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  1. On 9/16/2009 at 12:45 AM, Bernice Moore said:

    your welcome peter ; always here is a photo and map of the \byrd \dry hole his first and largest\i believe.a1000 barrels a day...from one of the texas books....

    This is a classic informative thread.

  2. I find this post by Ed LeDoux particularly relevant.

    Hi Myra,

    Here are a few bits on the subject of his eyes,

    Dennis David:....the right eye seemed to be a little more prominent than it is here in this picture. (photo 1= stare of death)

    William Law: More prominent as to what?

    David: Protruded.

    Law: So it was popped.

    David: You could say that.

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    Paul O'Connor: His right eye, as I remember, was poked completely out of the orbit, the eye casing. I remember that Dr. Boswell and I looked into the back of the cranium, looking towards the front, and the orbit-the boney casing around where the eye sits was completely fractured.

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    James Jenkins: ....And the only thing is that when they were preparing the body for burial, they had to put a suture in the right eyelid in order to keep it closed because apparently there may have been some bone fracture in that area, but there was no externally visible wound or fracturing there.

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    Harold Rydberg: I don't think I see in the autopsy pictures--Dr. Humes told me, "make sure that right eye is blackened" because that orbital socket was fractured, and that right eye was blackened. Now even in lividity, where the blood settles to the bottom, the bruises will still show. And there is no bruise on that right eye. On that face [in the autopsy photographs].

    Law: You're talking about whenyou had to do the drawings, correct?

    Rydberg: Yes. That was one request: "Make sure that right eye is blackened. Bruised. Like you've got a black eye."

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    Jerrol Custer: The eye was more protruded at the time, but there's nothing to say that the eye wasn't pushed back in. Because at that time also there was a mortician ther doing his work, his job was fixing, making the body more presentable.

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    All above quotes are from William Matson Law's "IN THE EYE OF HISTORY", how apropos!!

    Great "eye" for detail Myra. I wondered why the priest did not close the eyes for the last rites, or were they already closed by the nurses or Crenshaw.

    MORE QUOTES:

    CE 387 Pathological Examination Report

    ...the eyes are blue, the right pupil measuring 8 mm.in diameter, the left 4 mm.

    There is edema and aechymosis of the inner canthus region

    of the left eyelid measuring approximately 1.5 ma. in greatest diameter. There is edema

    and ecchymosis diffusely over the right supra-orbital ridge with abnormal mobility of

    the underlying bone.

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    MR. GUNN: I notice that this photo is different from the first view that we took a look at. The eye, at least on the right side, appears to be open. Actually, both eyes appear to be open. Do you recall whether the eyes were open during the course of the autopsy?

    DR. J THORNTON BOSWELL: I don't recall that that was a point of interest. I think we just moved back and let the photographer take the picture, and I think maybe positioning the body may have had something to do with stretching the eyelids. But I don't think we made any attempt to take the pictures with the eyes open or closed.

    MR. GUNN: So the difference on whether the eyes were open or closed would not be of any material significance in terms of the timing of the photographs?

    DR. J THORNTON BOSWELL: No.

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    MR. GUNN: Do you have any recollection as to whether the eyes of President Kennedy were open at any point during the autopsy?

    JOHN T. STRINGER: Yes.

    MR. GUNN: Were they open at all points during the autopsy?

    JOHN T. STRINGER: Well, they kept trying to close them, and they'd open again.

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    MR. GUNN: Do the eyes of President Kennedy appear to be open in these photographs?

    Dr. Humes: Yes.

    MR. GUNN: Were the eyes, in fact, open during the autopsy, do you recall?

    Dr. Humes: The picture shows me that they were.

    MR. GUNN: If other photographs did not have the eyes open, would you be able to explain the difference in that appearance?

    Dr. Humes: I don't know. I might, I guess. I don't know.

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    Arlen Specter: Upon your arrival in the room, where President Kennedy was situated, what did you observe as to his condition?

    Malcolm Perry: At the time I entered the door, Dr. Carrico was attending him. He was attaching the Bennett apparatus to an endotracheal tube in place to assist his respiration. The President was lying supine on the carriage, underneath the overhead lamp. His shirt, coat, had been removed. There was a sheet over his lower extremities and the lower portion of his trunk. He was unresponsive. There was no evidence of voluntary motion. His eyes were open, deviated up and outward, and the pupils were dilated and fixed.

    Edited  by Ed LeDoux

  3. On 3/24/2024 at 10:30 PM, W. Niederhut said:

    Interesting stuff, Ron.  I need to read Albarelli's book.

    Is it entitled, A Terrible Mistake?

    I read Stephen Kinzer's, Poisoner-in-Chief, but I don't recall any references to Nixon and his associates being given LSD by Gottlieb.  Or Krulak and McNamara.

    I've also been intending to re-read The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, which I read almost 50 years ago.

    I listened once to an interesting History of Rock 'n Roll interview of Jerry Garcia, where Garcia talked about the early days of the Grateful Dead, and his experiences at Kesey's Acid Test parties in the Bay area.

