Andrew Prutsok

it's almost like he had some type of training to remain so.calm, huh?

I recall hearing that. Not a modus operandi unlike today 's NE.

I think it's more likely that Jim Jordan and other members of the Congressional Trump Investigation Obstruction Team will all over Fox soon demanding hearings and investigations on who it was in the Turkish government who told on the killers.

The more I think on this, the more Lance’s thread reminds me of the early days of Fox News. Every night, it seemed, Bill O’Reilly would be facing down some pervert from NAMBLA claiming he represented all liberals to discredit the entire progressive cause in the eyes of the gullible and not-too-bright people who watched it regularly. That’s what Lance is attempting to do: pick one, obscure, bizarre theory to try to discredit what polls have shown for 50 years what everyone knows to be true. It’s intellectually dishonest.

Owning the libs, early 60s style.

I don’t dispute that there is stupid, crazy xxxx out there. Nonetheless it does not validate the official story, which appears to be your position. My sarcasm aside. I’ve yet to come across a single conspiracy theory as outrageous as the WCR.

Weird. That's the exact feeling I get every time I glance at the Warren Commission Report.

It’s mind boggling anyone could see it any other way.

They had decades to cover up their crime and the single bullet theory was the best they could come up with. How many of your friends who never read a JFK book knew the Kennedy family was frightened of umbrellas?

In a June 6, 2006 speech to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, founder of The Daily Kos, stated that he had spent between six months and two years training at the Central Intelligence Agency in Washington, DC. In this speech Kos said began in 2001, before he started DailyKos,[5] and continued until the beginning of his involvement with the Howard Dean presidential campaign (late 2003/early 2004), which would mean that Zúniga was in training with the US CIA for as much as two years.[6] Ever since Daily Kos came out against Dennis Kucinich during one of his presidential runs, I always suspected that with Zuniga's intelligence background, Daily Kos might have been an intelligence-sponsored site designed to limit the parameters on what is acceptable liberal opinion/discussion.

It creeps me out. Too much fantasizing about sex with children.

Here's Scientific American explaining authoritatively how fire brought down a skyscraper for the first time in the history of skyscrapers, three times on a single day -- with one of the skyscrapers not even being hit by a plane and apparently only having some pieces of furniture on fire. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/when-the-twin-towers-fell/

And now with the Trump administration and its messaging arm -- Infowars, Breitbart, Limbaugh, Fox, et al -- conspiracy theory has been turned on its head. Everything is a damned conspiracy. it's intentional. If you call "everything" a conspiracy, then real conspiracies like colluding with adversarial powers to subvert Democracy are ignored by the general populace, or at least it has less of an impact.

It's OK to say bad things about dead people who were bad.

At 1:01, there's a shot of the front steps of the TSBD, I believe, on Saturday I assume. Funny though that the shadows in the corners don't look nearly as dark as they do in extant films from Friday. Weather conditions seemed to be similar.

Carl Bernstein revealed in the 70s the extent of intelligence infiltration in the media — that hundreds of “journalists” were active intelligence assets, taking dictation, basically, from the CIA to be spread throughout the world. The Washington Post was particularly so, with both Bradlee and Woodward being “former” Naval Intelligence folk.

Pretty apparent this is not just a 1963 thing. Photos pop up all the time of police officers flashing those juvenile white power hand signals.

Great article. If you don’t mind a suggestion from an aging editor, I would abandon the justified text at Kennedysandking in favor of ragged right. Justification causes type to break oddly, creating those big spaces between words which emerge not infrequently in this piece. Makes reading more difficult, particularly on a small screen like a phone, where about 70 percent of online content is consumed.

Is he confiscating her camera?

The guy in the blazer and white trousers sure looks awfully preppy. Almost like an Ivy Leaguer of some sort.

He's sure not looking at the depository.

Actually, at least among the leaders in Washington, both sides are in agreement on most really big issues -- unending war, growing defense budgets, allowing Wall Street and corporations to loot. All that is typically bipartisan.

In all fairness, I was ready to reply but then saw you had caught it.

Exactly. Amendments to our constitution restrict only government egress. Private companies can do what they want.

This is true. I dared to mention it a couple years ago on ROKC and got my head bitten off. It's verboten.