done by a major politician and talk show host.
  4. I saw this and I disagree. Any show that makes Michael Riconosciuto a lead witness and does not reveal all the details about Casolaro's death or the fact that INSLAW was in breach of contract, that show is quite problematic. Riconosciuto is a spinner and that is understating it I think.
  5. Stu: Treitz and Hansen turned down an opportunity to debate me. Kind of telling I think. What interested me is how they dismissed any of the following investigations into the INSLAW case. So I read them, plus some other stuff. I just conclude that their whole approach is flawed. To leave out the later investigations is just not being candid with the viewer. That Netflix let it all slide is another question.
  6. Sandy, That was actually a smart thing to do and the cop was awarded for it later. I think it was the same guy who warned Mitt Romney to go the other way while he diverted the rioters.
  7. That amount of money does not seem to me to make that significant. Especially in those early days. I am pretty sure that this is from the Rosemary James expose article.
  8. Escorting out a rioter instead of arresting him? That somehow qualifies as not making the riot a riot? I mean, you did see the film of the cop having his head bashed into a doorway over and over? In a mystery that today is still unsolved, the capitol police and local police could not get any military support and they badly needed it since they were so outnumbered. So after the senate and congress were all chaperoned to tunnels into below ground secure rooms, and the ballots were sequestered, they tried to escort the suspects out since there was no one to take hostage and the ballots were locked up. In other words, the danger of interfering with the election was passed. But there was still no National Guard there. WIthout any military support there was no way they could arrest everyone since if they did arrest everyone, there would not be enough police to protect the building. This is why so many of the rioters were arrested later. Although Tucker Carlson secretly hated Trump, he understood and understands his sway over the helpless GOP. And one of Trump's phobias is the Jan 6th committee. Since they actually did a decent enough job in cracking the plot to subvert the election. Now that I am done with Casolaro, I will return to do parts 3 and 4 on the Insurrection.
  9. I agree that there will not be a concluding episode to hash out the other side of things. Netflix simply would not do something like that. Too much at stake I think for them. But the two guys who made this series should really be called out. That will not happen. Except for here. I mean to make Riconosciuto a main talking head?
  10. Tom, This is one way that Garrison kept track of what Ferrie was up to was through Johnson. Yes, can you quote that article back to me? As for Doudna, this is why I have him on ignore. He has bought into the anti Garrison hysteria fostered by Paul Hoch to such a degree that its like having Hoch here. And unlike Stu I have no time or respect for Paul Hoch. Aaron Kohn was literally in bed with Shaw's lawyers. When Sheridan was working on Garrison's witnesses to either intimidate them or get them to flip, Kohn was right in the middle of it. In fact they used his office as a site for these people to do their "turning" speeches, thus negating themselves as witnesses. And then Dymond would tell them that if Garrison charged the witness, he would get them a lawyer any time of the day or night. This, of course, was off the CIA's preferred attorneys list in that city. And Dymond did this quite often--and then lied about it-- and Kohn knew all about it, and covered it up. See, in any normal case, this would be obstruction of justice and witness tampering. RIght at the start of his JFK inquiry, Kohn began to say that somehow because his house was built by a builder with an Italian last name, Garrison owed the house to the mafia. Utterly sick. And BTW, even Shaw's lawyers, like the late Sal Panzeca, would tell you that Kohn really just hated Italians. When Panzeca had an Italian American convention in New Orleans, Kohn was outside taking down license plates. Panzeca told me this in his office; of course you would have to go to New Orleans to hear this kind of thing, which I am sure Greg has done many times, just as I have. Now, let me note something else about Kohn. Before Garrison began his JFK inquiry, Kohn had a lot of nice things to say about Garrison. In fact, as late as 1965, he praised Garrison in the pages of the NOTP about his achievements in office. But if we dial back a bit, we can see why the former FBI agent flipped. A week after Kennedy was killed, like INCA, Kohn and the MCC was backing the official story all the way. They did a pamphlet on Oswald holding the MC rifle on its cover and declared that Oswald had acted alone--before the Warren Commission had even convened. When the HSCA asked Kohn how he got that picture so quickly, Kohn's reply was quite interesting: "We have avenues." I can imagine what he meant by that.
  11. My concluding installment on American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders. I mean did any reviewer do any homework on this thing? Anyway, they cannot even prove that Casolaro did not take his own life. And they left out a ton of evidence that says he did. Anyway you will not see any review like this out there, not even close.I went through 500 pages of documents, which they want you to ignore. https://jamesanthonydieugenio.substack.com/p/american-conspiracy-pt-4-the-octopus
  12. The idea that somehow Trump was deposed by the Deep State, and that he has any significant comparisons to JFK is I think not just unfounded but kind of humorous. I wrote a couple of articles on the Insurrection for my substack site. Someone tried to make that comparison. I replied hold it, it was Trump who approved that crazy fake electors plan, encouraged thousands to come to Washington on that day, and then fired them up to go to the Capitol. So who was trying to derail who?
  13. The informant he had in Ferrie's camp was not SRC Tom. And I don't know where you got that. It was a young man by the name of Jimmie Johnson. And this guy was a very productive informant.
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