Posted on 12/09/2024 5:05:02 AM PST by Eleutheria5
Documentary about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, with testimony from the "man on the grassy knoll" himself, James E. Files. At first, reluctant to talk, Files eventually confessed, implicating organized crime members, Charles Nicoletti, Johnny Roselli, and Sam Giancana, as well as his own role in the crime of the century.
Transcript linked below video.
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“Not the first time this character has chimed in. “
Yeah some of it sounds believable but he is not very smart and thus mixes in some stuff that gives it all way.
For example he describes scenes that took place after he took his shot. After shooting a President he would not have been standing there watching. He would have quickly left and not seen Jackie crawling on the back of the limo and the motorcycle cop walking up the hill where two guys in suits show their ID. Thus he gives it all away because he doesn’t know when to shut up.
The White House leased the Lincoln Continental directly from Ford for $500 per year, and paid $200k to Cincinnati’s Hess and Eisenhardt for modifications, few of them relating to protective equipment. The upgrades included three-and-a-half feet of added length, two radio telephones, stowable, front-facing jumper seats in the middle row, a rear seat that could be raised hydraulically to give a better view of the car’s occupants, and a six-piece clear plastic roof system that could be packed away in the trunk.
That clear plastic bubble roof was not installed when one or more gunmen opened fire on the president during his parade through the streets of Dallas on November 22nd, 1963, but it likely wouldn’t have made a whole lot of difference.
The bubble roof, it is now known, was not bullet-resistant, let alone bulletproof. A summary report from a Secret Service agent on detail that day described the top as being bulletproof, but curator Gary Mack of Dallas’ Sixth Floor Museum says this is likely because that agent did not want other agencies to know it offered no real protection.
There was no protective armor anywhere else on the vehicle, either, leaving JFK and the rest of the limo’s occupants very vulnerable.
Have you actually stood in the window? Those many if not all the “documentaries” are shown from a different window because they blocked the correct window off from being disturbed shortly after the museum’s opening. I’ve stood in the correct window and the best shot would have been while the car was coming down Houston, not after the turn onto Elm. Oswald would have had to have crawled out onto the window ledge to get an aim and a miss would have hit Nellie Connally or Greer, the driver. That corner onto Elm is weird as it has a curve and a small hill so the target was moving two directions and out of range of the window. On S. Houston street, the car would have been travelling straight toward Oswald and on level ground. So, why didn’t Oswald take the easier shot?
A shooter from the grassy knoll or the railroad tracks would have taken the Elm St. shot but not the Houston shot.
There have been some recent allegations/speculation that the Israelis were involved. This is because JFK was against the idea of Israel getting nuclear weapons.
This being the reason WHY Trump did not release the JFK files the first time he was POTUS.
It has also been stated recently that is was Pompano who talked Trump out of releasing them.
“It has also been stated recently that is was Pompano who talked Trump out of releasing them.”
I believe that both Trump and Pompeo said so.
Don’t discount personal curiosity overcoming survival moves.
Running away at once would attract attention.
There are too many important criminals who do not want the truth to ever be revealed about their many crimes.
We will have our answers to many mysteries once the Final Judgment occurs,if those answers even matter then.
“Running away at once would attract attention.”
He wouldn’t have run away. In fact he was instructed to calmly walk away not run away. Once he took the shot he would ducked down below the fence to first focus on putting his gun away and then walk away.
CIA, KGB... same team.
A round nose FMJ war surplus bullet fired from a WW I era Italian cavalry carbine. Oh yah, I believe that.
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Yes, a looked through the *actual* window. Now you can get close, but not stand in the actual window (it’s roped off). You are correct the shot down Houston is easy, and anyone in the window would have taken it, rather than waiting for the turn and then down Elm. Also, to shoot down Elm, you have to move into the middle of the window, and step toward the edge to be able to sight down the street - which makes you VERY visible. It’s at best a difficult shot, because the window frame/edge is blocking you. (You don’t see this in the “recreations”).
Secondly, the business with the pristine bullet found on the stretcher is completely a bogus plant.
I’ve stood in that spot and it’s
Painfully Obvious that an assassin
Could have Taken the Entire Vehicle Out.
The Grassy Knoll,among others, is where
The real DS got It’s Wings and that’s
the place where the Truth Dies.
I dunno and I dunno and I dunno.
The ballistics and other forensics might be fake. There was a “magic bullet” that one secret service guy says he snagged and wrote a book about. Dunno dunno dunno.
Only thing to do is hear this fellow out. If he has done other interviews, listen to those, too, and compare them.
I believe the autopsy of Roseanne Boyland was fake, because I saw the footage of her prostrate on the ground right outside the tunnel where everyone was tear gassed, and a police woman is beating on her prostrate body with a stick. But the autopsy only says that she died of an OD, and the pathologist unilaterally cremated her.
If that’s what the deep state does to cover up the murder (?) of a lowly dead right-wing extremist at the Capitol, what do you think they might do to the forensics of a President’s assassination.
LBJ and Connally went into the Navy as Reservists (with LBJ strong-arming Admiral Nimitz of the Tx Hill country) and were drinking and a@@chasing pals for LIFE! Political machine operators, huh,huh? You don’t know that or the story of LBJ’s fake as hell “Silver Star” who never served one day in combat and he showed it being pinned on him again and again. The man was a crude venal a@@hole, hated by the very man he maneuvered to get him into the Senate. Sen. Richard Russell (who refused for weeks to serve on the Warren Commission because he KNEW LBJ was manipulating that).
Huh, Huh? Now answer that smarty pants— you don’t know any of this or for that matter the people or Senator Russell.
Listen to the tapes of LBJ pressuring him to serve on the Commission- appalling. The treasured “LBJ” of the demonrat party- a criminal his whole life.
Incidentally, the dude wasn’t supposed to miss- and Connally most definitely for the sake of the Machine, excused him.
Let’s see what the docs say, and then chat on this. Bye.
Noone— and mean NO ONE standing on that patch of ground below that fenceline and having a high powered rifle fired over their heads, would not have heard it and known from where it immediately came. The knoll argument is one of the stupidest there is. Going there one can see how close the fence was— and, there is NO way. There were people standing right along up close in the shade from trees there at the fence.
Yeah there are a long list of problems with Files’ story including the fact he lived to tell the “tale” and was never taken out.
Files himself made your point. He said two guys in suits were just yards away from the fence when he made his shot yet he hung around and watched them display credentials to a police officer. Yeah right.
I watched it. Convincing.
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