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Gitmo is rarely spoken about in the JFKA case. It had to have been in jeopardy when one thinks of the possible outcomes of a Batista government, a Castro takeover, a BOPI success, Detente with Castro, or normalization with any other future Cuban government. 50 years of boycott got us around all of those issues. I was hoping to spur some discussion, or, at least, find out if there is any discussion or research on Gitmo, in this context, to be had or seen.
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Fully agreed Joe. Every time I see him on film I am struck by similar feeling. I do have to speculatively call him on two matters and for Jumping-the-shark on one other. -My unlearned eye makes me wonder why I don't see him up in the face of organized crime with regard to the JFKA. -I have always wondered if he did as much as he could or should have to protect some of his witnesses. -When he did his "equal time" presentation he jumped-the-shark with the elephant-hanging-by-a-string metaphor. I am an admirer.
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WC Vol. 16 -237; for reference https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh16/pdf/WH16_CE_237.pdf Garrisson is saying that the Mystery Man had a companion whom he identified as CIA, and he (JG) can place him in Dallas in Nov. of 63. I am not recalling a picture of the companion.
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Guantanamo didit. Jus' sayin.
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Top Ten EF Threads That Explain the 63' Coup
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Sorry for the bump. I meant to edit that in above. -
Top Ten EF Threads That Explain the 63' Coup
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
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Houston Mock Trial in November
Michael Clark replied to James DiEugenio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Just in case, I think Kathy was playfully chastising Ramon for not including the Education Forum in his list of good JFK research sources. Ill guess that Tom Hume is teasing that the EF forum wasn't mentioned because it's pre-eminence goes without saying. -
Vietnam Declassified: Kennedy, Johnson,Nixon
Michael Clark replied to James DiEugenio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Here is a recording of LBJ addressing Nixons gambit to sabotage peace negotiations. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qbEPI_9Ju0k Greg Burhman has a great Video on NSAM 263 which I can't find again. Burnhams video is important. Check out his site if you have not. -
Houston Mock Trial in November
Michael Clark replied to James DiEugenio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Both are Latin, Ron. -
Houston Mock Trial in November
Michael Clark replied to James DiEugenio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
"he who is silent is taken to agree" "In matters of taste, there can be no disputes" -
I'll first point out out that the COO vs. Patsy scenario is a non-sequitor; one situation does not necessarily follow from the negation of the other. There are other options. I am currently of the mind that the juggernouhgt that cultivated the assassination more resembles a spider than a snake. Moreover the legs of the spider served vastly different functions including: Execution, cover-up, messy cover-up and passive-aggressive functions. Another analogy I have been entertaining is a comparison to xylem and phloem. The point is that some of these legs would only function and be culpable in one direction, while other legs function in the reverse; 0r more precisely, pre and post asssassination. Foreknowledge is another factor but, at this point, I am pretty sure that JFK, himself, was flying on a wing and a prayer. Right now I am seeing Dulles as being part of a phloem leg, part of the cover-up. Yet as we see all over this case, people are a hairs breath from being implicated in one way, or multiple ways. I think Dulles' proximity to some execution operatives (xylem spider legs) forced him to have no doubt as to what he needed to do for the cover-up (as a phloem spider leg). If Dulles was getting Dull in his old age, that would not recommend him for a position in the planning or execution of the plot, but it would or could recommend him as a point man for an operation which was meant to fail, the mission of truth and justice. Incompetence and culpability, pre-requisites for a lead position on the WC. Cheers, Michael
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Vietnam Declassified: Kennedy, Johnson,Nixon
Michael Clark replied to James DiEugenio's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Hmmm, the link works for me. It worked for me before it was "fixed" as well. -
Stocks After the Assassination
Michael Clark replied to Ty Carpenter's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks Larry, I opened a thread on this factoid: -
JDF: That one JEH share of Dallas Uranium and Oil
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Discussions
From Larry's blog entry: "Still, that leaves us with yet another mystery, just how, who and why, did one share of DUO end up in the final effects of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover???" -
JDF: That one JEH share of Dallas Uranium and Oil
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Discussions
Here is Larry Hancok's blog entry on the subject: https://www.google.com/amp/s/larryhancock.wordpress.com/2011/12/27/dallas-uranium-and-oil-update/amp/ -
JDF: That one JEH share of Dallas Uranium and Oil
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Discussions
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JDF: That one JEH share of Dallas Uranium and Oil
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Discussions
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This Factoid is floating around on a few threads: "JEH owned a single share of Dallas Uranium and Oil". DUO owned space in the Dal-Tex building. Larry Hancock posted that this has been straightened out and said that it's not exciting. I'm going to sift that out here.
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Stocks After the Assassination
Michael Clark replied to Ty Carpenter's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I would love to know the history of that single share of stock in DUO.