    As for the English occultist, Aleister Crowley, there has been a scurrilous rumor circulating on the internet for the past 20 years that Crowley was Barbara Bush's biological father, and the grandfather of George W. Bush.  If true, Dubya Bush is an erstwhile spawn of Satan-- an appealing concept for liberal partisans... 😂

    Legend has it that Barbara Bush's mother, Pauline Pierce, was involved in some sort of occult sex/magic ritual with Crowley, in Paris in the 1920s, nine months before Barbara Pierce was born. 

    This rumor is probably unworthy of an Education Forum reference, but it is somewhat titillating.

    According to the Internet, Aleister Crowley Was George W. Bush's Grandfather (gizmodo.com)

    images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRjATRjX6PAh1BI7qHdUvK

     

    I had never heard of Crowley until reading of him in ATM.  The reviews of this book at amazon are enlightening.  Apparently there are several other biographies of him.

    Aleister Crowley: The Biography: Spiritual Revolutionary, Romantic Explorer, Occult Master and Spy: Churton, Tobias: 9781780283845: Amazon.com: Books

    The part in ATM is under a subtitle of The Occult Side of MLULTRA.  From pages 288-289.

    The MKULTRA program funded drug experiments conducted by Alister Crowley, a controversial and some would say depraved, practitioner of the "black arts" and considered a "high priest" of occultism.  The World War II 'truth drug' research conducted by Stanley Lovell's OSS department had briefly examined Crowley's experiments with drugs, but had discarded them because OSS scientists found Crowley "simply too difficult to fathom."

    Nonetheless the CIA took a second look.  . . . was a lifelong intelligence operative for the British government.  . . .  Crowley apparently enjoyed the effects of drugs upon himself, as yeas later in the 1920's he was experimenting with mescaline, and in the late 1930's he was introduced to the wonders of peyote by Aldous Huxley.  Compounding matters was Crowley's long time addiction to heroin, which had first been prescribed for treatment of his severe "spasmodic asthma".

    What seemed to attract the CIA's scientific attention was Crowley's use of drugs such as datura, and a hallucinogen called "Raziel's Sapphire" that was used by Native Americans in Florida.  Crowley variously combined these drugs with sexual practices and wrote of his experiences in lurid detail.  Apparently, this tied into safe house experiments . . .  Gittinger would say years later:  Yes, we were interested in the combination of certain drugs with sex acts...  For a while we employed several prostitutes for project-related work in the safe houses.  They would lure clients in for the purpose of drawing information from them while they were preoccupied or distracted.

    This would fit neatly with Crowley's practice of "sexual magik" and drugs.  Grant writes that Crowley used them [drugs] all in his search for the mysterious elixir potent to unseal the gates of the invisible world.  He also wished to compare the states of consciousness induced by their use with those resulting from madness, obsession and mystical exaltation." 

  4. 5 minutes ago, Ron Bulman said:

    On 6/2/2023 at 3:16 AM, Pete Mellor said:

    Bingo Pete.  This has all been discussed here before, with no firm conclusion though I have kind of reached one myself.  Anyone truly interested should read these two old threads.   Kudos to Myra Bronstein for raising the question originally.  Dr. Crenshaw said he closed the eyes at Parkland.  I've read somewhere, can't find It, that Father Huber who gave the last rights said the eyes were closed when he moved the sheet over JfK's face to administer oil to the forehead as part of that process.  

    Rigor Mortis sets in between 1-7 hours after death, depending on circumstances.  On the borderline for the start of the autopsy.  Autopsy Dr's can't remember if they were open, while they were examining his head.  One assistant remembers the right eye failing to close completely.  Humes noting fracturing of the bone around it looking from the rear.  Father Huber noting a wound above it.  The eye being sewed shut to fully close it in the preparation for burial process after the autopsy.  It all makes the official (non) stories questionable.  

    Imo, staged for effect, 1" to 4" sliced entry wound as well, or part of digging for a bullet.

    Edited just now by Ron Bulman

     

     

    Well fooey.  That didn't copy exactly like I intended.  It's from page 3 of this thread.

     

  5. On 6/2/2023 at 3:16 AM, Pete Mellor said:

    Bingo Pete.  This has all been discussed here before, with no firm conclusion though I have kind of reached one myself.  Anyone truly interested should read these two old threads.   Kudos to Myra Bronstein for raising the question originally.  Dr. Crenshaw said he closed the eyes at Parkland.  I've read somewhere, can't find It, that Father Huber who gave the last rights said the eyes were closed when he moved the sheet over JfK's face to administer oil to the forehead as part of that process.  

    Rigor Mortis sets in between 1-7 hours after death, depending on circumstances.  On the borderline for the start of the autopsy.  Autopsy Dr's can't remember if they were open, while they were examining his head.  One assistant remembers the right eye failing to close completely.  Humes noting fracturing of the bone around it looking from the rear.  Father Huber noting a wound above it.  The eye being sewed shut to fully close it in the preparation for burial process after the autopsy.  It all makes the official (non) stories questionable.  

