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No more dangerous than the U.S. Capital building on January 6th, 2021. Even less so. I also would like to know what Myron Dukes take on the assassination was and who he suspected was responsible?
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
There is more to the poll above. When you break down the 2020 presidential vote by ethnic make up singularly white women favored Trump by 8%. White men by 12%. If only white people voted in the 2020 election, Trump would have won by a 10% margin. This is the single most important voting dynamic fact that the Oligarchic ruling class are concerned with. Since 2020 they have been on an all out war footing with finding every way they can to counter the loss of control of the national vote from strictly white voters to the mix of liberal white and non-white ethnic voters. -
The sculpter? No.
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Texans have short memories I guess. Just a couple years ago when millions of Texans were doing without power and freezing to death, concerned for his state's citizens Cruz jets down to Cancun to lounge around on their warm sunny beaches, with straw hat, shorts and sipping margaritas and ogling the bikini clad beach babes! CANCUN CRUZ ! Instead of being furious at their cocktail sipping, Cancun beach babe ogling non-caring senator for leaving them in their most vulnerable and stressed situation back in record freeze Texas... They vote him in ...again! -
I was in high school here on the California Coast ( 125 miles South of San Francisco ) during the late 1960s. A certain percentage of kids from my high school and it seemed every other nearby high school, adopted the Beatles music influence with longer hair, and dress attire starting in the early 1960's. This conveniently evolved into what I guess you could call the "Hippie Movement?" Volkswagon bugs and vans were prized symbols of hippie status. There was a "Peace And Love", "Free Love" and "Flower Child" cultural identity started with it's own lingo. Groovy, right on, peace brother" etc. This was different than the 1950s Maynard G. Kreb's "beat" lingo of cool cat, squaresville man, crazy, like you dig? " etc. Jazz stuff. And then all of a sudden LSD came into the picture. I knew some students who jumped right in. Right after high school several kids went off to live on communes. Lots of these up in Northern California and Oregon. Many went up to the Haight, Berkeley. Lots of Bill Graham concerts. The Monterey Pop had that vibe although it looked to me to be mostly kids from slightly higher than middle class families who wore expensive hippie clothing. I hung outside the Monterey fairgrounds just to watch the crowd those three days. By 1980 many of the commune people left those and jumped back into the capitalist world, although keeping the groovy vibe socially. A brother-in-law came back to our town completely fried from acid. He became a ward of the county and his SSI only covered a room at a local flop house. He died before his 36th birthday. Just reminiscing about some peripheral Hippie Movement birthplace viewpoints from someone who lived fairly close to the Bay Area in the mid 1960's thru the 1970's. I worked for Terry Melcher. In a removed and unimportant side story way. Starting in 2001 I worked at a hotel in Carmel, Ca named "The Cypress Inn" which Melcher co-owned in partnership with his mother Doris Day and a private other owner. I met Terry. At his invitation we both sat down and talked at the hotel bar. I was on the clock. Our sons ( my biological son and his stepson attended the same private high school here.) He was really down to earth and nice to me. No pretentiousness at all. He only came into town every now and then from L.A.. Carmel was like that back then. You might very well see Doris Day walking through a local supermarket with her cart and singing her songs to herself! She lived here. You'd see Clint Eastwood fairly regularly. He was the Mayor of Carmel for 2 years in the early 1980's. He actually went to his Mission Ranch restaurant and bar fairly often. He'd even play the piano for the patrons. Mae Brussels lived here. She broadcast out of a local Carmel radio station. Harrison Livingston lived here for awhile. Carmel was and still is a favored getaway for so many Hollywood types. Almost three times week someone would spot a celebrity walking the streets of Carmel or dining in one of their 50 top restaurants. OOPS! Sorry. Drifting off subject here.
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The dark side of America. Scary dark.
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
The Repubs could run 100 women drugged into necrophilia state serial rapist Bill Cosby as their Georgia senate candidate and the Trump followers would enthusiastically vote for him. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
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Yes, Art liked Jim Marrs. He also had podiatric surgeon Roger Leir on a lot talking about alien implants. And Whitely Strieber.
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Jim DiEugenio interview (video)
Joe Bauer replied to Lori Spencer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Agree. With JM you sometimes also get to hear fascinating background stories of film history and major figures in that milieu.- 38 replies
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Noory is right wing. For years he would regularly create spots for Alex Jones, Roger Stone, Jerome Corsi. I "think" Art Bell was much more left wing or at least not right wing. Doug reminds us of his being told by E. Howard Hunt that JFK was killed over the UFO/ET secret. This thread has included debate about that specific story as well as whether JFK truly had an interest in the subject and possibly believed it's not-of-this-earth alien premise. If the alien/ET story is true...it is more important than JFK's death and every other historical event that mankind has experienced.
