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DARK JOURNALIST SPECIAL REPORT! LINDA MOULTON HOWE - UFO SECRETS JFK & MJ12 Coasttocoastam Special Report Thursday, July 30, 2015 10 P.M. PDT

President Kennedy calls out the steel companies (1962) Published October 12, 2010

Carroll Quigley's Conspiracy Theory: The Milner Group STEVE SAILER JULY 25, 2015 THE UNZ REVIEW HTTP://WWW.UNZ.COM/ISTEVE/CARROLL-QUIGLEYS-CONSPIRACY-THEORY-THE-MILNER-GROUP/

Richard Jenkins Joins Rob Reiner’s ‘LBJ’ Deadline Hollywood by Anita Busch July 22, 2015 8:42am http://deadline.com/2015/07/richard-jenkins-lbj-movie-rob-reiner-1201483314/

Announcement posted on Facebook today: Monday, August 24th In Remembrance of Gary Mack Open House 4-6 p.m. The Sixth Floor Museum 412 Elm Street Dallas, TX 75202 Parking is available in lot adjacent to Museum

Detective reflects back on JFK assassination, Oswald and Ruby By Walt Buteau Published: July 23, 2015, 9:45 pm Updated: July 24, 2015, 7:43 am wpri.com http://wpri.com/2015/07/23/detective-reflects-back-on-jfk-assassination-oswald-and-ruby/

The many gifts of Sixth Floor curator Gary Mack By Alan Peppard apeppard@dallasnews.com Published: 21 July 2015 09:18 PM Updated: 21 July 2015 10:07 PM Dallas Morning News http://www.dallasnews.com/lifestyles/arts/columnists/alan-peppard/20150721-the-many-gifts-of-sixth-floor-curator-gary-mack.ece

A Wizard at Prying Government Secrets From the Government The New York Times July 29, 2015-07-19 By Riva Somayia http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/20/business/a-wizard-at-prying-government-secrets-from-the-government.html

JFK PRIMARY SOURCES http://primarysources.wix.com/home

From the article: “The message from the collapse of Syriza is that the social welfare system throughout the West will be dismantled.” Greece: Sound and Fury Signifying Much By Paul Craig Roberts July 15, 2015 http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/07/15/greece-sound-and-fury-signifying-much/

These Altered Images Show Photojournalism at Its Worst By Jordan G. Teicher Slate.com July 10, 2015 http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2015/07/10/the_bronx_documentary_center_highlights_manipulated_images_in_the_exhibition.html

Ed Gray, son of former acting FBI director, L. Patrick Gray III, stripped away much of the myth surrounding Deep Throat. That's what makes In Nixon's Web such an important book. It's one of the many reasons why I'm honored to have his endorsement for Nixon's Gamble. "In the wars of Watergate one of the principal combatants stayed almost perfectly hidden, stealthy and opportunistic as a sniper, taking out his competitors one at a time while taking great care not to reveal himself. In “Nixon’s Gamble” Ray Locker’s brilliant digging uncovers him, shows how and why he took his shots, and names the major figures, some of them still very much in the public eye, who used and helped him. Even more impressive, that’s not the most important part of this richly illuminating history of Richard Nixon’s many layered attempt to govern by secret. In uncovering the huge hidden wager that Nixon took, playing for his place in world history and going all in with nothing less than the presidency itself, Ray Locker shows us Nixon’s hole cards and how badly he misplayed them. We’re all still trying to recoup the loss." Ed Gray, co-author with his father L. Patrick Gray III of In Nixon’s Web: A Year in the Crosshairs of Watergate

Skyhorse Starts Investigative Book Imprint By Jim Milliot May 26, 2015 Publishers Weekly http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/industry-news/publisher-news/article/66702-skyhorse-starts-investigative-book-imprint.html

“Ray Locker has assembled a masterful study that asks a question no one else has – was the Nixon White House flawed by design? A deep dive of government documents and primary sources, Locker examines the very foundations of the Nixon administration and finds something very troubling. A must read for anyone wanting a better understanding of the time period.”--Luke A. Nichter, co-author of New York Times bestselling series The Nixon Tapes: 1971-1972 and The Nixon Tapes: 1973

