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. I think the Kennedy accident was most likely just an accident; it's plausible. Or perhaps I am naive.

Word from his friends was that he was running for the NY senate seat. Hillary couldn't beat him, and suddenly he is just another name on the long list of problem people who died mysteriously to benefit the Clintons. He was never in the military, but his autopsy was performed by the U.S. Navy and the bodies were summarily cremated and buried at sea. There was no chance for a second forensic examination of the bodies. Hillary became New York senator.

Goodness, the thought of air accident really gives me chills.

Another recent example of a plane crash as political assassination was Polish President Kaczynski's death on a visit to Russia in 2010. The official story is that the plane crashed landing in bad weather, like JFK, Jr., (and like that story the weather at the site is disputed). The man Kaczynski defeated in the presidential election, Donald Tusk, became prime minister and agreed with the Russian conclusions. Over ten years later Russia still refuses to release the wreckage of the Polish president's plane to Poland. This is how VIP's get offed in the modern world. It happens.

The crash that took out Kennedy was quite convenient, wasn’t it? I can see where there would be questions.

I remember the Smolensk crash well. Very suspicious, to say the least, and suspicions still openly linger.

Then there was the 1994 downing of the plane carrying the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi, an obvious assassination, but still after all these years no responsibility assigned.

For now, it looks like they are determined to destroy him in every way. Talk of criminal charges on top of civil suits. It is disgusting.