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Not sure what to think about this.
Supreme Court Just Gave Joe Biden 'a Powerful Tool'—Legal Analyst (msn.com)
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I know so much less than several out there on this subject. I've read some of the experts work on "it", the bigger picture but by no means all. E.G, John Newman, Peter Dale Scott, Jim and Larry Hancock plus a little elsewhere by others.
After reading the book mentioned above, The Brothers by Stephen Kinzer, that John Foster and Allen Dulles were the root cause of the United States involvement in the Vietnam War. He doesn't say that I conclude it from the information he provides.
Truman first gave the French financial aid to fight Vietnam hoping to gain their support of US involvement in Korea. John Foster and Allen came in with an agenda, fighting Communism in the name of US interests. First deposing elected leaders for US controlled dictators in Iran then Guatemala. Next was to be Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam.
John Foster according to some favored sending US troops to help at Dien Bien Phu. Ike did say no to this emphatically, though he too wanted Ho gone at any other cost. This is when John foster made his speech creating the infamous "Domino Theory". I thought I'd read somewhere he also supported the idea of using tactical nuclear weapons there as well.
JF went to Geneva with the goal of no concessions to Ho. Ho was given control over North Vietnam for two years until a national general election. JF was appalled. Enter Allen, they got Diem appointed in the South and he sent in Lansdale as Ho's "coach". He created the Northern Catholics mass exodus to the South. They ignored the Geneva Accords and created a false election for Diem in the South. So much more detail.
Kinzer doesn't say this either, just my speculation. Though Foster died they had the ball teed up for Nixon to send in ground troops in Vietnam after he invaded Cuba. The Military Industrial Complex Eisenhower warned of wanted these things. The military was gung-ho and ready to go after no war since Korea. Wall Street saw $$$.
Then came JFK. In the way, uncooperative and idealistic.
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Isn't Ike the one in a meeting with Dulles and others said words to the effect of Lumumba had to go?
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On 7/2/2024 at 12:50 AM, Cliff Varnell said:
Sounds fine to me.
Great speech. Thanks for sharing, Cliff.
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I think this lady has a pretty good take on where we are in the USA now.
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Is it all about more Money?
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23 hours ago, James DiEugenio said:
Because as Lovett said to JFK: Foster Dulles had his brother's back.
But Lovett now said Kennedy had the perfect opportunity to get rid of him.
Recently reading "The Brothers" by Stephen Kinzer I have to wonder if Eisenhower was not more involved. The fatherly former General seemed to have approved pretty much everything the Dulles brothers did. Has a critical analysis of Eisenhower's presidency ever been done? Regarding foreign policy?
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I wish it could have been longer, I'd like to have heard more of Monika on other chapters. I enjoyed and learned from both of them. It's Dr. Sachs Book Club. He is obviously verry knowledgeable about the JFK assassination. But it is a conversation (as titled) where he talked much more than she did. Great to see it getting out there to a larger audience.
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Thank you both. Ron.
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The big question here is why didn't Allen get fried by Eisenhower over the report?
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For David if he can still hear and see. Thank you for your work thus far.
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On 7/1/2024 at 12:32 AM, Robert Morrow said:
See the last post on this thread
Now, is that John Simkin private messaging you this June, 2024 or is he replying to you 13 years ago in 2011, as you perhaps were begging, pleading with him to put me on moderation just because you don't like it when I talk about JFK's sexual promiscuity, which happens to be historically completely true and important?
As for John Simkin being alive, he was November or December of 2023 when he copied me on a mass email.
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I have placed Robert Morrow on moderation.
You're a bit mixed up Robert. Your posting privileges were suspended for four days over James Gordons rule about "sexually oriented" topics. The post of you being moderated by John Simkin in 2011 was for the edification of newer members. That I was not the first to do so.
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Guess I'll have to sign up for Apple podcasts tomorrow. I've got the book, look forward to hearing her talk about it.
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Maybe I'm the only one who listened to most of this? Greenwald, Jim and Jeff were all great. To be honest, Oliver did ramble a bit. PDS is a National Treasure. Aaron's letter from Karen is special as well. I hope David can hear this.
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I'm about 1/4 through "The JFK Assassination Dissected", a very informative detailed perspective. He was a very intelligent man, well spoken. Thus far a "wow', after I think 91 years at the time of publication. RIP Counselor.
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Speaking of snuff jobs. In honor of Walt Garrison.
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18 hours ago, Benjamin Cole said:
I did not start this thread
Your name is on the first post in "this" thread. "It" consists of I believe Five threads merged together by Mark. If I'm not mistaken you were the originator of every one of them over a 2-3 day period.
He's been here 19 years now. He's the last of the Administrators/Moderators after John Simkin left to concentrate on a bigger picture, I think. I defer to his position and experience, if he thinks they needed merging, wise decision imho. I believe I can merge threads as a Moderator though I'm not familiar with the process. Maybe I need to learn.
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Is John Simkin still alive, lucid, I certainly hope so. He commented on here within the last two-three years I believe. Given the scope of the Education Forum overall and his creation of it I would think and hope he had taken precautions and put it in the hands of responsible parties for the future. It is history, it should be preserved for future generations. But I don't know.
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Not two minutes in had to stop and listen to this. Had not heard it in years. This is the only live version I found, from France, I think. Not as long as the studio version.
I know he wrote another book on San Francisco by this title, where my oldest granddaughter attends SFSU. For Mr. Talbot, thank you for all your work, Sir.
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2 hours ago, Matt Allison said:
So I guess JFK Records threads really were just a way to have political discussions...
Isn't that what Ben intended?
Mark consolidated the threads as opposed to moving them. And he has commented since. I guess it is what it is depending on where it goes. I don't see a legitimate option to opposing Fascism than Biden. Any other choice at this point might well loose to the Chump's minions.
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I've not read this thread completely, I rarely do Bill's comments. I skimmed through parts of it. I still can't help but wonder if "Oak Cliff Time Trials" shouldn't start with: How quickly could Oswald Walk fast/run from his rooming house to where Tippit was killed, then from there to the Texas Theater. Then consider when he arrived at the boarding house, how long he stayed, and, when he arrives at the Texas Theater and how long afterwards until his arrest. Altogether, impossible?
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8 hours ago, Paul Cummings said:
Who shot JFK?
Not Oswald.
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21 minutes ago, Bill Fite said:
Not so fun fact: Hindenburg was 85 in Jan 1933.
Bill, can you elaborate?
The Zapruder Film and NPIC/Hawkeyeworks Mysteries
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Thanks for this Chuck. It's a very good synopsis imo. Taken with the Sidney Wilkinson piece posted somewhere around here in the last month or so and some of Horne's other work (e.g. Brugioni interview) it's all pretty convincing to me. Though I don't claim to be an expert or to have studied it all in the depth that some have.