Rodney Rivers

Vince - you were great on the show last night. The best of the bunch of guests, and I'm not just saying that because you're a member here. I never really heard or saw you on the radio or tv/youtube but the way you explained everything was perfect. As for the other guests - the first guest really intrigued me BUT HE NEVER got to say what his book and theory was about!! I guess the crime of the century has to be revealed only if you guy the guy's book?? blah! Dorothy Kilgalen guest I liked on C2C before but I really didnt like him much on last nights show. The last guest didnt really add much.

Recent interview with Mr. Bolden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHEX8DZQI60 Interesting he says that in Oct 1961 on JFK's Yatch that JFK tells him that 'he will be around for another 6 years'. That would mean it would only be 1967. Was JFK saying that because he thought Addisons would get him or some other health related illness before his term was up? But the best part of this interview is how Mr. Bolden describes how JFK met him - first 7 min of the video above. How JFK called him 'MR' from the onset and how he smiled at Mr. Bolden and how JFK made him feel special. JFK was a wonderful human being. It really make me proud when listening to Mr. Bolden's description of his interaction with JFK. Beautiful story. never gets old.

It would not surprise me. JFK seemed like he wasn’t much of a ‘loose lips sink ships’ guy as POTUS. This will be unpopular here but the Kennedys were just as bad or worse in the dirty tricks category as Nixon was. Especially RFK as AG. Disclaimer : I admire JFK/RFK but the truths the truth. As Joe DiMaggio said to Marilyn avoid the Kennedys as they are ‘lady killers’ as the term that was used in those days. https://www.google.com/amp/s/people.com/books/joe-dimaggio-torment-after-marilyn-monroe-death-new-book/amp/ Can’t find the article now but DiMaggio vowed after Marilyn’s death that he would kill Bobby Kennedy after his term as AG was up.

On the 54th anniversary of the assassination of JFK, experts and scholars weighed-in on their theories of who was really behind the assassination, and how it was carried out. Appearing in the first hour, author Lamar Waldron talked about behind-the-scenes factors involving the CIA and the Mafia, who had worked together on an attempt to assassinate Fidel Castro, and later how mobsters such as Carlos Marcello likely masterminded JFK's murder. The mob was said to hate John and Bobby Kennedy because of their investigations into organized crime. Marcello, Waldron reported, was recorded telling a cellmate that the two main assassins of JFK came from a small town in Italy and got into the US through Canada. Investigative reporter Mark Shaw has characterized the JFK assassination as the greatest murder mystery in history. He reviewed another mystery, the death of reporter and TV star, Dorothy Kilgallen, who was found dead from an alleged overdose after researching the JFK assassination in 1965. At Shaw's insistence, the Manhattan DA had said it might reopen the case of Kilgallen's death, but that has not happened in an official capacity. Regarding the recently released JFK files, Shaw said he was disappointed there was not info about who planned Kennedy's trip to Dallas, and the route through Dealey Plaza. Next up, author Jerome Corsi talked about how JFK had planned to expose the truth about secret societies and organizations, including the CIA and the Mob, and this could have been one of the reasons people wanted him eliminated. In that era, he continued, the CIA went rogue, deciding it could conduct assassinations, and set up situations to start wars. They collaborated with the Mob to kill Kennedy, and blame it on a patsy, he suggested. Investigative author Russ Baker detailed a number of curiosities surrounding the assassination including how George H.W. Bush couldn't remember where he was on the day that JFK was killed; the Texas Book Depository was run by a company that had ties to the spy establishment; and that Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald actually knew each other in advance of the shooting. Last hour guest, Prof. Paul DeBole outlined how facts and coincidences clearly point to a conspiracy. He also noted that a number of items found on Oswald's possession (related document) seemed odd, such as a very expensive Minox camera. George dedicated this show to the late researcher Jim Marrs. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHzWqM_Xm-EgRfwt2cbBAHQ

Whole program below. Catch it quick, this channel will only show C2C shows from 6pm pacific - 8am Pacific. If you missed it, check the channel again during nightly hours. Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHzWqM_Xm-EgRfwt2cbBAHQ Show below - (link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1xZ4NNakOE Start at 40 min mark for the JFK portion of the show.

Not sure if this was posted before, but very cool idea. Hope it comes to life : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1450964693/jfk-and-the-unspeakable-the-graphic-adaptation

Do you have any of the JFK missing pictures/frames he was talking about on the show? I cannot find it on the C2C website. Here is the show : http://youtu.be/6rUq2bDyVOo

JFK related : http://youtu.be/Tvmfh8Cmeog

Lot of Nixon on the news this week with the 40th Watergate anniversery. Was not around those days, but for the people who were, had some questions : 1.We see Nixon as President as very angry, grumpy, and confrontational. If he became president in 61, would he have been the same type of person? Was he like that as VP? 2.If Nixon was President in 61, he would have gone ahead w/ the Bay of Pigs, but unlike Kennedy, he probably would have had the Marines invade during the invasion. With the marines for arguments sake, lets think the coup works, would we still have had the cuban missile crisis as an occupier of Cuba in 61 or having our own puppet government?

