Assassin secretly deported after JFK killed

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Wednesday, September 24, 2003

[justshutupandtakeit]

Unfortunately, your scenario also means that a coup-de-etat occured and the government of the United States was overthrown. That is not something a patriot would have done no matter how much he disagreed with the President.

It is, however, something a power-mad, out-of-control group would do to maintain its own power.

[justshutupandtakeit]

One of his informants, Jose Aleman, told the Bureau of the comments Santos Traficante made stating that JFK was going to be "hit." Others told of the threats from Carlos Marcello, a Costello protege. Hoover ignored them all.

While I don't think Hoover set it up, I do believe he knew what was going to happen, let it, then covered it up every way he could.

[ET(end tyranny)]

Oddly enough, we pulled out the tape 'The Men who killed Kennedy', just last night and watched it again. I wanted my son to see and hear what type of evidence had been supressed.

Each time you watch it, you pick up on things that were missed before. Last night, I caught the part where they talked about JFK's 'doubles'. How many did he have etc. Makes sense. Doubles were used and one probably died the same day. This would explain how they were able to prodice false or doctored autopsy photos that didn't jive with what eye witnesses saw. This would also explain the switched caskets and their contents.

Cyril Wecht (forensic pathologist) was quite outspoken during 'The men that killed Kennedy' about the shenannigans that went on, including the missing brain, so that the brain could not be studied to show which direction the bullet came from.

[aristeides]

The explanation for the assassination that you are suggesting is, I think, suggested between the lines in Seymour Hersh's The Dark Side of Camelot, and I strongly suspect that that explanation was suggested to Hersh by the CIA sources that Hersh obviously had.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

In any other country in the world, it is understood that if the president goes beyond the pale, at some point a panel of military officers will remove him. He can go quietly into exile, or he can go the hard way, but he goes. There is no tradition of military defense of civilian institutions in our country, so exile is not an option. That leaves the hard way.

Your theory is not so far fetched as most. We came very close to it in the 1930's with FDR.

[aculeus]

Re your #4, that guy got around.

[aristeides]

Impeachment might have been thought undesirable. But what about the obvious alternative of making JFK an offer he couldn't refuse, and procuring his resignation for, say, reasons of health?

[justshutupandtakeit]

I have read it and it is filled with misinformation, distortions, outright lies and sophistic use of red herrings and straw men. It certainly cannot and does not explain how
a gun with a misattached scope was able to be shot more accurately and faster by an out of practice, mediocre shooter than by firearm experts.

Not only could the experts NOT shoot it accurately until the scope attachment was shimmed into a semblence of proper attachment but many were afraid to shoot the gun at all for fear it would blow up in their faces. This was as poor a gun FOR ANY purposes as could be purchased.

Tracing it to Oswald involves leaps of faith I am not willing to make. Particularly after some of the lies to the Warren Commission told by the FBI and CIA have been revealed under the FOIA. The gun "found" was NOT even the gun he "ordered."

[aristeides]

Day of the Jackal bump. Weren't there reports that the CIA was tied in with the OAS?

[bert]

......and their biographies will read as though they were saviors of the US.......

And that is precisely one of the most important American historical documents is the Down Side Legacy by Freepers own Alamo Girl.

[Alamo-Girl]

Jeepers, bert! Thank you oh so very much for the kudos and encouragement! Hugs!!!

[Hildy]

My Father wrote a book with a woman named Marita Lorenz (You can do a google search) who was a spy who contends that she was sent by the CIA during Kennedy's term to kill Castro. Instead, she fell in love with him and had his baby which he had aborted against her will. She also contended that during that time Lee Harvey Oswald was also part of the group and saw him in Cuba. The book was never published due to legal reasons. I believe there was a made for TV movie based on her life or something like that.

[Lael]

Oddly enough, we pulled out the tape 'The Men who killed Kennedy', just last night and watched it again. I wanted my son to see and hear what type of evidence had been supressed.

That is just my point...VCR's didn't exist, so our memories would fade over time.

It is kind of like the Internet.

Also, people are getting close to meeting their Maker...Death bed confessions, and all that.

[Maria S]

Now where do I find "Down Side Legacy"? I am soooo dysfunctional on this stuff!

Thanks, BTW, and I ALWAYS enjoy reading your posts!

[bigeasy_70118]

Kennedy was killed Nov. 22, 1963, as the result of a massive conspiracy between the CIA-installed government of South Vietnam, the French global heroin syndicate and the New Orleans Mafia.

One of my first jobs as a solo practice attorney involved executing a sale of a vending machine route by the New Orleans mafia to my clients.

Selling cigarette machines is long way from planning and executing an assassination of the President of the United States

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you oh so very much for the kudos and encouragements!

Here is the link to Downside Legacy at Two Degrees of President Clinton

[veronica]

Tracing it to Oswald involves leaps of faith I am not willing to make.

Right.

There is only a picture of him with the gun, he ordered the gun, and he left his house on Nov. 22nd with a gun-shaped object wrapped in a blanket. Real "leap of faith."

[weegee]

How many people have reportedly killed JFK?

The writers of these books make it sound like 200+ people out there shooting, bankrolled by thousands of people. And no one has talked. Until Now...

[Maria S]

"My own belief is that Bobby "knew who killed JFK" because he was as much in on it as anyone else - the hit, if it was a hit & a conspiracy, came from inside the circle."

With all due respect, surely you don't really believe RFK had anything to do with JFK's death, do you? From all indications, he was grief-stricken about it.

[Maria S]

"Doubles were used and one probably died the same day."

Wow! Now I AM confused! Are you saying that JFK was NOT killed, and he was sneaked away somewhere else? I can't believe Jacqueline Kennedy wouldn't have known and recognized her own husband...and she certainly gave every indication of being grief-stricken, as did RFK.