Sam Bronfman ordered JFK killed for oil, Israel, Vietnam & the Cold War
DSharp673
Here is a summary of how and why I believe President Kennedy was killed. The
decision to assassinate President Kennedy was made by Montreal billionaire and
ardent Zionist the late Samuel Bronfman. A conspiracy, headed by Bronfman,
involved high-ranking leaders of Israel, U.S. oil moguls, Bell Helicopter
Textron and several other companies within the munitions industry. The
decision to kill Kennedy was a convergence of motives, most of which Bronfman
was directly involved, either through his business enterprises or through his
blind loyalty to the state of Israel. In addition, Sam Bronfman was extremely
jealous of John Kennedy on a personal level because Kennedy had achieved
everything Bronfman had tried to achieve all his life; social acceptance.
Bronfman proved that money alone could buy social or political status; not in
Canada anyway. Bronfman had tried for years to buy himself a political
appointment in Canadian government and had always failed. His only power was
through quiet manipulation behind the scenes.
CONVERGING MOTIVES:
-- Kennedy had supported Egypt and Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser,
arch-enemy of Israel, in the Yemen civil war which began in late 1962 and
continued long after Kennedy’s assassination.
-- In 1960, Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion’s emissaries offered to
finance Kennedy’s campaign if he would allow Ben-Gurion’s people to run Middle
Eastern policy. It is unclear whether Kennedy accepted Ben-Gurion’s money, but
Kennedy was clearly his own man regarding Middle Eastern policy. The Yemen
civil war was a prime example.
-- Zionists did not trust Kennedy because of his father’s (Joseph Kennedy)
renown anti-Semitism and because John Kennedy had praised Senator Robert Taft,
in his book, "Profiles in Courage," for speaking out against the Nuremburg
trials.
-- Kennedy had upset the oil moguls by taxing foreign subsidiaries of U.S. oil
companies.
-- Kennedy shifted U.S. Cold War policy by publicly announcing a desire to
establish détente with the Soviet Union and halting the arms race, thereby
hitting the munitions industry hard. This announcement was made about six
months before his death.
-- Kennedy had publicly announced his intention to withdraw 1,000 men from
South Vietnam by the end of 1963. This would hit Bell Helicopters Textron hard
through loss of thousands of helicopter sales to the US military over a
forecasted ten year war period.
-- Bronfman and his associates feared Kennedy’s growing worldwide charisma and
the reality that a Kennedy dynasty would likely continue for another 17 years
if his brothers Bobby and Teddy followed in his footsteps, which seemed likely.
-- The CIA had a contingency plan to assassinate Kennedy since Day One of his
presidency because of a blistering speech he made in 1957 which criticized
Frances’s colonialism in Algeria and France’s brutality in the French-Algerian
war, which was being fought when the speech was made.
SAM BRONFMAN, HEAD CONSPIRATOR:
"It is one of the world’s great fortunes, the empire founded by Sam Bronfman
and carried on through his family, a kingdom worth more than $7 billion [in
1978] nurtured on bootleg alcohol and sustained through decades of deals,
scandals, legal explosions and intrafamily warfare. At the heart is the
Seagram Company Ltd., the world’s largest distilling operation, responsible for
more than one million bottles of liquor per day sold in the U.S. alone, but its
reach stretches far beyond that—to oil companies, hotels, mines, factories and
real estate all over the world.
Except that they are almost certainly richer and without a doubt more
secretive, the Bronfmans have become the Rothschilds of the New World…
The son of a Russian Jewish immigrant, Sam Bronfman was a man constantly at war
with his competitors, his associates and himself. Foul-mouthed, autocratic,
explosively hot-tempered—but with a genius for whisky—he thrived in the anarchy
of Prohibition, skating to the thin edge of the law, establishing strings of
"boozoriums" along the U.S.-Canadian border, surviving a rain of indictments.