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Furious Trump lays blame of his endorsement of the loser Mehmet Oz ON HIS OWN WIFE! My goodness, this guy would throw his own wife under the bus like that? And humiliate her so publicly? How can this woman stay with such an own wife back stabbing bas### like him? -
New Book On Oswald By Paul Gregory.
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I'll read Gregory's WC testimony to compare against what he says in this interview regards Oswald's proficiency in Russian. To feel their interaction with Oswald was a black spot on their family and hiding from being asked about it sounds so insecure...and is kind of betraying Marina too. Ruth Paine never tried to hide or distance herself from the Oswalds. She shared everything she knew about Marina and Lee her whole life. She was secure enough to not feel she was tainted by her involvement with them. -
New Book On Oswald By Paul Gregory.
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I agree. Paul Harvey doesn't even mention the Syliva Odio incident. And what psychoanalytical take does Gregory prescribe to explain or dismiss Oswald's world press announced "I am just a patsy" shout? -
New Book On Oswald By Paul Gregory.
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Imagine if you will Lee Harvey Oswald not gunned down 2 days after 11,22,1963. He goes on trial. If Paul Gregory's Oswald as guilty lone gunman findings and conclusion are true it would be easy for even a half-way competent prosecutor to convince a jury of Oswald guilt and that he acted alone. No conspirators whatsoever. Oswald gets the death sentence. Justice is done. Paul Gregory's truth prevails. HOWEVER... Jack Ruby whacking Oswald right inside the DPD building less than 48 hours after Oswald allegedly shot JFK incredibly changed that proposed reality. Oswald guilty as Gregory asserts or not, Jack Ruby took away the one and most major piece of evidence that could have determined beyond a reasonable doubt Oswald's JFK killing guilt or innocence ... himself. America's great majority number suspicion of the official WC finding of Oswald as the lone gunman, as Gregory asserts, was born on 11,24,1963. Not on 11,22,1963. It was watching strip joint owning Jack Ruby burst in front of Oswald and blasting his insides out and killing him on live national TV ( I saw this ) in front of 70 armed security personnel that forced tens of millions of Americans to trust their common sense gut instincts from that day on versus the official WC Oswald "Lone Nut" finding. And their dismissing Jack Ruby and his killing of Oswald as nothing more than a mentally disturbed hot-headed boob doing his Jackie Kennedy grief saving thing. These millions of live TV watchers "had" to feel great suspicion. Ruby's killing access to Oswald right inside an armed camp DPD building was more improbable than Oswald shooting JFK from a high floor building window! Jack Ruby changed history almost as much as Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly did. The truth of Oswald's guilt or innocence in the assassination of JFK will always be unprovable thanks to Mr. Jack ( Dallas cop deli sandwich providing buddy ) Ruby. -
New Book On Oswald By Paul Gregory.
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Despite my contrary views on some points, the Gregory interview is thought provoking and very worthy of listening to imo. Gregory mentions with disgust how a vulnerable and naive Marina was very quickly set upon ( even before she was released from Secret Service protection in the Six Flags hotel ) by self-interested others who wanted to cash in on her celebrity. Even the manager of the Six Flags hotel! Gregory reveals again his protective thoughts about Marina. He says before these people got a hold of Marina she was dressed in a style more akin to her Russian roots. Plain, even frumpy. No American style make up and hairdos. When these predators ( Priscilla Johnson McMillan? ) got finished with their prize catch however, Marina was looking like a chic Hollywood fashion star! As if this was a bad thing? What young woman, poor Russian or not, wouldn't love to be Hollywood glamour style made up to give herself a self-esteem and especially heavy and dark worry relief lift from what Marina had been through for years with Lee? And Marina had the basic inborn physical beauty goods already. Figure, face, soft wide set large brilliant blue eyes, sexy quiet and reserved yet intelligent demeanor. Dress, make up and hair styling can only do so much. If you've got the complete basic beauty package already however, these can make you look like a star! Post Warren Commission Marina had the beauty goods to be on the cover of fashion magazines. She was that attractive. It was an interesting side story fact, how many people ( especially men ) mentioned Marina's striking physical beauty or prettiness from the minute they met her. A full list would be fun to see. Just off the top of my head... Paul Gregory, David Lifton, Norman Mailer, Jeanne De Mohrenschildt, Hugh Aynesworth, Ruth Paine ( obvious even if unstated ) etc, etc. -
Oswald stamping Banister's building address on his fliers alone is laughably indicative of a connection.
