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Frank Sturgis and Bill O'Reilly
Terry Mauro replied to James Richards's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
************************************************************** .....'life is' a treat. [i like your moniker, John.] But as you know, the assassins will never 'fess up'. They're either dead, or living the Life of Reilly on some uncharted South Sea, Carribean, or Greek Island. FWIW -
********************************************************* Thank you for posting that, Michael. Although I agree with the Bush Connections and their far-reaching implications via Prescott, I tend to believe that Nixon was a "patsy" of sorts himself, due to his Quaker origins, and his automatic non-inclusion into the American Aristocratic blue-bloodlines of the Eastern Establishment's Rockefellers, Morgans, Mellons, and DuPonts houses of finance and industry.
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Deleted by myself. A waste of bytes on inconsequential B.S. T.M.
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42nd anniversary and where are we?
Terry Mauro replied to Dawn Meredith's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
On page 275 of Joan Mellen's book there is this account of Ruth Paine's testimony at the Shaw trial: "A chilling moment came when Paine struggled to explain why she had failed to honor Oswald's request that she call lawyer John Abt on his behalf." Tim Carroll ********************************************************* ""On page 275 of Joan Mellen's book there is this account of Ruth Paine's testimony at the Shaw trial: "A chilling moment came when Paine struggled to explain why she had failed to honor Oswald's request that she call lawyer John Abt on his behalf."" Thank you, T.C. -
********************************************************** Reagan was merely an actor, and a B grade one, at that. He was as adept at memorizing his lines and reading a teleprompter as any other media celebrity. File him away with the rest of Operation Mockingbird and its flag-waving lackeys.
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****************************************************************** "I strongly suspect that the info was not passed along because there were folks in the Pentagon, perhaps even sitting in the DOD secretary's office, who knew that Atta had a specific mission to fulfill and must not be impeded." Exactly. And, let's not forget the Wall Street Connection and those who stood to profit from the "inside track" they had on the event, weeks before it happened. And, stepping back five years to how conveniently the O.J. trial totally overshadowed the events surrounding the investigation of the Murrah Building incident. Which, BTW bore the markings of another example of controlled demolition.
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42nd anniversary and where are we?
Terry Mauro replied to Dawn Meredith's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
********************************************************************** "White highlights the self-serving aspects of the Hiss personality, but he ignores the propagandist who popped up at odd moments. During his investigation by HUAC, Hiss implied a favorable view of the Popular Front period, a period from 1936-39 when liberals and communists formed alliances to fight fascism. In the 1970s, Hiss was interviewed while surrounded by former members of his cell, John Abt and Jessica Smith. All the while, he spoke admiringly of FDR and the New Deal; the intended effect may have been to blur the distinctions between Soviet spies and the more respected New Deal -- the Party Line in the1930s." John Abt. Wasn't that the name of the attorney LHO keep requesting to speak with, or have represent him? -
Frank Sturgis and Bill O'Reilly
Terry Mauro replied to James Richards's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Le Oswald ********************************************************** HAH! HAH! HAH! HAH! HAH! -
The Media and the JFK Assassination
Terry Mauro replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
*************************************************************** "You never make any sense, so if you disagree with me, I'm on the right track." You're a clown. -
Best book about the JFK assassination
Terry Mauro replied to ville huoponen's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
******************************************************************** "Also, that would be Terry, not Gratz, who pointed out the striking resemblance between Ms. Foster's photo and Lady Bird, unless I am mistaken." That would be Linda Byrd, Owen. Lady Bird's daughter, and sister of Luci Baines Johnson. Plus, we know you're not Gibson Vendittuoli, or whatever the hell his pseudonym is. Don't listen to Gerry "I-Let-Che-Guevara-Die-For-Nothing" Hemming. He's just trying to "spook" you. Right, Ger? -
42nd anniversary and where are we?