Though charges were never proven, the murmurs never ceased and Sam spent a
lifetime haunted by the past, chasing Establishment respectability, spending
millions of dollars to win the appointments always awarded to others. ‘Those
treacherous bastards,’ he cried when a coveted Senate seat went to another, ‘I
bought it! I paid for it!’…"
(from "King of the Castle" by Peter C. Newman, published by Atheneum,
manufactured by American Book-Stratford Press, Saddle Brook, NJ, copyright 1978
& 1979 by author, ISBN 0-689-10963-6; reference book jacket.)
WHY KENNEDY WAS TARGETED BEFORE HIS INAUGURATION:
In 1956, Kennedy wrote "Profiles in Courage" while he was a U.S. senator. The
book profiled eight senators who demonstrated courage by standing up for what
they believed in spite of extreme pressures to follow conventional wisdom.
Kennedy admired Senator Taft for speaking out against the Nuremberg trials
while they were in progress. This upset Zionists like billionaire Sam
Bronfman. It also upset high-level Israeli officials.
On July 2, 1957, Senator Kennedy delivered a speech, "Facing Facts on Algeria,"
which denounced France’s colonial occupation of Algeria and the brutality of
the French-Algerian War. Kennedy also criticized the Eisenhower administration
for keeping silent on the issue. With that speech, Kennedy demonstrated that
he was not the hawk he would later portray himself to be in his 1960 bid for
the presidency. That speech also demonstrated an understanding of Indochina
that would likely have prevented him from escalating US military involvement in
Vietnam had he not been killed in 1963. Two days after the Algerian speech a
bomb exploded outside the American consulate in Algiers. The French Resident
Minister in Algiers, Robert Lacoste, called the bomb "a Communist joke" and
challenged Kennedy to come to Algeria. The senator declined.
From Day One of his presidency, CIA Director Allen Dulles had a contingency
plan in place to assassinate Kennedy if he could not be controlled. Allen
Dulles had been a long-time friend of the Bronfman family dating back to 1949
when Bronfman’s daughter Phyllis married Jean Lambert who immediately solicited
business advice from Allen Dulles. Lambert wanted, and got with help from
Dulles, Phyllis to invest a million dollars in his (Lambert’s) company. The
following cite indicates that Dulles had instructed CIA psychologists to write
an assessment of Kennedy’s personality for the purpose of manipulation.
"Before meeting [with the newly elected President Kennedy, CIA director Allen]
Dulles evidently studied an assessment of Kennedy’s personality by CIA
psychologists using files dating to the 1930s, including material from British
surveillance of Joseph Kennedy’s London Embassy as well as his son’s wartime
service in the Navy. Such assessments predicted how the subject would respond
when informed of the full range of CIA operations, showing Dulles the most
effective method of appeal."
["The Crisis Years, Kennedy & Khrushchev, 1960-1963", by Michael Beschloss,
ISBN 0-06-016454-9, Copyright 1991 by author, published by Edward Burlingame
Books; reference pages 102-103]
The contingency plan was a direct result of Kennedy’s 1957 speech about French
colonialism in Algeria and his subtle criticism of Zionism by naming Senator
Robert Taft as a courageous man, in his book, "Profiles in Courage," for
publicly criticizing the Nuremberg Trials. On the night that Kennedy was
nominated at the Democratic convention, J. Edgar Hoover blackmailed him into
putting Lyndon B. Johnson on the ticket as vice-presidential running mate. If
Kennedy did not comply, Hoover would expose his womanizing to the public. This
was the first stage of the contingency plan for assassination. The stooge,
Johnson, was put in place to do as he was told if Kennedy needed to be removed
from office.
