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Ben Affleck Defends TSA ‘Dick Grabbing’
Prison Planet.com | During a recent appearance on Bill Maher’s Real Time, actor Ben Affleck defended the TSA’s policy of grabbing people’s genitals.
Spain Seeks To Outlaw Filming Cops
Paul Joseph Watson | Weeks after footage showed police beating demonstrators.
Rep. Walter Jones: Middle East to Implode if Obama has His Way
Prisonplanet.com | Alex talks with Congressman Walter Jones about the fall of america and the next president to be.
The Two NPIC Zapruder Film Events: Signposts Pointing To The Film’s Alteration | Veterans Today
by Douglas P. Horne (with Jim Fetzer)
Douglas P. Horne, who served as the Chief Analyst for Military Records for the ARRB (formally, The Assassination Records Review Board), a five member civilian panel that was entrusted with the mission of locating and declassifying documents and records held by the CIA, the FBI, the Secret Service, ONI, and other federal agencies under The JFK Records Act (which was passed by Congress in the wake of the resurgence of interest in the death of JFK, which was brought about by Oliver Stone’s monumental film, “JFK”), has become a personal hero of mine. Those in that category are few and far between, but include JFK, RFK, Mohammed Ali, Bill Russell, and other figures from JFK assassination research, including David W. Mantik, M.D., Ph.D., John P. Costella, Ph.D., and Jack White, who have been among my closest associates and collaborators for more than 20 years.
Did The Kennedy Speech on No Secret Societies Seal His Fate? by Ben Norris
The assassination of John F. Kennedy remains more than just a pastime for conspiracy theorists. Kennedy himself, in fact, was one that looked to stamp out what he perceived as powerful secret societies within the U.S. government.
Two years before his assassination, JFK delivered a powerful speech at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York. Speaking with the National News Publishers Association on April 27, 1961, Kennedy called for an end to secret societies in government.
Many conspiracy theorists believe that this speech sealed the fate of a conspiracy theorist president.
So, did Kennedy’s denouncement of secret societies indeed seal his fate?
According to a transcript of the speech, entitled “The President and the Press,” Kennedy spoke out against secrecy in government and warned those at all levels of government to avoid the stifling of dissent and covering up of mistakes.
Yet, in the same speech Kennedy scolded the press for revealing sensitive issues of national security.
The idea that Kennedy’s assassination was a government cover-up is by no means an uncommon theory. Even filmmaker Oliver Stone took plenty of heat for his Academy Award-winning film JFK, which implied that Lyndon Johnson played a role in the President’s assassination.
The question of course remains: did those looking to harbor secrecy within the government have enough at stake to warrant murdering Kennedy? Theorists have taken aim at the CIA, KGB, the Mafia, the FBI, and even Fidel Castro.
via Did The Kennedy Speech on No Secret Societies Seal His Fate? by Ben Norris.















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