Terry Mauro replied to Dawn Meredith's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
How in hell can I be a Nixon lover if I support Alger Hiss' innocence? And why is my post nonsense, since you obviously agree with my viewpoint here? You aren't making any sort of sense. I am sorry, I was just having a drink, in memory of Dorothy Kilgallen. I never said I was infallible. ********************************************************* "I am sorry, I was just having a drink, in memory of Dorothy Kilgallen. I never said I was infallible." Then stop acting like an asshole, Linda Byrd. -
********************************************************** John, give my regards to everybody for me. After John Ritchson passed and Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf States, I decided to sign up with the DHHS and volunteer my services, only to come to the realization that I needed to have some serious work done on my back molar before I could adequately qualify for deployment. Yesterday, after receiving a loan from my 401K plan, I am in the process of having that molar, containing 5 roots, finally attended to. Lovely way to spend the holidays, but necessary nonetheless. Don't forget to scan back any pictures you may take while attending the conferences. I'm going to google the Dealey Plaza sniper's nest camera and see if I can pick out any of you there. Have a good one. Ter
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Frank Sturgis and Bill O'Reilly
Terry Mauro replied to James Richards's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
-------------------------- BOOH !! FRIGGING HOO!! I'm deeply hurt, and now I must call someone's "Mommy" and have her organize a raucous "Pity-Party" !! "...And if that Mommy has a hammer...!! Well, if she has a fine bod and whispers nasties in my one good ear -- I shall give her a severe "tongue-lashing" !! See, I did learn SOMETHING while in Cuba !! Uh-Oh, I hear the rapid hoofbeat of several of my little old lady neighbors -- rushing to my door !! Belay that last semaphore, Mates, elst I might soon be the victim of a "Big Mac Attack" and perish with a severe "Woody" !! As I have already informed Ms. "Public equal-opportunity-Offender" -- If you want me to decipher acronyms, cryptonym, BS-onyms -- or explain in depth the meaning of my more moderately offensive slurs, Just Ask. Tankyou velly much. Chairs, GPH ________________________ *********************************************************************** Gerry, you are SO nuts! "Tankyou velly much." Is that your Asian/Oriental "Charlie Chan" imitation you've been closing with, of late? -
42nd anniversary and where are we?
Terry Mauro replied to Dawn Meredith's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I have read the Venona stuff, thank you. On Venona, please read this very good article. That particular presentation of the Venona cable which you link to includes Gordievsky's identification of Hiss as Ales. What it does not say is that Gordievsky cites a Thomas Powers article in the New York Review of Books as his source for this. Powers had been given access to this particular cable before Venona went public. Venona confirming Venona. On Weinstein, see here, here, here, and here. Weinstein's scholarship is on par with Posner's. All of this could be found on the website I posted, did you even take a look at it? Edit: Dawn, some clips from that film can be found here. ***************************************************************************** Owen, you are SO gifted!!! Thank you for the link. Dawn, this kid should go directly to Harvard or Stanford, NOW! Then, we should send him on a summer sabbatical, to do internship for the Education Forum, at NARA. If there's anyone who'd be able to decipher the filing system over there, it'd be him. -
The Media and the JFK Assassination
Terry Mauro replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
******************************************************************************** * "If you want to call exosing the truth about Jim Garrison -one agenda- that's fine but it's a necessary agenda, to understand the truth about the Kennedy assassination." Then, why don't you take it to McAdams' or David Reitzes' site if you're so hell-bent on spewing your skewed version of the truth out there. It's all been documented, databased, and debated ad infinitum here, if you'd take the time to look it up for yourself. Everything you're attempting to formulate, in your assinine opinion, is located here, at Lancer, and at Prouty's. Go debate it where you'll find an audience to challenge you, since you obviously have worn out any conceivable welcome here. For someone who's supposed to be an educator, you've proven how inexperienced you really are when it comes to accessing viable resources. Go back to the drawing board before expecting to garner any respect with what you've been attempting to pass off as acceptable work. BTW, your picture bears an uncanny resemblance to Linda Byrd Johnson, circa 1962. -
********************************************************************** "I'm not here to be nice, I am here to share evidence about the Kennedy assassination. I thought that is what this message board was for." Get bent, bitch.
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Richard Nixon and the Kennedy Assassination.
Terry Mauro replied to Lynne Foster's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Dawn, if you want to help your student, you should explain the above document to him. *********************************************************************** "Now pay attention to this because it is very, very important. This is what Jim Garrison was in a position to know as early as November 29, 1963, but if he tried to debunk any of it, he would be a dead duck." Again??? You're a broken record with a one-track mind, Dulles! "It's all really that simple." Yeah, maybe to a simpleton such as yourself. -
Frank Sturgis and Bill O'Reilly
Terry Mauro replied to James Richards's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
*************************************************************************** "But of course, you probably already knew about it, so why don't you put it in historical context for us." Been there, done that. But please, do us all a favor and not waste our time by bothering to put it into your skewed version of historical context, either. -
The Media and the JFK Assassination
Terry Mauro replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
************************************************************************ "Now I wish Dawn would stop getting angry because I do not like Garrison groupies like Lisa Pease, because she is going to blow a fuse if she doesn't chill." Boy, are you acting like a jealous bitch, or what? Sit on it and rotate, Lynne. You couldn't polish Lisa or Dawn's shoes if your life depended on it. "Neo-Cons control the world." No xxxx, Sherlock. Must make you feel right proud, now don't it? ****************************************************************************** "Here she goes again demonstrating her utter lack of knowledge of how the US media works. (Canadian too, I grew up there)." Yeah, but you KNOW U.S. law, Dawn. This charlatan doesn't know her ass from a hole in the ground! -
Best book about the JFK assassination
Terry Mauro replied to ville huoponen's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
******************************************************************************** ** "I would like to add the two Donald Gibson books to your list:"Battling Wall Street" and "The Kennedy Assassination Cover-Up"." Right on, John! I'd also like to add " The Secret Team" by Col. L. Fletcher Prouty, "Never Again" by Harold Weisberg, "The Assassinations" by Pease and DiEugenio, and "Plausible Denial" by Mark Lane, just for starters. And, even though "Best Evidence" was long, I stayed glued to it. "The Man Who Knew Too Much" was HUGE, as well. But, I like those large tomes. Get quite attached to them myself. I almost feel as if I've just dropped off a wonderful house guest at the airport after spending a grand couple of weeks together, when finishing one. Great reference books, though. You keep them forever. Except for The Secret Team which I must have given away four or five copies of over a five year period. Talk about an eye-opener. Wait a minute! I already did this once before, didn't I? Jeez Louise! Must have had a senior moment, there... LOL LLH -
42nd anniversary and where are we?
