[…] apparently unaware of JFK’s plan to pull the US out of Vietnam. ‘Nor is there any reasons to suppose that things would have been any different had Kennedy not been killed, for he was every bit as rigid a Cold Warrior as Johnson.’ (p. 188) This simply is not true and the fact that […]
[…] While as recently as September 1972 the NF had provided stewards and 400 of the audience at a Monday Club anti-immigrant rally, after the defeat of George Kennedy Young’s challenge for the Chair of the Club in 1973, exclusion became the order of the day. (6) Ultimately the Monday Club opened their files to […]
[…] government funds. This seemed to imply that Dr Michel-Titus had acted as a conduit for the money. Other money was received via someone called Lt. Colonel Douglas Kennedy, about whom I have no knowledge. In 1980 I was made a signatory for TA’s bank account with Clydesdale Bank, but never signed a cheque and […]
[…] Dark Fantasy” in the Daily Telegraph 16 March 1985. In a bizarre attack on ‘conspiracy theorists’ Johnson equates Marx, the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, Hitler, Kennedy assassination buffs and Tam Dalyell MP. “Conspiracy theory is a modern superstition, a poor substitute for angels and devils.” Like others of his ilk, Johnson seems […]
[…] how startling was Dwight Eisenhower’s farewell presidential address. A US president, a former Commander-in-Chief, warns America about the power of the military-industrial complex? On network television? Then Kennedy had to face down the military over Cuba. No wonder Kennedy let John Frankenheimer use the White House to shoot his movie about a military coup, […]
[…] Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby ‘could very well have been performing through hypnosis.’ The article’s date? May 13, 1968, two weeks before the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy: the title? ‘To sleep: perchance to kill’. Notes Much of the information in this article is derived from the files compiled by John Marks, author of […]
[…] even the story. (Subsequent research has suggested that Nagell fired the revolver in the bank because he wanted to get himself some mental treatment.) To a dilettante Kennedy assassination buff like me, much of this is interesting because the entire history of the attempts to investigate the event by journalists and buffs is interesting. […]
[…] are difficult to make too much sense of but he does clearly state that “Garrison found out from Walter Sheridan … that I’d been working with Bobby Kennedy to expose Garrison’s investigation as a fraud.”. Did we know this? I didn’t. Survey of personnel and income of Adam Smith Institute, AIMS, CPS, Economic League […]
[…] everything from Jack Nicholson qua Reichian to the latest on the on-going alien abduction story in the USA. Most important, I think, are two pieces about the Kennedy assassination. The first is an interview with the Chicago researcher Sherman Skolnick – with fascinating material on the fuzzy alleged 1963 assassination attempt on JFK planned […]
[…] for information’, which he subsequently shared with Bing Spear. Abrams adds for good measure, ‘Stark had told me …..that he was seconded to the White House under Kennedy so he may have been there at the time of the Kennedy assassination.’ (Damn, not that again). Perhaps the weirdest single episode in Abrams’ story – […]
