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I have wondered for many years if things actually played out in the following manner: One of the original goals of the JFK assassination was to justify an invasion of Cuba. But, according to Richard Case Nagel, the plot had been penetrated by Soviet intelligence well before Dallas. The Soviets then ordered Nagel to kill LHO, which Nagel refused to do. Then, almost immediately after JFK was killed, a very high level Soviet intelligence officer communicated to his opposite number in the U.S. that any attempt to blame Castro for the crime would result in the Soviets revealing all they knew about the plot and a threat of WW3. Hence the need for the sudden pivot to the lone nut gunman and LBJ's warnings to Warren commission appointees about the risk of a new world war.
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Questions About Secret Agenda
Norman T. Field replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Folks interested in this subject will find the book, "Haig's Coup" quite revealing. -
Re: "Giancana was also quoted as saying, "There were three people who knew who shot Kennedy. Now there are only two and we're not talking" after the death of Jimmy Hoffa." This quote has long been attributed to Santos Trafficante, including by his attorney Frank Ragano. Just because something is printed in a book doesn't mean it is necessarily true. Never once, in all the bios of Mooney or books on the Outfit that I have read, have I ever (before today) seen this quote linked to Sam. It might have been Bill Kelly who many years ago compared the JFK hit to an onion. After years of work, one is able to peel back one single layer of the onion and believe that what they have found is the truth, only to eventually realize how many more layers of the onion remain. It has been suggested that the real reason Mafia types were present in Dallas was to provide a secondary patsy. If the original patsy story fell apart, suddenly the mob did it. I get so annoyed when the newcomers here fail to appreciate the full depth of more than 50 years of scholarship by some members of this forum simply because the newbie has read a book or two and are convinced that they now know the truth that is contrary to the decades of work by dedicated researchers. To say nothing of the company sponsored trolls whose role is to confuse and obscure that work.
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Are Most JFKA Truthers Also 9/11 Truthers?
Norman T. Field replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
+1. Quit soiling the sandboxes of others. -
Unsolved Murders of Jack the Ripper
Norman T. Field replied to S.T. Patrick's topic in Jack the Ripper
After much speculation, there is now DNA confirmation that Jack's real name was Aaron Kominsky. This has been known to Scotland Yard for decades. https://www.amazon.com/Naming-Jack-Ripper-Russell-Edwards-ebook/dp/B00NHLL062/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=naming+jack+the&qid=1564078674&s=gateway&sr=8-1 -
I Visited Howard Hunt's Grave this Morning
Norman T. Field replied to David Andrews's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Personally, I continue to lament Richard Nixon blowing off Castro after Fidel came to power, which drove him straight into the arms of the Russians. -
Washington Post article on Lisa Pease's book
Norman T. Field replied to James DiEugenio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
"I do not think that Roselli owned that racetrack where Sirhan was a walker.I do not think that Roselli owned that racetrack where Sirhan was a walker." IIRC, It was Mikey Cohen who owned the track. -
A simple question to François Carlier
Norman T. Field replied to Paz Marverde's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks Jim. -
A simple question to François Carlier
Norman T. Field replied to Paz Marverde's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
IIRC, Gerald Ford described the single bullet theory as 'made up' to either the French President or Premier. John Connolly stated that his body contained enough lead to refute the single bullet theory. Nor did Mrs. Connolly believe the SBT either. By your words, neither President Ford or Governor Connolly are important people. -
A simple question to François Carlier
Norman T. Field replied to Paz Marverde's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Gerald Ford and John Connolly? -
Re: "A week before Lincoln was shot he was in Monroe, Maryland. A week before Kennedy was shot he was in Marilyn Monroe." I created this joke and posted it on this forum a couple of years ago and hardly got a snicker. I am honored to know that it has now become a historical fact. I presume it made it's way to Wikkipedia? Too funny.
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The Future of the JFK Forum
Norman T. Field replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
As a long time lurker who rarely posts, I find this forum to be a very valuable resource. Given the volatile subject matter, I believe that consisent monitoring and standard of behavior enforcement to be essential. Frankly, I am amazed that some of the insulting and derogatory comments I have read were allowed to stand unchallenged. An enforced level of civility is essential to a rational discussion, to say nothing of putting a muzzle on the occasional foam spewing xxxxx. Please keep this forum alive, else the forces of darkness defeat a valient quest for truth. As such, even (espesically) moderators must be held accountable. -
Question for the board
Norman T. Field replied to Anthony DeFiore's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Or else the photo you are looking at has been 'flopped'. -
For a deeper understanding of the south, segregation and their society, may I suggest the book, "The Warmth of Other Suns"? You won't regret it.
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Assassination Attempt on President Roosevelt
Norman T. Field replied to John Simkin's topic in Political Conspiracies
"However, a FBI investigation concluded that Zangara was a mentally deranged loner and was not involved in any conspiracy to kill Cermak" I will take that as confirmation that it was a hit on Cermak. At the time that this happened, there was open warfare betwen the Outfit and Cermak. Not only was Cermak in the beer business, with Chicago police guarding the delivery trucks, but Cermak had sent two Chicago cops to kill Frank Nitti. When Nitti survived, revenge was certain. Among the books that detail the hit is 'The OUTFIT' by Russo. Zangara apparently was deranged, and already in big trouble with 'the boys'. The story is offered that he knew he was going to be killed anyway, so he performed the hit on Cermak in return for compensation for his family. I have also heard a similar story from my grandfather, who actually knew Cermak and was a fellow Bohemian. The country, not the lifestyle. I have also read that Tony Accardo was one of the people who had copies of the intimate photographs of Edna and Clyde, so the idea of an FBI coverup doesn't seem farfetched. -
Josiah Thompson & the Umbrella man
Norman T. Field replied to J. Raymond Carroll's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Why would I bother? Arguing with a xxxxx is like debating a drunk, only less rewarding. -
Josiah Thompson & the Umbrella man
Norman T. Field replied to J. Raymond Carroll's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Yes, you are playing a game. You demand answers from people to whom you and your opinions mean nothing while contributing zero to the current body of research and knowledge. The members of this forum have zero obligation to answer your rants. Frankly, I am surprised that they have put up with your rants as long as they have. Were you ever disbarred? Were you ever involved in the Florida hospitality industry? Your atttitude is rather reminiscent of another xxxxx we used to know. -
The Second "Patsy"....The Grassy Knoll "Patsy"
Norman T. Field replied to Mike Rago's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
How does two patsie shooters further the LN gunman lie? There were two actual patsies, the second was Jack Ruby. IMHO, poor or inadequate research, or an overwhemling mental bias, leads to inadvised, even down right silly questions. -
The selection of Ford as VP after Agnew's resignation
Norman T. Field replied to Mark Gorton's topic in Watergate
Regarding Ford's abilities, there is a LBJ quote alledging that the Ford was unable to urinate and chew gum at the same time. -
Did FDR Provoke Pearl Harbor?
Norman T. Field replied to Douglas Caddy's topic in Political Conspiracies
I highly reccomend 'Day of Deceit' for those interested in this subject.