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Jim DiEugenio interview (video)
Joe Bauer replied to Lori Spencer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Jim's interview style is always entertaining imo. Always balanced out with some light humor and laughter if even over the preposterousness of certain claims made by questionable agenda LNers. What I would have given to have listened in on Jim's luncheon date conversation with Oliver Stone and David Mamet at some chic restaurant in the best part of West L.A. Best I could offer would be a sit-down chit chat with Jim D. at our local SUBWAY sandwich shop. I have the coupons!- 38 replies
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A little fun topic : what are your JFK memorabilia ?
Joe Bauer replied to a topic in JFK Assassination Debate
WOW! Now THAT is COOL! -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
"Rage Chaos"...Donald Trump's calling card. Retired federal Judge J. Michael Luttig ... Donald Trump is a "Clear And Present Danger" to our democracy. Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward ... Donald Trump is a "Clear And Present Danger/Threat" to our democracy. Donald Trump has worked up his blindly loyal followers into a democrat/liberal hating rage machine. -
Gerry Patrick Hemming. This known shameless self-promoting disinformation spreader raconteur said he met Oswald in Japan. Said he had some covert contact with Oswald there although minimal and described Oswald as kind of a moron who acted as if he knew more than very little. Always curious whether Hemming was in Japan at the same time as Oswald, at the same base, and was actually involved in some type of covert duty there.
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You give Posner this weak "he probably meant" defense out. Why? "Probably meant" doesn't cut it in the reclaiming credibility department. When you write a major publisher/wide publicity book confidently claiming what Posner did regards no connection between Ferrie and Oswald either you stand by your claim or you publicly correct it when it is proven false. This proposition by Posner regards no connection between Ferrie and Oswald was one of his top three foundations of his book! Proven false ruins the book and Posner research skills credibility. When someone defending Posner has to resort to stating "he probably meant" something else when Posner's claims are proven false is so weak it sounds desperate imo.
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New Book On Oswald By Paul Gregory.
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Gregory states in the latter part of his interview that Oswald's Russian language skills were not good. Yet, in the beginning part of his spiel he mentions his Siberia born father giving Oswald a "To Whom It May Concern" reference letter vouching for Oswald's Russian language skills after presumably listening to Oswald speak. ??? Gregory's father's native language was Russian. He gave free classes at the city library. If Oswald's Russian was as poor as Paul Gregory claimed they were, why would his father give Oswald such a reference letter? Gregory says in the end of his interview that if he had more time he would want to research Jack Ruby more. Obviously Gregory thinks there is more to the "I did it for Jackie" Ruby killing Oswald story? Gregory says he came to believe Oswald had "the soul of a killer." Citing an adolescent Oswald pulling a knife on a relative when young Lee was living in New York City. He also cites Oswald trying to do in Walker. Gregory's psychoanalytic takes on Oswald sound very layman imo. I sense he has no academic education in that area at all. Gregory mentions Oswald's escape attempt by boarding a bus as "laughably" low tech. There just seems to be some noticeable missing Oswald background activity puzzle pieces missing in Gregory's presentation imo. Especially during Oswald's time in New Orleans. Gregory hardly mentions Oswald's obvious connection to Guy Bannister and other nefarious characters in New Orleans. He says Oswald scurried off to New Orleans because he felt the heat was on in Dallas looking for Walker's shooter and he feared being ID'd for that. One thing Gregory stated right off was something I have mentioned many times in my Marina Oswald postings. Gregory mentions Marina's physical beauty upon first laying his eyes on her. Obviously he was smitten by her and her brilliant glowing blue eyes. Gregory also described Marina as a poor "drowning cat" whom you wanted to rescue and protect. He also describes an instance where he witnessed Marina falling backwards off some steps and hitting her back and head hard while holding Lee's baby girl Junie. He mentions Lee becoming furious at Marina for Junie's sake...and not even showing concern for Marina who Gregory worried could have suffered a serious concussion. Gregory probably felt great disdain for Lee Oswald over that incident. I think Gregory felt protective over Marina and possibly even harbored some personal feelings of desirous attraction? -
New Book On Oswald By Paul Gregory.
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I also have many contrary viewpoints regards Paul Gregory.