In addition, Israeli prime minister Ben-Gurion wanted a co-presidency with
Kennedy to run Middle-Eastern affairs. Here is an unusual cite from Richard
Reeves:
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The day in New York also gave him a chance to meet for the first time Israel's
prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, who was also in New York on a fund-raising
trip, meeting American Jews whose generosity was critical to the survival of
his twelve-year-old state. They met against a background of suspicion. Jewish
Democrats, particularly in New York, did not yet fully trust the son of a man
who had been accused of being both anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi. Nor did John
Kennedy, comfortably surrounded by Jewish staff members, trust all Jews,
particularly New Yorkers. "I had the damnedest meeting in New York last
night," he had said to his friend Charlie Bartlett one day in the early fall of
1960. "I went to this party. It was given by a group of people who were big
money contributors and also Zionists and they said to me, 'We know that your
campaign is in terrible financial shape!'...The deal they offered me was that
they would finance the rest of this campaign if I would agree to let them run
the Middle Eastern policy of the United States for the next four years."
Kennedy greeted Ben-Gurion with talk of gut-level politics. It usually worked,
politician to politician. This time it didn't. "You know I was elected by the
Jews," Kennedy said. "I was elected by the Jews of New York. I have to do
something for them. I will do something for you." Ben-Gurion was offended. He
was the founder and leader of a nation, not a politician from Brooklyn.
[Richard Reeves, "President Kennedy, Profile of Power" (NY: Simon & Schuster,
1993); reference pages 143-144.]
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THE TANGLED WEB OF KENNEDY’S PRESIDENCY.
On April 17, 1961, the CIA launched the Bay of Pigs invasion against Castro’s
Cuba. The mission failed miserably. Kennedy publicly took responsibility but
quietly fired several high-ranking CIA officials, including Director Allen
Dulles and his number two man General Charles P. Cabell.
In 1962, The Kennedy Act was passed which hit U.S. oil companies hard. It
required that they pay taxes on their foreign subsidiaries, something oil
companies had not been required to do in the past. Bronfman had oil holdings
at the time the Kennedy Act was passed, but he aggressively invested in Texas
Pacific Oil in 1963 because he had prior knowledge of Kennedy’s assassination.
Bronfman knew the Kennedy Act would be rescinded after Johnson became
president. It paid off. In 1980, the Bronfman family sold Texas Pacific Oil
for 2.6 billion dollars. Sam had only invested 50 million.
Throughout 1963, Kennedy became entangled in a civil war in Yemen (Middle East)
that was still in progress when he was killed. It is also important to note
that Kennedy was the last president to keep an open mind toward Palestinian
refugees. Initially, the Yemen war pitted Egypt and the United States against
Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Great Britain. Confusion erupted in Yemen following
the death of its Imam in September 1962. The Imam’s successor was quickly
ousted by Yemen’s military, backed by Egypt. Kennedy supported Egypt which
made him an enemy of Israel and other countries (Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Great
Britain, France). Jewish Zionists worldwide became uneasy about Kennedy’s
support of Egyptian President Nasser, a man who had once pledged to "drive the
Jews into the sea." In October 1956, Israel, Great Britain and France secretly
launched an invasion on Egypt over a dispute involving the Suez Canal.
President Eisenhower quickly telephoned British Prime Minister Anthony Eden and
gave him a tongue-lashing that many say reduced Eden to tears. Consequently,
Britain and France withdrew their forces. This clearly demonstrated bad-blood
that Israel, Britain and France felt towards Egypt and its President Nasser.
Yet Kennedy supported Nasser in the Yemen civil war. One of the most powerful
Jewish Zionists to note Kennedy’s support of Egypt in the Yemen crisis was
billionaire businessman Samuel Bronfman, of Montreal, Canada.
On Jun. 10, 1963, Kennedy delivered an eloquent speech at American University
which shifted US Cold War policy by extending an olive branch to the Soviet
Union, called for a halt to the arms race and discussed the possibility of
genuine world peace by ending the Cold War.
In August 1963, Bell Helicopters Textron delivered the first production of
their new improved helicopters, Model 205, to the Pentagon which went into
service with the First Cavalry Division in Vietnam.
