Vince Palamara

Not since 1991, 30 years ago.

No--he moved away and, like actual former agents from that time, I am persona non grata because of my books LOL

Yes.

My head wound video compilation from earlier this year (mine focuses on just the television/video excerpts available):

Jim, PLEASE tell me that the Secret Service is brought up in the documentary. The documentary sounds like it is going to be great!

Thanks. Yes; definitely.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news (there is some good news, so bear with me), but interest is waning and "they" are winning (or perhaps they have even won). Public opinion polls are still "on our side" but nowhere near the large margins they once were from roughly 1988-2003ish (and witness public comment sections on any related articles littered with "Oswald did it-get a life" kind of statements). Time has not been a friend. Since 2013, the mainstream media has really shut down dissent on the case and it is now very common to see Oswald listed as the assassin, not even the alleged assassin, with no note of any theories or discrepancies and so forth. So many principals have passed on since 1963. Think about it this way: 30 years ago (!), when the JFK movie came out, Jackie, Teddy, JFK Jr, the Connallys and a score of others were still alive. From 1988-1993 (and off and on until 2003), talk shows and even some mainstream programs catered to pro-conspiracy shows...no longer. The Men Who Killed Kennedy was a regular feature on the A & E Network and the history channel from roughly 1991-2003...no longer. New crap books by Carol Leonnig and Dan Abrams are massive best-sellers that trot out Oswald as the assassin, Ruby as a lone-nutter, the agents ordered off the limo myth, etc. The only real "good" news: the internet still displays a fair amount of interest and pro-conspiracy sites, forums and views abound. Also, Josiah Thompson's book (and, to a lesser extent, my book) has been selling very well. There is also the new Stone documentary that we hope sees the light of day in America/ on television/DVD. In addition, the 2017-2018 file releases garnered some positive press and revelations. But you know that old saying: "yesterday's headlines wrap tomorrow's fish." The constant meme/ soundbite culture we live in (thanks to social media) is relentless and makes people forget things quickly. Finally, the whole Covid mess has probably been a distraction, as well. Another aspect that did irreparable damage: the whole false flag/dirtying of the term "conspiracy theory." Alex Jones and James Fetzer trotted out that obscene Sandy-Hook-is-a-hoax fraud and it has carried over into so much else ever since, not to mention all the silly 9/11 theories. Trump and his minions only dowsed fuel onto the flame via the whole Qanon/ Pizzagate/other obscene theories muck (including Ted-Cruz-dad-knew-Oswald). As I state in my new book, hope springs eternal, but time has not been a friend.

Thanks for letting me know!

Bingo!

A very interesting and compelling new book by author Bruce de Torres! https://www.amazon.com/GOD-SCHOOL-11-JFK-Killing/dp/1634243498/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=bruce+de+torres&qid=1622850007&s=books&sr=1-1

Well said!

Kennedys And King - Zero Fail: Déjà vu All Over Again

thanks!

Good points. It appears she actually interviewed a few former agents like Clint Hill and Gerald Blaine and took their side on the issues, then she used one of my books for one non-JFK related item (about one of the attempts on Gerald Ford) probably so it could appear that "Yes-I took Mr. Palamara's research into account."