Bruce Willis: Conspiracy Theorist (But New Hunt Tape Does Suggest JFK Assassination Inside Job)

TMZ ^ | May 5th 2007 | staff

[fight_truth_decay]

Does Bruce Willis know something we don't?

In this month's Vanity Fair, Willis divulges who JFK's real killer was -- and it's not Lee Harvey Oswald. "They still haven't caught the guy that killed [President] Kennedy. I'll get killed for saying this, but I'm pretty sure those guys are still in power, in some form. The entire government of the United States was co-opted. But, he adds, "I don't think my opinion means jack [bleep], because I'm an actor. Why do actors think their opinions mean more because you act?" Good question.

[fight_truth_decay]

plot to cash in

Upstate Blue blood family/money anyway. Money was not an issue.

[fight_truth_decay]

NY money sorry

[rockabyebaby]

Ok, first of all, the name, Saint John Hunt, who the bleep names their kid Saint?

[Radix]

I have been following this stuff since about 1968.

JFK was killed because conspirators got together and had him killed.

Bruce Willis is it seems more bright than most actors, because he is correct. His opinions are not worth anything more simply because he is a so-called Actor.

The real "Best Actors" in our Society work for the MSM except for the ones who actually get paid to be Politicians.

[Dont Mention the War]

So I ask you, fellow Freepers, *if* the President of the United States is believed to be going violently insane, *and* he refuses to resign, is in *not* reasonable to assume that he will be involuntarily removed from office? If the alternative is global thermonuclear war?

Sure it is. The problem with the hypothesis is that the President of the United States could not go violently insane, or be believed by large numbers of high-ranking government officials, to be going violently insane (whether true or not) without that belief leaking out to many thousands of people, if not millions. This is especially true in JFK's case, where practically every second of his presidency, and of his last few months in particular, has been pored over by untold numbers of researchers looking for a more satisfying explanation to his assassination than "That kook Oswald did it."

Even if "They" managed to keep such beliefs about violent insanity swept under the rug in the early '60s (extremely improbable, IMHO, but potentially not utterly impossible like it would be today), there's no way it would have stayed hidden after November 1963.

[FixitGuy]

"Jackie didn’t say the “See? They really love you (Mr. President)”. That was the governor’s wife."

I sit corrected.

[jwh_Denver]

Yeah, at age 14 I knew our government would lie to us. Nice little rite of passage.

[fight_truth_decay]

If any American is still alive who was involved in murdering JFK, they should be found and terminated.

Intelligence as it is?...don't hold your breath. Too much time has past. Intelligence decades past, however, was what made the spy novel genre so popular.

[marktwain]

“What was the gain? LBJ was a known philanderer as well as a power hungry, arm twisting political bully so why would he be any better in power than Kennedy?”

Duh! Obviously LBJ as the chief instigator, gained the Presidency and enormous power, which he used to tremendous self advantage and horrible disadvantage for the country as a whole.

The gain seems obvious to me. The ability of LBJ to manipulate people is pretty well proved.

[buck61]

If true, it only proves what many believe, that within our government are evil self serving men who will do anything to further their selfish ambitions, and do away with anyone who stands in the way.

But then that’s probably only a “conspiracy” theory.

You must be following the congress of The United States. All, or most, fit this description you have posted.

Have read several comments that Hitlerbeast and, her husband
could even be involved in such “conspiracies”!!

[Brilliant]

These conspiracy theorist sure can spin a tale.

[fight_truth_decay]

OK..I will admit does sour/tarnish the truth behind disclosure of intent to inform the public.. but we all have a right to make a buck..and movies were made before in regard to Hunt's spymaster life.

Additionally he will appear on an upcoming episode of CBS 60 Minutes, is writing a book, has written a screenplay with Eric Hamburg (Screenwriter / Co-Producer with Oliver Stone on the feature film "Nixon") and is in negotiations for production of a feature film about his father's career, their life together and the dark secrets of the C.I.A.

[Argus]

James Ellroy’s AMERICAN TABLOID is still the most fun version of the JFK conspiracy universe. But I do think it’s been well estabished for a long time that L.H. Oswald shot him from the school book depository building. From that vantage, with that rifle and the clear, slow-moving target in the limo, a shooter could hardly miss.

[Michael.SF.]

the C does it stand for Cynic?

;)

[fight_truth_decay]

“power corrupts” and the “corrupted seek power”

[mountainfolk]

I was referring to the passage about why the actual assassins were willing to do the deed for LBJ. Their justification was that JFK was morally lacking, while the man they were serving, LBJ, if not worse, was no better. Does that satisfy your Duh? Huh?

[Eternal_Bear]

LBJ had the motive and the means. He was notorious for dirty dealings.

[Vision]

I'll get killed for saying this, but I'm pretty sure those guys are still in power, in some form. The entire government of the United States was co-opted. But, he adds, "I don't think my opinion means jack [bleep], because I'm an actor. Why do actors think their opinions mean more because you act?"

At least he has half a brain.

[fight_truth_decay]

and the "Magic Bullet" [Exhibit 339]....

[TheBethsterNH]

LOL @ Willis...he sums it up pretty well about “actors knowing more than anyone”...sarcasm can be constructive. No wonder he doesn’t get really big movie deals anymore, he ticks off the Hollywood moonbats.