[…] one of the project’s founders, seems to grasp the connection between the behaviour of states and conspiracy theories. In a piece on the 26 27 In ‘ JFK, the FBI and the Cambridge phone call’. There is no mention of the call in Jefferson Morley’s recent biography of James Angleton, The Ghost: The Secret […]
[…] the shot which made JFK’s shallow back wound and that the infamous ‘magic bullet’, Commission Exhibit 399, supposed to have inflicted several wounds on the bodies of JFK and Governor Connally without damage to itself, was that round fired from the doctored rifle, which only hit JFK and simply fell out of his body […]
[PDF file]: […] Back in Dallas Something about the Kennedy assassination encourages otherwise intelligent people to abandon all their normal intellectual standards and just write stupid shit. Dominic Sandbrook’s ‘ JFK: a death that sparked a thousand conspiracies’1 is a classic example. Sandbrook is a popular writer of recent British history but he knows nothing at all […]
[PDF file]: […] fire the shot which made JFK’s shallow back wound; that this is the infamous ‘magic bullet’, Commission Exhibit 399, fired from the doctored rifle, which only hit JFK and simply fell out of his body when it was moved. The appeal of this is the way it cuts through a thicket of problems in […]
[PDF file]: […] cameras – which normally broadcast proceedings – being switched off to conceal what was happening.21 *new* On the Morrow Robert Morrow is a Texas-based researcher on the JFK assassination and, in particular, the role of LBJ in it. He has done some impressive detective work and his blog is interesting. Verbatim, here is part […]
The View from the Bridge (a kind of blog) Robin Ramsay Jackie doesn’t flinch (and other JFK bits and pieces) There are lots of bits of film on YouTube about the Kennedy assassination and I’ve looked at many. Recently I clicked on one made by one George Jettison, which opens with him – a […]
[PDF file]: […] very good defence lawyer, the frame failed. Meyer surfaced in Timothy Leary’s memoir Flashbacks with Leary’s account of phone calls from Meyer talking of smoking dope with JFK in the White House and forming a kind of LSD conspiracy with some female friends, to turn on the powerful men of the Washington elite.1 Meyer […]
[…] CIA, which kicked much of this off.14 One curiosity: he writes: Another inspiration for Stone’s film was another well-known popularizer of the ‘invisible government’ or ‘deep state’ JFK conspiracy theory: Leroy Fletcher Prouty. But he omits the fact the Prouty had been a Colonel in the USAF and liaison with the CIA.15 File under […]
[…] CIA, which kicked much of this off.4 One curiosity: he writes: Another inspiration for Stone’s film was another well-known popularizer of the ‘invisible government’ or ‘deep state’ JFK conspiracy theory: Leroy Fletcher Prouty. But he omits the fact the Prouty had been a Colonel in the USAF and liaison with the CIA.5 File under […]
[…] CIA, which kicked much of this off.4 One curiosity: he writes: Another inspiration for Stone’s film was another well-known popularizer of the ‘invisible government’ or ‘deep state’ JFK conspiracy theory: Leroy Fletcher Prouty. But he omits the fact the Prouty had been a Colonel in the USAF and liaison with the CIA.5 File under […]