Terry Mauro replied to Dawn Meredith's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Appropriate topic, Dawn. Some of my thoughts: The world we live in is sometimes not a pretty place. There's no need to look further than the Kennedy assassination to know it. 'Confusion' and 'Fear' are atmospheres that are not valuable to those seeking the truth except in so far as considering the sources that seek to create or perpetuate same. Some of the thinking behind such attempts can be understood by studying the KUBARK document. http://www.parascope.com/articles/0397/kubark06.htm In the long run, I believe mature adults who behave according to principles of universal respect will have a greater influence. The people we remember today such as the two Kennedy's, MLK, the latter version of Malcolm X, Che, Romero etc. are the ONLY reason why their assassins would ever in any way be remembered. The important thing (I think) with regards to the assassins and their apologists is that the historical parasites and the vultures that follow in their wake only have as much influence over our future as we choose to give them. It's still 12.30. ************************************************************************* Some of the thinking behind such attempts can be understood by studying the KUBARK document. http://www.parascope.com/articles/0397/kubark06.htm Thanks, John. -
The Media and the JFK Assassination
Terry Mauro replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
******************************************************************* "I recommend this because it is relevant to the conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States, and that is why I read and post on this message board --to share information about that." Gee, that's mighty white of you. From Patrick J. Buchanan to Richard Nixon, November 10, 1972: "A small, ideological clique has managed to acquire monopoly control of the most powerful medium of communication known to man; and they regularly use threat unrivaled power to politically assault the President and his Administration. This is not a question of free speech, or free press -it is a basic question of power.... What I would like to do in this area is work with those of a similar cast of mind to develop, quietly, a media strategy for dealing with the Left combination of the networks - and other powerful organs of opinion. It would include our defences against the network, a strategy against their monopoly control, and a thought-out program for cleaning out public television of that clique of Nixon-haters who have managed to nest there at taxpayer expense." "Frankly, I am a little surprised by the fact that the board has failed to clean me out, in true, Buchanan style. I don't know why free speech is still tolerated, given the obsession to disseminate the pre-packaged message -"oh, I know Nixon was involved in the Kennedy assassination, but the tape was erased LOL, so get over it Lynne, Nixon may be guilty, but you can't prove it."" And, that's most likely because it's already been re-hashed ad nauseum in another thread, eons ago, on this forum, and nobody gives a rat's ass about your regurgitation of it, skewed a la Dulles style. FWIW -
Frank Sturgis and Bill O'Reilly
Terry Mauro replied to James Richards's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
*********************************************************************** Any idiot can run a namebase search. What else is new. -
And therein lies his downfall and defeat. Che demonstrated an absolutely complete "idealistic" approach to resolving all social problems.... For some reason, CHE just could not seem to see or accept the fact that other humans did not see the world in the same light as did he. Exactly how many others have "gained it all", only to give it up and thereafter deprive oneself and family of the fruits of victory, based on an idealistic view of how the world should be. Supplant the word principled for idealistic and it becomes more clear why Che and other historically noteworthy figures wouldn't compromise in order to enjoy the "fruits of victory." Sheesh! Tim Carroll *****************************************************************************88 "Supplant the word principled for idealistic and it becomes more clear why Che and other historically noteworthy figures wouldn't compromise in order to enjoy the "fruits of victory."" Thank you, Tim. I was hoping for a better choice of words, but "ideals" kept popping back into my head. "Principles" is what I was actually looking for.
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Bashing Garrison and Joan Mellen's book
Terry Mauro replied to Dawn Meredith's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
************************************************************* "Dawn, I think you have been asked to seek help many times before by others, I think I will join them now." Oh really??? I've never noticed any posts advising Dawn to seek help! As a matter of fact, I've seen a post where Stephen mentioned some place called Charters, where he thought you might be able to find the help you so OBVIOUSLY need! Please site your references, and refrain from blowing it out your proverbial patooty!