Who killed JFK? Author Barr McClellan Guest on Farah Radio Show Today

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[Theodore R.]

Who killed JFK? Author Barr McClellan guest on Farah radio show today

Posted: January 6, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern

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Do you think you know who killed JFK?

Forty years later, the debate rages. The controversy continues. The theories abound.

Today on Joseph Farah's WorldNetDaily RadioActive, author Barr McClellan, former lawyer for Lyndon Baines Johnson, blows the whistle on his ex-client.

He says it was LBJ who ordered the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963.

McClellan will discuss his book, "Blood, Money & Power: How LBJ Killed JFK," on the live, three-hour, drive-time, nationally syndicated radio show.

You can listen to Joseph Farah's WorldNetDaily RadioActive live on more than 80 stations from coast to coast or tune in on Serius Satellite Radio or listen on a live-stream signal on the Internet. The program is broadcast daily from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern.

[Theodore R.]

Is this Barr McClellan a former husband of TX Comptroller Carole Strayhorn? I don't know why I think he may be, but it seems I read that Barr is the father of Bush Press Secretary Scott McClellan. If so, then he is the ex-husband of Strayhorn, a former Democrat. I find it inconceivable that LBJ could have been involved in the Kennedy assassination -- it makes no sense at all to me.

[The G Man]

"Who killed JFK?"

My guess is Haliburton.

[Richard Kimball]

I'm beginning to think we'd still be talking about the tv show Dallas if they just hadn't shown who shot JR.

[Flightdeck]

Well, he didn't give a damn about the 47,000 other Americans killed when he was president. What's one more? Somebody should write a book titled : "When Liberals Run Wars".

[Doctor Stochastic]

A hit, jointly paid for by Arthur Miller and Joe DiMaggio?

[Theodore R.]

Jack Valenti tells a story about LBJ insisting that Jack stay in the Johnsons' White House bedroom while they slept. The loyal Jack was there to protect Lyndon and Bird from possible attack in their sleep. LBJ was terrified at being killed himself, Valenti says.

[NCjim]

I knew that Bush was ultimately responsible... :-)

[sticker]

I thought Mick Jagger had admitted he did it

[Drango]

Having this nonsense on WND makes 'em look like nut jobs.

[leadpenny]

Do you know if I can get his program in the DC area?

[leadpenny]

He is the father of the Press Sec, and it makes sense to me. Wonder how many on this forum have read his book?

[Theodore R.]

I can get Joseph Farah on the Internet, but I usually forget to listen. I will try to catch this today. I think LBJ is not guilty on that charge.

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[leadpenny]

Maybe he had reason to fear . . . Bobby and Teddy and the Old Man.

[Theodore R.]

You know "Fugitive" Richard Kimball, Friday nights were never the same after CBS cancelled "Dallas." The Southfork Ranch is still open to the public way north of Dallas. It is hard to find but is worth the drive if you are ever in the area.

[Theodore R.]

So what does Carole Strayhorn say?????

[leadpenny]

Thanks, I'll ask around work to see what station he's on.

[leadpenny]

Who?

[Happy2BMe]

"Not that I would'nt put it past LBJ"

[sandydipper]

Even if LBJ ordered the killing and Oswald did shoot from the book depository - who was the shooter in front of the procession?? The bullet that killed JFK came from his front right. A fact the Warren Commission totally ignored.

But then who shot down TWA800?

[lawdude]

"My guess is Haliburton."

It isn't Haliburton, it is 'Cheney's former company'.