JFK's Camelot was never real (JFK Murdered Again)

Seattle PI ^ | 11/22/02 | MARIANNE MEANS

[DWSUWF]

"...Joe Kennedy served six undistinguished terms in Congress but dropped out of a 1997 race for governor of Massachusetts amid scandals about himself, his ex-wife and his brother Michael..."

Hmmm...

Sounds gritty...

What were they up to?

[Coto]

America died with John Kennedy...the details of the corpse are only now becoming apparent

[Bommer]

America died with John Kennedy...the details of the corpse are only now becoming apparent

Actually, no. It did not die. It was resurected with the Clinton Administration. Adultery, drug abuse, vote fraud,and lying to the American people are all holdovers from the Kennedy administration.

As much as it may sound cold, with all of JFK ailments and pain, Oswald did him and possibly our country a big favor! I can't imagine another 4 years of a dying junkie with his finger on the button!

[mgstarr]

Oh please, give it a rest.

"Camelot" was the ultimate expression of style over substance. A very likeable and charismatic personality, but this 39 year old effort to deify the guy is sickening.

Had it not been for the resurrection of the dead in Chicago, he never would have been president in the first place.

[ClearCase_guy]

What were they up to?

Not a threesome, in case you were wondering. Michael Kennedy was schelpping his under-age baby-sitter. He conveniently died in a skiing accident, so this never saw the full light of day. But it was big news at the time. Joe Kennedy got his 11-year marriage annulled so that he could marry wife #2 in a big Catholic Church wedding. This raised eye-brows and made people think that normal rules didn't apply to the Kennedy's. Bad publicity during a election run (where he wasn't actually doing too well in polls to begin with).

[DWSUWF]

"...Not a threesome, in case you were wondering..."

Yeah... I admit it...

I assumed that they were caught making a 'Kennedy Sandwich'.

Which would be a step up from the tawdry little scene you describe.

Damn potato famine...

[elbucko]

Substance eventually won, though.

In what way, Lyndon Johnson ?

[Dr. Eckleburg]

America died with John Kennedy...but the details of the corpse are only now becoming apparent.

Yep, but few of those details appear in shill revisionism like the above.

That distant pounding we hear is the last few nails in the coffin for those who buck the system.

What continues to amaze me is that any Kennedy would run for office. They really don't get it, I guess.

[clintonsgohome]

I'm sick of hearing the kennedy name just as i'm sick of hearing the klinton's.They're made from the same mold.

[joesnuffy]

Sam Giancana: Wayward Politics

http://www.crimelibrary.com/gangsters/sam/samwayward.htm

[elbucko]

Dallek and a physician, Dr. Jeffery A. Kelman, examined previously sealed medical records of the last eight years of Kennedy's life stored in the Kennedy Library...The pair found that Kennedy....was a walking medicine cabinet.

One issue not approached was the complicity of Kennedy's doctors. Don't get me wrong, I feel for the guy, I have family members with severe back problems and painful conditions.

That said, a lot of Kennedy's problems seem to have been induced by his doctors. With a wealthy family and a dotting mother, Rose, Jack probably had seen more DR's and had more surgery performed and medicine prescribed for him than anyone did in a lifetime in the 1940's and 1950's.

Having a "Kennedy" for a patient was good business. A doctor knew he was going to get paid, no need to ask about insurance.

JFK's doctors, in the end, would have killed him just as sure as Oswald did, only slower.

[elbucko]

Sen. Robert Kennedy was assassinated in the midst of his own 1968 presidential campaign.

The first Muslim terrorist victim in the US. (shot by Sirhan B. Sirhan, a Palestinian)

I didn't care for RFK's politic's, but he didn't deserve to die for it. We do, however, deserve to be left alone by the Kennedy's. We don't need and shouldn't want a Royal Family in this Republic.

[marron]

President Eisenhower left office with three major operations underway. He had trained and fielded a major force of Tibetan soldiers who were in combat against the Chinese occupation, and he built another army of Cubans who were prepared to take the field at any time. And in the East, having beaten the Communist rebels in the Phillipines, he sent the team that had worked that magic to VietNam for a repeat performance.

Within a few months of taking office, Kennedy managed to get the Tibetans annihilated to the last man, and he deposited the Cubans on the beach at Giron to be rounded up by Castro's forces. In VietNam, he ordered the murder democratically elected president there ("oh, did I do that?"), and took control of the war away from the specialists and handed it over to his Harvard buddies to run. We all know the outcome of that.

Within a few months all of Eisenhower's freedom fighters were dead or in a dungeon somewhere.

This is the Kennedy legacy. Now we also know that he was drugged out most of the time, that among the dozens of women frequenting the White House basement were a mafia moll, an East German agent, and the wife of a CIA officer (she was later murdered while jogging).

To call this Camelot is humorous. But Kennedy was blessed to be surrounded by articulate and lettered people for whom their service in his administration was the high point of their existence. They are the source of the Camelot myth, which for them was true. History is written by the people who write it. It helps when your historians have selective and gauzy memories.

[Coto]

Lee Harvey didn't kill him...no more than I did..

[Coto]

I've yet to deify JFK - just made a statement as to the nature of the beast that murdered him.

Yes - it was a murder....

My only thought, about the inner-workings of it, was the fact that all of those involved have got away with it

...and if it happened once - it can happen again....

[Coto]

True!

That and the largest Lush in the Family is a cornerstone of the "Ethics Committee".