THE DECISION:
Samuel Bronfman (age 74 in 1963) and his associates became more agitated over
Kennedy’s plans to end the Cold War and resolve international conflict
peacefully, thereby hitting them hard in their pocket books. Bronfman was
particularly upset about Kennedy’s American University speech. The eloquence
of that speech and the charisma with which Kennedy delivered it was the
embodiment of everything Bronfman had spent a lifetime trying unsuccessfully to
achieve. Bronfman and his business associates began discussing options on how
to deal with Kennedy. After several group discussions in Montreal, they made a
decision which would shake the world for generations. It was decided that
Kennedy would be assassinated; however, they agreed that his life might be
spared if he would stop acting like a loose cannon. Nevertheless, Bronfman’s
attorney, Louis Mortimer Bloomfield, was informed of the decision and an
assassination plan was set into motion. Bloomfield was a professional, former
OSS with strong CIA ties. He knew the codes, how to use them and who to call.
He knew exactly how to set the train of events into operation. He knew then
that his biggest job would be to put a small cadre of the best men in the world
at work right away on the cover story and on the deception plan. He would not
report back to Bronfman. Should there be a change of plan, Bronfman could
reach him. At that point, there was still a possibility, although slim, that
the assassination plan might be canceled if Kennedy played ball. The pivotal
issue was Vietnam.
ABOUT VIETNAM:
Vietnam was a divisive issue, even while Kennedy was still alive. Here’s a
cite to support my point:
"Kennedy later told Charles Bartlett, ‘My God, my government’s coming apart!’
Robert Kennedy recalled that week [end of August 1963] as ‘the only time,
really, in three years that the government was broken in two in a disturbing
way.’ He later said, ‘Diem was corrupt and a bad leader… but we inherited
him.’ He thought it bad policy to ‘replace somebody we didn’t like with
somebody we do because it would just make every other country nervous as can be
that we were running coups in and out.’"
["The Crisis Years, Kennedy & Khrushchev, 1960-1963", by Michael Beschloss,
ISBN 0-06-016454-9, Copyright 1991 by author, published by Edward Burlingame
Books; reference page 653]
On October 31, 1963 in a press conference, Kennedy publicly announced his
intention to withdraw a thousand men from South Vietnam by the end of 1963. A
reporter asked him about troop reductions in the far east. Here is the entire
question and Kennedy’s response:
"[REPORTER:] Mr. President, back to the question of troop reductions, are any
intended in the far east at the present time – particularly in Korea and is
there any speedup in the withdrawal from Vietnam intended?
[PRESIDENT KENNEDY:] Well as you know, when Secretary McNamara and General
Taylor came back, they announced that we would expect to withdraw a thousand
men from South Vietnam before the end of the year. And there has been some
reference to that by General Harkins. If we’re able to do that, that will be
our schedule. I think the first unit, the first contingent, would be 250 men
who are not involved in what might be called front-line operations. It would
be our hope to lesson the number of Americans there by a thousand as the
training intensifies and is carried on in South Vietnam."
------ from JFK’s press conference, October 31, 1963
[An audio cassette tape recording of the referenced press conference was
provided by the John F. Kennedy Library, audio-visual department, Columbia
Point, Boston, MA 02125.]
Kennedy’s announcement angered the already agitated Bronfman. Kennedy’s fate
was now sealed. The assassination plan would be carried out without
interruption from Bronfman and company. They had been planning to sell
thousands of helicopters to the US military for a ten-year war in South
Vietnam. The cost was projected to run into billions of dollars. Kennedy had
to go. He was costing them big bucks.
On Nov. 1, 1963, the day after Kennedy’s Vietnam announcement, South Vietnamese
President Ngo Dinh Diem who was killed in a CIA backed coup. This action
pulled the US deeper into the Vietnam conflict, a conflict Kennedy was trying
to pull away from. Most agree that Kennedy had approved the coup but was
extremely upset at hearing of Diem’s murder. Here is a some cite:
"The news of Diem’s death outraged Kennedy. General [Maxwell] Taylor wrote
that he ‘leaped to his feet and rushed from the room with a look of shock and
dismay on his face which I had never seen before.’ George Smathers remembered
that Jack Kennedy blamed the CIA, saying ‘I’ve got to do something about those
bastards;’ they should be stripped of their exorbitant power. Mike Forrestal
called Kennedy’s reaction ‘both personal and religious,’ and especially
troubled by the implication that a Catholic President had participated in a
plot to assassinate a coreligionist. Every account of Kennedy’s response is in
complete agreement. Until the very end he had hoped Diem’s life could be
spared."
