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The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is one of my favorites from that era. Richard Burton was terrific as Alec Leamas. And let's give Larry McMurtry a nod for writing the 1962 novel that Hud was based on-- Horseman, Pass By. Among other interesting details about McMurtry's life and work is the fact that he studied creative writing as a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford, with Ken Kesey, from 1960-61.
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Paul, You missed the point. My criticism of disinformation is not about self interest, or "taking things personally." It's about a moral commitment to discerning and telling the truth vs. repeating falsehoods. Ignoring falsehoods is not an ethical solution to the problem of government-promoted disinformation. People involved in JFK's assassination, and the cover up, have been systematically promoting falsehoods in our mass media (and social media) for almost 60 years now. IMO, we should be committed to telling the truth, for ethical reasons.
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Paul, This is one reason why I have been re-posting old Forum threads here, in the context of new threads about redundant disinformation. DiEugenio's detailed debunking of Bugliosi's pseudo-historical book, Reclaiming History, is a good example. We discussed it a few years ago here, but now David Von Pein is shamelessly referencing it again, as if it hadn't been debunked.
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Live visceral reactions to 11/22/63 and 9/11/2001
W. Niederhut replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Yo, Griffith, you and your fellow far right OBL conspiracy theorists never explained why CIA Chief Operating Officer Buzz Krongard was linked to major short-selling of United Airlines stock prior to 9/11. Whenever the subject comes up, you become uncharacteristically silent. The truth is that there are major holes in Phillip Zelikow's nutty OBL/Al Qaeda conspiracy theory about 9/11. Among other major omissions, Zelikow suppressed all of the witness testimony about explosions in the WTC Twin Towers. Call it the Lee Bowers Syndrome. Like the Warren Commission, Zelikow chaired the 9/11 Commission with a pre-written narrative, and systematically ignored and/or suppressed all of the contrary evidence debunking his OBL/Al Qaeda conspiracy theory about 9/11. And, as in the case of the JFK assassination, the M$M has systematically suppressed and defamed all of the evidence debunking the official government narrative about 9/11, for decades. -
Good news and bad news for long suffering Denver Nuggets fans. The good news is that the Nuggets won Game #1 of the NBA Championship series against the Miami Heat in Denver last night. Suddenly, WaPo and the national media are writing glowing articles about Denver's Serbian phenom, Nikola Jokic. The bad news is that Miami couldn't buy a bucket during the first three quarters of last night's game. If they had made some basic shots, they could have won.
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Gerry, I advised you to study the history of CIA asset, C.D. Jackson, and his purchase and suppression of the Zapruder film-- in order to promote the CIA's false Lone Nut narrative. Secondly, I reminded you that Allen Dulles aggressively promoted the Lone Nut narrative on the Warren Commission-- while working with Angleton, Hoover, et.al., to suppress the contrary evidence. Here's strike three. The CIA issued an executive order ordering all agency personnel to do whatever was necessary to promote public acceptance of the Warren Commission Report-- the false Lone Nut narrative.
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I notice that some of the members here are starting threads and endlessly debating about debunked JFKA disinformation lately-- e.g., ignoring the fact that the fatal head shot blew the occipital skull (Harper) fragment behind the limo, extravasating the cerebellum, and that the sham Bethesda autopsy "findings" bore little resemblance to the Parkland medical observations. Two particularly absurd posts were David Von Pein referencing Bugliosi's meticulously debunked Reclaiming History disinformazia, and Gerry Down arguing that the CIA wasn't necessarily involved in the JFKA op and psy op! To these absurdities, we have Kevin Shahrdar postulating that Fletcher Prouty was complicit in JFK's murder, and Michael Griffith endlessly arguing that JFK wasn't determined to get out if Vietnam in 1963. What has happened to the Education Forum?
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1) Their claims about the head wounds were completely inconsistent with the observations of the Parkland physicians. 2) The inexperienced clown who conducted the autopsy didn't even preserve his notes, as I recall, and his work was being supervised by cigar smoking military brass-- non-physicians. They also ended up with the wrong brain. It was like the scene from Young Frankenstein, where Marty Feldman retrieves a brain belonging to Abby Normal.
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Dr. David Mantik's new book
W. Niederhut replied to Vince Palamara's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Mark, I can't post links or post/view photo enlargements because my internet service is out of order this week, but my source for the Life Z-film photo reversal (and Hoover quote) is John Simkin, himself. See Simkin's Spartacus article on Life magazine. You should also read the Spartacus article on C.D. Jackson, the CIA asset who purchased and locked up the Zapruder film for the Company. -
I don't base my opinions on propaganda and mass delusions. Never have. Never will. I learned in medical school to trust my own perceptions. Amazingly, many people disregard the evidence of their own eyes and ears in order to follow the crowd, the mass media, and alleged authority figures. Nixon once marvelled, perceptively, that, "People will believe anything they hear on television."
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James DiEugenio is the ultimate JFK Truth warrior. Am I the only one around here who is annoyed by his moronic nit-picking detractors? As for the substance of DiEugenio's latest on-target commentary, the last thing we need in the U.S. is another bogus, pseudo-historical film about the JFK assassination. I wonder if a CIA shell company is funding this film about the Mafia killing JFK.
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Not to hijack this discussion about the throat wound, but the most telling wound seen on the "Death Stare" photo, as I recall, is the obvious entry wound in the right upper forehead. That was the entry wound that knocked JFK's head violently backward, while blasting the occipital (Harper) skull fragment behind the limo.