    Imo, staged for effect, 1" to 4" sliced entry wound as well, or part of digging for a bullet.

    Edited just now by Ron Bulman

     

     

  6. Robert, I've never seen anything about the pins part but I have posted about the eyes wide open part in at least a couple of threads over the last 4-5 years.  I also quoted Father Huber about JFK's eyes being shut at Parkland.  I had looked up and pointed out that rigor mortis normally starts within 2-4 hours after death, I. E. that if his eyes were closed at Parkland they would have been fixed in that position by the time of the autopsy at Bethesda.  Someone else argued that it is not uncommon for the eyes to open back up and they are often, like the lips, sewn shut with very fine thread/fishing line.  Someone else posited that the pressure from the bullet(s) exploding (in) his head created pressure on the eyes pushing them forward causing the eyelids to pop open.  Seems like there was more, I can't remember at the moment.  I'll look a little.

  7. 3 hours ago, W. Niederhut said:

    Can it be said any better than Russ Baker said it this week?

    Bobby, Think It Over: Your Candidacy May Doom Democracy - WhoWhatWhy

    Great article.

    I've been wondering, IDK the answers.  I passed HS Civics and Political Science 101 but I don't remember.

    If all three candidates get 33%, none 50%, none the 270 electoral votes to win the presidency what happens?  it goes to congress?  With a republican majority of one?   A tie with the VP's vote?

  8. On 3/24/2024 at 10:30 PM, W. Niederhut said:

    As for the English occultist, Aleister Crowley, there has been a scurrilous rumor circulating on the internet for the past 20 years that Crowley was Barbara Bush's biological father, and the grandfather of George W. Bush.  If true, Dubya Bush is an erstwhile spawn of Satan-- an appealing concept for liberal partisans... 😂

    Legend has it that Barbara Bush's mother, Pauline Pierce, was involved in some sort of occult sex/magic ritual with Crowley, in Paris in the 1920s, nine months before Barbara Pierce was born. 

    This rumor is probably unworthy of an Education Forum reference, but it is somewhat titillating.

    According to the Internet, Aleister Crowley Was George W. Bush's Grandfather (gizmodo.com)

    images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRjATRjX6PAh1BI7qHdUvK

    He is most interesting in the book.  I went looking on the worldwide web and immediately ran into Ozzie Ozbourne.

    ozzy osbourne mr crowley lyrics - Search (bing.com)

     

  9. 21 hours ago, Robert Reeves said:

    George Galloway is one of the most principled politicians there is. Far left. But a man prepared to talk to and politic with the right. 

    Brexit: for an example. George Galloway in the early 70s was an ardent anti EU campaigner. He along with a young Tony Blair, Jeremy Corbyn, Tony Benn, etc. This was a left-wing campaign issue back then. In 2016, when Brexit was seen as far-right, racist, a bigoted campaign, George Galloway was one of a very tiny few from the left still campaigning for Britain to leave the EU, or Brexit. He famously quoted ''I'll hold my nose and work with these people", aka Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, who are hard right. And that is what he did!

    Whatever you say about George Galloway, and I doubt you could come up with much - other than what you find in the bias American media to copy and paste here, he can never be accused of lacking credibility. George Galloway is one the greatest political fighters there is in either UK or USA.

    George Galloway at his best, below 

     

    I knew nothing about Galloway.  Thanks for your post.  Watched 1/3 of the video tonight, he's very forthright. 

  10. Regarding Krulak as his name has surfaced recently (again) in relation to Prouty I thought this might be of interest to others.  Not involving Prouty, but insightful regarding Krulak.

    In late January 1963, Marine Corps Major General V.H. Krulak wrote a top secret memorandum to Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara regarding the "special prisoner interrogation project" authorized by McNamara for use in Vietnam.  That project, employing techniques developed under project ARTICHOKE, according to Krulak, was overseen by a " U.S. Army project officer who is most knowledgeable, having been in the program from it's inception" . . .  Krulak reported that the use of these techniques in Vietnam held "great promise for assisting in the production of timely tactical intelligence, with little difficulty and risk of exposure.

    However, one particular technique showed special promise, wrote Krulak.  He stated:

    There are many promising - and far more secure - opportunities for employing the technique in the field.  A case in point is Plei Mrong, a Montagnard training center set up by U. S. Army Special forces in pure Viet Cong territory, 25 miles from the Cambodian border.  The center sustained, and repulsed after many casualties, an attack by a force of several hundred hard core Viet Cong.  Several prisoners were taken and were vigorously interrogated  by our people.  A few broke down and disclosed valuable information . . . It is the view of the Army project officer that . . . on the spot use of the interrogation technique would have broadened greatly this valuable intelligence break-through, and on a most secure basis, since the subjects were too simple, too ignorant, to have any idea what was going on.

    IOW, give them a dose of LSD, their mind would be blown, and they would spill the beans so to speak.

    I've come to think maybe Prouty, Krulak, McNamara weren't fully in agreement with all they were ordered to do.  They still make me think of this song.

     

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