Luke Nichter writes on Facebook: While our pub date is not until Sept. 22, we got word that THE NIXON TAPES: 1973 received a Kirkus starred review, to appear in their Aug. 1 edition. Approximately one of ten books receives a starred review. "Brinkley and Nichter (The Nixon Tapes: 1971-1972, 2014, etc.) conclude their project of publishing highlights from Richard Nixon's infamous tapes with this volume from the last year of recording. "They've killed me. Get rid of the old son of a bitch—people don't want him anyway." Thus spoke Nixon at the end of a bitter year, though it was better than the one that followed. "They" were the Washington press corps, the intelligentsia, the liberal establishment—everyone who stood in Nixon's way, which, by 1973, was just about everyone. This volume finds Nixon often exulting publicly thanks to the emerging success of his rapprochement and trip to China, the winding down of the Vietnam War, and growing détente with the Soviet Union. Some of the most affecting conversations on these tapes take place between Nixon and Soviet Premier Leonid Brezhnev and their interpreters, groping toward friendship. Yet, in the private moments the tapes record, Nixon is also constantly worried about his enemies and, more so, his friends: "Nixon's greatest downfall," write Brinkley and Nichter, "was his lack of trust in subordinates." The unfolding Watergate hearings, which would find Nixon's counsel John Dean folding before investigators and would result in the near-sacrificial firing of some of his closest aides, occupied much of Nixon's time and attention, even as he chalked up real accomplishments. Brinkley and Nichter preserve Nixon at his best and worst. About the only serious criticism to bring against the enterprise is the simple wish that they had annotated more, since as the events recede, fewer readers will be able to immediately identify what Nixon means when he refers to the bombings of Haiphong and interventions in Cambodia. Even without extensive commentary, however, this volume is endlessly fascinating, constantly raising questions about what might have been—and sometimes proving Nixon right, especially on the matter of trust. Essential for students of late-20th-century American history and the Nixon presidency." http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0544610539/

Carl Bernstein: THE CIA AND THE MEDIA http://www.carlbernstein.com/magazine_cia_and_media.php

JFK Secret Societies Speech (full version)

Interview with Jim Douglass - MLK, JFK, RFK and the Unspeakable

Gil Jesus: Was Lee Harvey Oswald REALLY Guilty? An examination of the evidence July 6, 2015 http://www.giljesus.com/

Evelyn Lincoln (JFK) explosive-content letter sells for $2900 Posted by James on July 5, 2015 at 10:33pm in Town Square http://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topics/evelyn-lincoln-jfk-explosive-content-letter-sells-for-2900-2?fb_action_ids=1602195866697884&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%5B994830883890985%5D&action_type_map=%5B%22og.likes%22%5D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D [Note: there is a dispute whether it sold for $2900 or $3900.]

John: The pitch to get me to become a CIA agent was not connected to the attempt to get me to pass "hush" money to the Watergate defendants. The job pitch in April 1972 was made by CIA Legal Counsel Lawrence Houston and seconded by Howard Hunt. When Watergate broke two months later, that was the end of that matter. John Dean was behind the attempt to get me pass the "hush" money to the defendants. He was in the words of the FBI's 1974 internal report on Watergate the "master manipulator" of the cover-up. He knew me because I had been assigned to do volunteer legal work for the campaign under his direction starting two months before Watergate broke. Unless there is evidence of which I am at the present time unaware of that Dean had a connection to the CIA, the two approaches to me were unrelated. As far as there being "inducements", there was nothing in these two transactions that could be so construed. I never heard anything more about the idea of the construction of a luxurious hotel on the Nicaragua seashore. I do not know if it was ever built. I have never heard of Bruce Jones or someone named Hull and am unaware of infiltrators into SDS.

John: No, I cannot name any specific Sandinista leader that would have been targeted. CIA Legal Counsel Lawrence Houston in April 1972 made the pitch, with Howard Hunt's concurrence, that I should consider becoming a CIA agent and that if I were to agree to this, my assignment would be to construct and open a luxurious seaside hotel in Nicaragua to which the Sandinista leaders would be lured and compromised. The pitch was in general terms with no names provided. I knew that this was something in which I did not want to get involved but responded to Houston and Hunt that I would think about it. Less than two months later, Watergate broke and the pitch became moot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandinista_National_Liberation_Front

Dark Journalist interview of me on Watergate and the JFK Assassination Published June 30, 2015

Dark Journalist interview of me on Watergate and the JFK Assassination Published June 30, 2015

JFK’s proposal to Jackie at Martin’s Tavern is ‘legend’ no more Washington Post June 23, 2015 By Emily Heil http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/reliable-source/wp/2015/06/23/jfks-proposal-to-jackie-at-martins-tavern-is-legend-no-more/ [When I was a student at Georgetown University from 1956-60, I dined frequently at Martin's Tavern on Wisconsin Avenue not far from the campus. After JFK and Jackie got married they lived in a Georgetown-type house on N St, halfway between the Tavern and the university. [in the Watergate case in 1972, a person that I learned later was retired NYPD detective Anthony Ulasewicz was assigned by John Dean to recruit me to pass "hush" money to the defendants. He suggested to me on the phone that we meet at Martin's Tavern to discuss the matter. Jerome Powell, the managing partner of the law firm for which I worked, nixed the idea immediately and said that if the unidentified person who was calling me on the phone had anything legitimate to discuss, he should come to our law firm to do so. I turned down Ulasewicz's offer in a telephone conversation over the July Fourth holiday in 1972. After the "hush" money scandal broke in the spring of 1973, I told the prosecutors that had the meeting gone forward at Martin's Tavern, I would have ordered its oyster stew, which was so delicious I remember it to this day.]