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    Is anyone aware of this book? I was not.

    in JFK Book Discussions

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    6 hours ago, James DiEugenio said:

    Question to Steven;

     

    Did you say earlier that the estate of Lifton was going to bring out a revised version of Best Evidence and also Final Charade?

    If so, will it have a publisher, or will it be self published?

    I am trying to find the darn e-mail someone sent me a couple years ago, but someone who claims to have been privy to Lifton's wild theories claimed:

    1) The Parkland doctors used a pneumatic drill to make false back wound(s)--!

    2) Greer had the door partially opened on Main Street because there was an eventual driver switch

     

    Is this a debate forum still?

    in Questions, Comments, and Criticism on EF Moderation

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    14 hours ago, George Govus said:

    Robert Morrow's predilections, or the lack of them, not being the point of this thread, per se, may I just say, from my reading of not only the author Abraham Bolden, but especially author @Vince Palamara, that a view toward Kennedy's perceived indiscretions could have also operated at a national security level, to the extent that, for example, due to action, or inaction, by certain Secret Service agents, coordinated rifle file from elevated positions could be successful in Dallas that day, where ordinarily, according to Secret Service protocol, it should not have been. Deliberately put themselves in the line of fire? They are supposed to do that every day!

    You will definitely like my upcoming book. Thanks!

    The Zapruder Film and NPIC/Hawkeyeworks Mysteries

    in JFK Assassination Debate

    Posted

    6 hours ago, Pat Speer said:

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    As for myself, the only alteration to the film that would make any sense, IMO, would be the blackening of the back of the head. I am open-minded that such a thing could have occurred, but think the timeline makes this unlikely.

     

    Hi, Pat! I agree with your take on the Z film, but I am wondering something: why would anyone blacken the back of the head if, as you believe, there was no wound there? :)

    My favorite line from any book or research article

    in JFK Assassination Debate

    Posted

    1 minute ago, James DiEugenio said:

    16 hours for 3.5 minutes? whew.

     

    Thanks, i like that line also.

    Yes----at least I received 15 minutes for A COUP IN CAMELOT and 8 minutes for that UK documentary (with the original title) THE ASSASSINATION OF JFK. Apparently, Nigel edited most of my material out to make room for an entire episode of Judyth Baker (!)

    Classic line!

    My favorite line from any book or research article

    in JFK Assassination Debate

    Posted · Edited by Vince Palamara

    As you are well aware from a recent post, @James DiEugenio is my favorite author and @Pat Speer is my favorite researcher. Well, Jim wrote (IMO) the greatest line ever written- from his great article The Decline and Fall of Jim Fetzer (mandatory reading):

    The Decline and Fall of Jim Fetzer (kennedysandking.com)

     

    Here it is (in bold):

     

    “I’ve put them in their place so many times. I haven’t seen where they’ve laid a glove on me.”

    –Fetzer to journalist Mike Mosedale in 2006

    The above quote shows an almost astonishing lack of perspective and self-reflection. As we have seen in this relatively concise review of his public career, Jim Fetzer has had more gloves laid on him than a wealthy woman at a Gucci store in Beverly Hills."

    ----

    Never ceases to make me laugh out loud...and so true, as well. I am in two chapters (plus) in Fetzer's 2000 book Murder in Dealey Plaza, a book that Jim DiEugenio rightfully states is Fetzer's high water mark in the JFK assassination case. I went on to meet Fetzer the next year on 8/11/2001 (yes- exactly one month before the terror attack which would change him forever in a bad way). Fetzer showed up at my door totally unexpectedly to announce that he took the liberty of getting in touch with Nigel Turner to have him film me for a new episode in 2003 of THE MEN WHO KILLED KENNEDY. About a year later (September 2002), Turner himself also showed up unannounced at my door and we went to film for over 16 hours over 2 days (in the end, I only received 3.5 minutes of air time, but it was a start and I am grateful for it [the episode went on to huge ratings, was shown 4 times, the VHS/DVD of parts 7-9 sold over 50K copies, and my episode re-aired on NEWSMAX TV several times in 2019-2020, not to mention on You Tube to this day]).

    Also in 2003, Fetzer released the awful The Great Zapruder Film Hoax and it was downhill from there.

    But for one brief shining moment (roughly 1998-2001), Fetzer was relatively normal.

    Involvement of the Secret Service

    in JFK Assassination Debate

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    15 hours ago, Ron Bulman said:

    Why Dallas?  Why were SS protocols ignored there of all places.   If anyone should have known it was the city they should have had their strongest presence in place it would be the SS.  JFK was advised by some friends not to go there, if they though it dangerous would you think the SS might consider it so?

    They knew LBJ and Ladybird had been accosted there in the 1960 campaign, and, that UN Ambassador Adali Stevenson had been spat upon and hit with a placard in a recent visit.  They knew Dallas Morning News owner/editor had called JFK a man on a tricycle when the US needed a man on a horse to his face in front of other owners/editors at the Whitehouse, and that he ran personal extremely derogatory editorials against the President.  They knew about the Dallas Petroleum Club and the oil depletion allowance and more.

    Why a decrease in security in likely the potentially most dangerous city in the US to the President.

    You can watch Vince's videos.  They did put marksmen and spotters on top of tall buildings in other parades.  They did bring in military troops to face the crowds and observe them and buildings along parade routes.  The latter was ready to go for Dallas but turned down that morning. 

    Somebody at, or near the top was cooperating (with approval from above/others). 

     

    Involvement of the Secret Service

    in JFK Assassination Debate

    Posted

    15 hours ago, Ron Bulman said:

    Why Dallas?  Why were SS protocols ignored there of all places.   If anyone should have known it was the city they should have had their strongest presence in place it would be the SS.  JFK was advised by some friends not to go there, if they though it dangerous would you think the SS might consider it so?

    They knew LBJ and Ladybird had been accosted there in the 1960 campaign, and, that UN Ambassador Adali Stevenson had been spat upon and hit with a placard in a recent visit.  They knew Dallas Morning News owner/editor had called JFK a man on a tricycle when the US needed a man on a horse to his face in front of other owners/editors at the Whitehouse, and that he ran personal extremely derogatory editorials against the President.  They knew about the Dallas Petroleum Club and the oil depletion allowance and more.

    Why a decrease in security in likely the potentially most dangerous city in the US to the President.

    You can watch Vince's videos.  They did put marksmen and spotters on top of tall buildings in other parades.  They did bring in military troops to face the crowds and observe them and buildings along parade routes.  The latter was ready to go for Dallas but turned down that morning. 

    Somebody at, or near the top was cooperating (with approval from above/others). 

    Gerald Blaine and the Kennedy Detail - Was the Secret Service 'Stood Down' in Dallas? — Puppet Masters — Sott.net

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