Re: "50 Years in Denial is Enough. Free the Files. Find the Truth" (pic)

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"News" <m...@sb.net> wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
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> http://i.imgur.com/FvpsNDn.jpg
>
> (fake) "1963" Kennedy Half Dollar with bullet hole in 'head' (and blood
> trickling down)
>
> "50 Years in Denial is Enough. Free The Files. Find The Truth."
>
> ---
>
> A graphic way to make the point that 50 years of the official story (LHO
> as the sole assassin) is enough.
> Why are all the files *still* secret and not released 50 years after this
> destructive coup d'etat?
>
> http://whowhatwhy.com/2013/05/09/jfk-rfk-mlk-the-questions-remain
>
> "JFK-RFK-MLK??? The Questions Remain"
> by Russ Baker on May 9, 2013
>
> Wait for the Fiftieth, they said. Oboy!
>
> The half-century mark since the assassination of John F Kennedy was
> supposed to be some kind of event. Lots of books were in the offing.
> Broadcasters were primed. We were going to get some really huge
> revelations, some kind of major step forward in coming to terms with this
> event that has so affected America and so divided its population.
>
> And guess what? Eh. Basically, eh. Nothing so amazing (to be really
> generous), and, sorry to say, hardly anyone is paying real attention.
>
> Hollywood and the media have produced and are producing a body of work
> that by and large perpetuates the official story of 1963 or threatens to
> further muddy the waters, while ignoring the massive amount of
> research-and general consensus by most researchers, the public and a
> congressional committee-that there's far more to the story.
>
> At WhoWhatWhy, we think the public has a right to something better. To
> real inquiry that follows fact trails wherever they go. To a kind of
> fearlessness in search of explanations that might not be "wise" in a
> conventional journalistic career but that distinguish the only kind of
> journalism truly worth its salt.
>
> Over the past few years, we've published a number of articles on JFK (and
> on the equally problematical official account of his brother's death and
> that of Martin Luther King).
>
> We're determined to do more. But it's hard when you're a small outfit
> with limited staff and financial resources. Nevertheless, we'll keep at
> it.
>
> In the meantime, here are links to relevant articles we've already
> published over the past several years. See which ones are of interest.
> And please spread the word by using social media and email lists to alert
> others.
>
> ...
>
> COMMENTER:
>
> "Spread this image around of JFK: http://i.imgur.com/FvpsNDn.jpg
>
> Good for facebook, etc as the 50th anniversary comes up."

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