Chuck Schwartz

Yes, I believe the JCS were not active in the planning of the big event, but did approve it - in order to get their war in Vietnam and LBJ approved the war ahead of time.  Wed. (tomorrow evening) will be the last of the JFKA presentations.  It will be Questions and Answers only. Doug Horne and John Newman will be on the panel giving the answers. Could be interesting.

Doug Horne wrote a book " JFK's War with the National Security Establishment: Why JFK was Assassinated" .   I ordered it (paperback)  from Amazon for $13 (before shipping and taxes). It appears that the book was written in 2013 or 2014.

Here is last Wed's presentation by Jacob H....https://www.fff.org/freedom-in-motion/video/regime-change-the-jfk-assassination/?utm_source=FFF+Daily&utm_campaign=bc34a455b5-FFF+Daily+05-12-2021_COPY_0  - you can copy this and paste it where your url addresses are- then hit enter.

I was 11 yrs. old then.  I still remember the fear that everyone that I knew that we would have a nuclear war with Russia.  JFK rejected this idea (put forward by LeMay and his followers).  And,in doing so, JFK saved the world .  If there were any survivors, they would have been fighting the next war with sticks and stones (see quote from Einstein).  Everdybody living now on this planet owes their life to JFK.  And what did we to JFK for this accomplishment - murder him.  Dylan said (in MMF) , the age of the anti-Christ has only just begun.

Also , see Dylan's Freewheeling album (his second or third album)- everybody dreams about seeing themselves walking around with noone else. I'll let you be in my dream if you let me be in yours- Dylan said that.

In regards to Posner's books not being affected, take a look at JFK, RFK, MLK - they were all progressive liberals struggling for positve change in America.  They were killed by right- wing convervatives.  Hillary was right (there is a right wing conspiracy).

I should have said attacking Cuba during the Cuban missile crises would have been insane.  And, killing JFK  was insane.

Yes, the BOP was insane .  And, so was killing JFK.

Those who believe in the official story have moved on  from the Big Event.  They just say it is what it is.  Dylan said it is what it is and it is murder most foul.

Robert B., I remember - it was in the first floor of a church. I was going to SUNY Albany at the time. I still  remember the takeaway - the Warren Commision was established  to prove LHO was the lone gunman. Evidence to the contrary was ignored or destroyed. Most Americans , at the time, believed the Warren Commission was established to determine who killed JFK, but that was not true.

Joseph, I agree with you on Bill Newman- I believe I saw an interview of him in the series called "The Men Who Killed Kennedy". I found that interview very convincing.

Robert B. - you were at the Mark Lane presentation in Albany back in the mid-70's?

Ty, good job. Ron, yes, there is a lot in Doug's presentation. He mentioned that he and John Newman 's thoughts on the JFK assassination are converging- that's  my word. There was a presentation by Jacob H. last night. I especially liked the piece of his presentation on LBJ's role in the coverup. I may have read too much into the presentation, but he shows that LBJ was the one who ordered JFK's body be flown to Bethesda. And the secret service staff showed their guns to the Parkland medical staff in order to get JFK's body out of Parkland.  I did not focus that much on LBJ's role in the coverup prior to Jacob's  presentation but now I have a better understanding of that aspect of the coverup. Next Wed., there will be a wrap up  discussion on the JFK assassination. Doug Horne may be a part of that wrap up.

I like the Doc Watson cover. Merle did a good job though.

Never. he was selected as the patsy in Sept 63 - I believe he was in New Orleans at the time.

MMF is on the CD called My Rough and Rowdy Ways, which is also the title of a song written by Jimmy Reed and Elsie McWilliams,, 

New release date, per Amazon is 8/17/21.

Desmond Fitzgerald and Samuel Halpern.  Per Bill Kelly, "Well Samuel Halpern was an assistant to CIA official Desmond FitzGerald, who was encouraging AMLASH to kill Castro – with a high powered rifle. Halpern and FitzGerald were having lunch together in Geogetown when they learned of the assassination, and as they were leaving FitzGerald remarked that he wondered wheather “his Cubans” – the Pathfinder Cubans trained at JMWAVE, were involved, as they were the ones paid and trained to kill Castro." DAP also wondered out loud if the Cubans trained to kill Castro ended up killing JFK.

Ron, correct, the Doug Horne presentation I am speaking of was given last night (May 5, 2021).

I will post the link here once it is available.  Probably not until next week.  The presentation takes over 2 hours- if I am remembering correctly , there are over 100 charts/pages  Doug covers a lot of ground about JFK and his murder. He called it a high level presentation, but there were a lot of details in it I simply was not aware of. To me, the presentation is a game- changer.  Best presentation I have seen on JFK and his murder since I saw Mark Lane in 1975 in Albany, NY.

Ron, did you see Doug Horne's presentation last night?

LHO was not a willing patsy. He told the press that he did not shoot anybody. That is why LHO had to be killed. He was not going to take the rap willingly. And, as LBJ was reported to have said, there will be no trial of LHO- not now, not ever.

I agree, Ron. 3 shots ( 2 hit in front and 1 probably from the rear). All shots hit within a few seconds of each other. 

Yesterday, a Judge ordered the Justice Dept. to release  the unredacted Mueller report...https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/518981-judge-orders-doj-to-publish-info-redacted-as-privileged-from-mueller

Joseph M., I agree with your statement about the bullet hitting JFK's right temple  and I believe, it would have exited and blown out JFK's left rear brain/skull.

Obama on Dylan: 

One of them listens...

President Obama on Bob Dylan

"Here's what I love about Dylan: He was exactly as you'd expect he would be. He wouldn't come to the rehearsal; usually, all these guys are practicing before the set in the evening. He didn't want to take a picture with me; usually all the talent is dying to take a picture with me and Michelle before the show, but he didn't show up to that. He came in and played 'The Times They Are A-Changin'' A beautiful rendition. The guy is so steeped in this stuff that he can just come up with some new arrangement, and the song sounds completely different. Finishes the song, steps off the stage I'm sitting right in the front row comes up, shakes my hand, sort of tips his head, gives me just a little grin, and then leaves. And that was it then he left. That was our only interaction with him. And I thought: That's how you want Bob Dylan, right? You don't want him to be all cheesin' and grinnin' with you. You want him to be a little skeptical about the whole enterprise. So that was a real treat."