[From "JFK, the Presidency of John F. Kennedy" by Herbert S. Parmet, published
by The Dial Press, Copyright 1983 by author, ISBN 0-385-27419-X; Reference page
335.]
Over the next year, countless CIA backed governments rose and fell in South
Vietnam.
BLOOMFIELD SETS THINGS IN MOTION.
Bloomfield’s task of setting up the assassination was relatively easy because
the CIA had already developed a contingency plan to assassinate Kennedy based
on his blistering speech about French-Algeria in 1957. The CIA also had a
project underway, "Operation Mockingbird," designed to control the mainstream
news media. Operation Mockingbird would prove to be the most critical, and the
most successful, component of the conspiracy. As previously stated, Bloomfield
had strong ties with the CIA, who provided support every step of the way. The
Mafia was contracted to bring in professional hitmen. Some believe the Mafia
contracted Corsican hitmen because of their strict code of silence. Many
believe the Corsicans were paid in heroin.)
Like Bronfman, Bloomfield was a Jewish Zionist, but with a twist. Besides
being an international lawyer who served US intelligence services, he was also
business associates with ex-Nazis and Italian Fascists from World War II. Why,
one might ask, would a Jewish Zionist associate himself with Nazis and
Fascists? ANSWER: They had a common interest: Jewish separatism.
Bloomfield headed a Swiss corporation, Permindex, whose board members were
connected -- either directly or indirectly -- to Hitler’s Nazi Germany and
Benito Mussolini’s Fascist regime in Italy. Also on the board was Clay Shaw,
director of the International Trade Mart in New Orleans. Bloomfield recruited
Shaw to assist him in setting up the assassination of Kennedy.
Bloomfield and Shaw decided to have Kennedy hit in Dallas, Texas because its
mayor was Earle Cabell, brother of General Charles P. Cabell whom Kennedy had
fired two and a half years earlier after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. By
including Mayor Earle Cabell in the conspiracy, this gave the assassination
engineers complete control over the motorcade route and local police security.
The assassination engineers lured Kennedy to Dallas by staging a conflict
between Governor John Connally and Texas Senator Ralph Yarborough, which
Kennedy would try to settle. Solidarity among Democrats was needed for the
1964 presidential election.
Clay Shaw began making plans with David Ferrie and former FBI agent Guy
Bannister to set up a US intelligence agent, Lee Harvey Oswald, to take the
blame for the ensuing assassination of President Kennedy. In the intelligence
world, this is known as "sheep dipping."
On Nov. 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Dallas
Police Officer Jefferson Davis Tippit was shot later that day. Lee Harvey
Oswald was arrested and charged with both murders. While Oswald was in
custody, New Orleans attorney Dean Andrews telephoned Dallas Police and said he
had been asked to represent Oswald by a "Clay Bertrand." (Note: This
information is in the Warren Report.) New Orleans District Attorney Jim
Garrison later learned that Clay Bertrand and Clay Shaw were the same person.
Shaw was homosexual and used dual sir names, Bertrand and Shaw, to conceal and
confuse his various personal activities. Within three days after Kennedy’s
murder, Oswald too was shot and killed by Jack Ruby, a local strip club owner
with mob connections. Many believe he was part of the conspiracy and had been
told to either kill Oswald or take the rap for Kennedy’s murder himself. With
Oswald dead, attorney Dean Andrews’ services were obviously not required. But
Andrews had accidentally left a trail of evidence – which ended up in the
Warren Report – when he called Dallas police and offered his legal services to
Oswald at the request of Clay Bertrand (a.k.a., Clay Shaw) who was a board
member of Permindex -- a Swiss corporation comprised of ex-Nazis and Italian
Fascists -- which was headed by Louis Mortimer Bloomfield, a powerful Montreal
lawyer who represented Samuel Bronfman as well as serving US intelligence
services. Clearly we were not dealing with boy scouts.