That was great. This should've been all over the MSM today.

Mr Morrow - sent you a PM.

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http://youtu.be/XAXMO73evCc

I've always speculated there was some kind of deal made by the US hardlines and USSR hardliners to get rid of both leaders on each side. Since our method of succession is better organized than the Soviets, maybe that's why JFK was done away with first.

http://youtu.be/BbF5him-EF8

http://youtu.be/tho5ZYLiuoc

Good article, thanks Mr.Morrow for the linkage. Seems to me that the hand of LBJ reaches beyond the grave even some 40 years later. I think Moyers is one, afarid of the Johnson family still if he ever decided to go against them. Also, I think the way the MSM has viewed him, he has a pretty positive intact reputation/legacy which he's happy with. Why mess that up by writing a tell all book? For someone of my generation, he's know for being MR. PBS than LBJ's crony. Historically, he's somewhat like LBJ's version of what Sorensen was to the JFK mythology. And it seems he's made a pretty good living being that for the last 40 some years.

http://youtu.be/y4pU_C2gfKw

I know this theory is way out there, and not sure if I should post it in this forum, but it is technically about the JFK Assassination. Even if you don't believe him, at least it's a good entertaining story, or at least that's the way I took it Start at 38 min mark http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqByfMvr9O0 http://youtu.be/QqByfMvr9O0

Yes heard that before. I think the story was that the 3 tramps were a backup team in Daley Plaza in case JFK survived the first round of shots. The other story related I've read before was if the Daley Plaza hit was called off say due to rain, they had another team in the Trade Mart ready to go sort of like RFK's hit in 68 at the Amassador Hotel. JFK would have been hit somewhere behind the stage on his way in or out of the trade mart. I forget now which book it was, but the Trademart was not an approved location by the Secret Service due to it's many open corridors. I think the original place was a Women's Club where it was deemed more secure, but Connally demanded using the trade mart.

From 1964 :

I know Jesse gets repeatitive, but still fun to listen to : http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/2013/11/RIR-131122.php also some extra JFK interviews from Oct : http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/2013/10/RIR-131014.php

Thanks David. What happened to the whole Roscoe White theory? Was it exposed as hoax or was there something to it? Seemed like the son was genuine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un06guQ9lWY Marking the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, George Noory was joined by a different guest in each hour for a discussion on what occurred on November 22, 1963. In the first hour, investigative journalist Jim Marrs reflected on the nature of the JFK assassination cover-up, noting that it has been maintained for all these years by obfuscation and the presence of "too much information." As such, he said, the case has spawned endless debates over details both great and small, resulting in confusion for the general public to the point of exasperation and, eventually, apathy. Marrs also decried the Warren Commission as a public relations effort whose goal was to "show the world that America was not a banana republic, where the government can be changed through conspiracy." In the second hour, former FBI agent, Walt Brown, Ph.D., shared his thoughts on the infamous shooting in Dealey Plaza. Brown recalled how his suspicions about the JFK assassination were piqued when, while working for the Department of Justice, his inquiries about the case were met with dogged silence from his colleagues. He contended that the vast amount of information about the assassination that remains classified by the government is a clear indicator that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone. "If Lee Oswald did this whole thing by himself, there should not be one piece of paper locked away," he declared. During his appearance, Brown stressed the "overwhelming, non-coincidental presence of US Army Intelligence" throughout the events leading up to the assassination. Third hour guest, author Jerome Corsi, detailed how the initial findings of the doctors at Dallas' Parkland Hospital, prior to the intervention of the Federal government, indicated that the gunfire which felled Kennedy came from the front of his motorcade rather than the back, where the book depository was located. Additionally, he revealed that there were two previous attempts to assassinate JFK in November of 1963 and both plots appeared to follow the same layout, with a patsy 'shooter' positioned in a tall building on the motorcade route while the team of 'real' assassins were also at the location. Corsi also noted that it was "convenient" for the conspirators that Oswald's murder allowed him to be tried posthumously in the press using manufactured evidence which could not be challenged. During the final hour, researcher Robert Morningstar talked about a number of instances where Kennedy's actions as president drew the ire of powerful forces which decided to have him killed. Morningstar pointed to Kennedy using a reporter with connections to the Soviet Union as a conduit to Nikita Khrushchev as one such action which put him "on the wrong side of everybody" within the US government, military, and intelligence community. He also suggested that Kennedy's demands that the CIA adjust its classification system for unknown aerial objects, in an attempt to prevent confusion caused by UFOs being mistaken for Russian ICBMs, could have been another factor which caused his assassination.