Dan Hardway on "Thank You, Phil Shenon"

[Douglas Caddy]

THANK YOU, PHIL SHENON
By Dan Hardway

http://aarclibrary.org/thank-you-phil-shenon/

[Jon G. Tidd]

Shenon does not understand the JFK assassination.

He is a conventional thinker.

JFK, I assert, was not killed for an emotional reason. Such as, the killer(s) hated JFK.

JFK was killed for a practical reason. He was killed because he opposed X.

The killers, I assert, hated JFK.

[Thomas Graves]

Shenon does not understand the JFK assassination.

He is a conventional thinker.

JFK, I assert, was not killed for an emotional reason. Such as, the killer(s) hated JFK.

JFK was killed for a practical reason. He was killed because he opposed X.

The killers, I assert, hated JFK.

Maybe the assassination was an Inside Job, like Richard Gilbride says.

Lots of people in Dallas hated JFK. And some of those people had intelligence connections.

http://jfkinsidejob.com/

--Tommy

Edited December 6, 2015 by Thomas Graves

[William Kelly]

Dan Hardway's take on Shenon is important - as Shenon - a former NYT's reporter tries to make the case that Oswald was encouraged to kill JFK by Cuban Communist diplomats at a Mexico City "Twist Party."

But as I point out in my JFKCountercoup.blogspot.com review of Shenon's book - "A Cruel and Terrible Twist," I tracked down and interviewed two other Americans who were reportedly at the party - a former actor and a NYC bar owner, now a Catholic priest, and they were not in Mexico when Oswald was reportedly there. The party happened after Oswald left - if he was there at all.

That Castro was behind the Dealey Plaza operation was a disinformation scheme built into the fabric of the plan before hand.