AFTERWARDS:
On November 24, 1963, Kennedy’s successor, President Lyndon Johnson, rescinded
Kennedy’s order to withdraw a thousand men from Vietnam by the end of the year.
"On Sunday afternoon, November 24, [1963], Lyndon Johnson kept the dead
President’s appointment with [U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot] Lodge and told him
that he was not willing to ‘lose Vietnam.’: ‘Tell those generals in Saigon that
Lyndon Johnson intends to stand by our word.’"
["The Crisis Years, Kennedy & Khrushchev, 1960-1963", by Michael Beschloss,
ISBN 0-06-016454-9, Copyright 1991 by author, published by Edward Burlingame
Books; reference page 680]
On August 2, 1964, the Gulf of Tonkin incident occurred and the Gulf of Tonkin
Resolution was subsequently ratified by Congress. This was the beginning of
large-scale military involvement in Vietnam.
Here is a transcript of President Johnson describing the Gulf of Tonkin
Incident to Robert Anderson, former Secretary of Treasury in the Eisenhower
administration, the day after the attack.
[MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1964:]
"There have been some covert operations in that area that we have been carrying
on – blowing up some bridges and things of that kind, roads and so forth. So I
imagine they wanted to put a stop to it. So they …fired and we respond
immediately with five-inch [artillery shells] from the destroyer and with
planes overhead. And we … knock one of ‘em out and cripple the other two.
Then we go right back where we were with that destroyer and with another one,
plus plenty of planes standing by…" --- President Lyndon B. Johnson
[from "Taking Charge: The Johnson White House Tapes, 1963-1964," edited and
commentary by Michael R. Beschloss, published by Simon & Schuster, Copyright
1997 by author, ISBN 0-684-80407-7; reference pages 493-494.]
Four days later on August 7, 1964, the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution passed
unanimously in the House of Representatives and 88-to-2 in the Senate. After
the vote, President Johnson spoke on the phone with Speaker of the House, John
McCormack. Johnson called the two dissenters, Wayne Morse and Ernest Gruening
"no good… undependable… erratic." Johnson also referred to Edgar Foreman as a
"shitass" for questioning the Gulf of Tonkin incident itself.
A few weeks later on August 25, 1964, Johnson began to lose his nerve and
planned to announce that he would withdraw his name as Democratic presidential
candidate. Here is a transcript of a telephone conversation with Press
Secretary George Reedy where Johnson was clearly shaken over a walk-out by
Southern delegations, on the previous day, at the Democratic Convention in
Atlantic City. Johnson had a withdrawal speech already written which he read
over the phone to Reedy:
[TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964:]
[LBJ]…. Here’s what I’m gonna say to ‘em. [reading from a handwritten
statement:] ‘[Forty-four months ago] I was selected to be the Democratic Vice
President … On that fateful November day last year, I accepted the
responsibility of the President, asking God’s guidance and the help of all our
people. For nine months, I’ve carried on as effectively as I could. Our
country faces grave dangers. These dangers must be faced and met by a united
people under a leader they do not doubt. After thirty-three years in political
life, most men acquire enemies as ships accumulate barnacles. The times
require leadership about which there is no doubt and a voice that men of all
parties and sections and color can follow. I’ve learned, after trying very
hard, that I am not that voice or that leader. Therefore… I suggest that the
representatives from all states of the Union selected for the purpose of
selecting a Democratic nominee for President and Vice President proceed to do
their duty. And that no consideration be given to me because I am absolutely
unavailable.’
[LBJ then vents:] Then they can just pick the two they want for the two
places. We’ll … do the best we can to help till January. Then, if he’s
elected … they can have a new and fresh fellow without any of the old scars.
And I don’t want this power of the Bomb. I just don’t want these decisions I’m
required to make. I don’t want the conniving that’s required. I don’t want
the disloyalty that’s around. I don’t want the bungling and the inefficiencies
of our people. …
Reedy: This will throw the nation into quite an uproar, sir.
