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I have often wondered if the characters in the 'badgeman' photos were Tippit and White.
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Jack White & the "death squads"
Norman T. Field replied to Donald Willis's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Jack White's current webpage: https://jfkcountercoup.blogspot.com/ -
The exoneration of Lyndon Johnson?
Norman T. Field replied to Roger Odisio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
According to his mistress Madeline Brown, LBJ was informed of the hit the night before it occurred. She says he came out of a meeting and told her something like, "After tomorrow, the damn Kennedys will never embarass me again". Yes, LBJ's conduct in the limo is damning evidence of foreknowledge. -
The Assassination, the CIA, Nixon and Ford
Norman T. Field replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I found both of Ray Locker's Watergate books to be quite informative confirming the torpedo. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ray+locker+watergate&i=stripbooks&crid=U9EJIBDB5WX0&sprefix=ray+locker+watergate%2Cstripbooks%2C91&ref=nb_sb_noss -
Why Col. L. Fletcher Prouty's Critics Are Wrong
Norman T. Field replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
You would loose that bet, for it does make that claim. Selling off American war supplies to the Japanese was but one of his lucrative endevors. -
Why Col. L. Fletcher Prouty's Critics Are Wrong
Norman T. Field replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
The book "The Soong Dynasty" is very interesting on this subject. -
There are credible stories in Chicago that the MM murder was done by Tony Spilotro and Frank Schweihs due to a request made of Sam Giancana by Joe Kennedy. Frank was then ordered to kill his girl friend after he told her what he had done and she started telling others. Her body was found floating in the Chicago river. It has also been alleged that MM's house was bugged by Fred Otash and a recording of the event was shared with Giancana.
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Best JFK Assassination Books - Your thoughts?!
Norman T. Field replied to a topic in JFK Book Discussions
Yes, a long time ago. -
48 Hours to change the world
Norman T. Field replied to Adam Johnson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
One might consider abducting LHO: no patsy to take the blame means no crime is committed. -
Yes, I find them credible. Through the years I have read multiple accounts from wise guys claiming to have seen pictures of JEH and Clyde in intimate circumstances. One guy claimed that Meyer Lansky had shown him the pictures, another claimed Frank Costello showed him the pics: so apparently there were multiple copies circulating. There is also the matter of JEH and Clyde getting comped for annual vacations at a resort in La Jolla CA that was owned by wise guys. Through the decades I have read dozens of books about La Cosa Nostra, but I don't recall which of them made these claims. I do recall that these claims were repeated in several different books. Hoover considered fighting communism to be the main role for the FBI, crime in general was a secondary concern.
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Did David Josephs leave the forum?
Norman T. Field replied to Michael Crane's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I am reminded of the scene "I'm not dead yet". -
About 20 years ago, I posted a joke on a thread about similarities between Lincoln and JFK stating: A week before the Lincoln assassination, Lincoln slept in Monroe Maryland: while a week before the JFK hit JFK had slept in Marilyn Monroe. About 10 years later, someone posted my joke as a fact in a similar thread. 😁
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Why Col. L. Fletcher Prouty's Critics Are Wrong
Norman T. Field replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Re: ."I think they are our own" I concur that a significant percentage of such sightings are indeed domestically produced UFOs, beginning in the late 1940s as we began testing the odd devices that Patton took out of the Czechoslovakia near the end of WW2. Especially given the military's unwillingness to tell President Eisenhower what was going on at Area 51. OTOH, the high degree of affinity between nuclear facilities and UFO sighting strongly suggests that those objects are of interstellar origin. Jackie Gleason, who apparently was very interested in UFOs, claimed that President Nixon took him to see alien cadavers at Homestead air force base. -
Why Col. L. Fletcher Prouty's Critics Are Wrong
Norman T. Field replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
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