[He complained about civil rights problems and about various newspaper
articles. Reedy tried to change his mind but was unsuccessful. A few minutes
later, Johnson was on the phone with Walter Jenkins, special assistant, and
expressed frustration over the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, suggesting that he
did not have a mandate to wage war in Southeast Asia.]
LBJ: I don’t believe there’ll be many attacks on the orders I issue on Tonkin
Gulf if I’m not a candidate. And then I think the people will give the man
that they want … a mandate. And he might continue the work we’ve done. …"
[more from "Taking Charge: The Johnson White House Tapes, 1963-1964"; reference
pages 529-531.]
(NOTE: It is important to remember that Johnson got cold feet just 18 days
after Congress ratified the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution which was basically a
declaration of war against North Vietnam after we had clearly provoked them
into attacking us. Clearly it was on his mind.)
Johnson decided to run for president after all. He won overwhelming against
Republican Barry Goldwater. Immediately thereafter, President Johnson began
sending 18 year-old draftees to S. Vietnam. This continued for nine years.
Hundreds of thousands served. 58,000 Americans died. Millions of Vietnamese
died.
Shortly after Kennedy’s assassination, President Johnson created the Warren
Commission to investigate Kennedy’s assassination. Former CIA Director Allen
Dulles (the man Kennedy had fired after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion) was
made a ranking member. He was point man for the CIA. The Warren Commission
issued a report which concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone. Jack
Ruby was tried for murdering Oswald and convicted. He died of cancer in prison
in January 1967. (He told family he was injected with cancer cells.)
By 1965 nearly 70,000 Egyptian troops were engaged on the side of the military
regime in Yemen. Bogged down in difficult terrain and harassed by guerrillas,
the Egyptian forces suffered heavy losses and were finally withdrawn in 1968.
In this case, Egypt’s intervention divided Arab loyalties instead of unifying
them; it presented the spectacle of Arab fighting Arab and of the heads of
state of Saudi Arabia and Egypt hurling insults at one another.
President Johnson also changed US policy toward Israel to one of total
capitulation. That policy has not changed since Kennedy’s death.
In 1970, Bronfman biographer Terence Robertson was murdered (faked suicide)
after he stumbled on to the fact that Sam Bronfman ordered the assassination of
President Kennedy.
Bell Helicopter Textron made billions of dollars in helicopter sales for use in
Vietnam.
In 1980, the Bronfman family sold Texas Pacific Oil for 2.6 billion dollars.
35 years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, it is virtually
impossible for any politician to become president without first being anointed
by the CIA and Israel, which are essentially ONE ENTITY for all intents and
purposes. Similar anointings are required by those who attain high positions
within any of the major news outlets.
That is the sad truth.
Dave Sharp
Pearl Gladstone
>
Cut out the crap, and never use my term, the Entity, to falsely
implicate any innocent party, including Israel.
You have departed the sphere of rationality.
What's your real name?
Leo Sgouros
Pearl Gladstone wrote in message <36526F...@erols.com>...
Pearl, the more you get upset, the more the freak presses the button.
IGNORELAND! Of course, I love to shred him up!! Leo
DSharp673
>Cut out the crap, and never use my term, the Entity, to falsely
>implicate any innocent party, including Israel.
>
>You have departed the sphere of rationality.
>
>What's your real name?
Whom are you addressing? I assume it's not me since you did not state my name.
----- Dave Sharp
Greg Jaynes
True, she didn't say "Hey asshole", but she meant you alright.
--
Greg Jaynes
http://www.flash.net/~jaynes
THE SCENE OF THE CRIME
Steve Keating
Pearl Gladstone wrote:
> DSharp673 wrote:
> >
>
> Cut out the crap, and never use my term, the Entity, to falsely
> implicate any innocent party, including Israel.
>
> You have departed the sphere of rationality.
>
> What's your real name?
Is this the pot calling the kettle black, Jim?
Steve K.