December 2016
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all. The simple minded people who have
swallowed the hook, line and sinker of
the story always say with conviction, that
you wouldn’t be able to keep people quiet if there were so many involved. I will
only mention the extraordinary number
of witnesses and people connected to
the coup that have died, were killed
or met their end under suspicious
circumstances. I read in the book,
Hit List by Richard Belzer, that the
odds for so many people dying
who were associated or connected
to a singular event like the coup in
the first ten (10) years are completely incalculable in reality.
To not admit, divert, distract and
create a boogeyman or common
enemy, has been one of the cornerstones of American political culture,
its a characteristic tenet of America
to not admit, to whitewash, rewrite,
and outright lie and deny. America
needs consensus instead of conflict.
It is has been the american way
since this nation was founded on
genocide, bloodshed and outright
theft and violence. So the truth is
that the coup in 1963 was a complete success. The ironic part that
came to me later in my life was that
they actually weren’t telling me to
“look forward” they were
telling me to look away,
to not look at all or at the
very least to look away.
One hundered years
or two hundred years
from now, no matter
what truths emerge from
the shadows of lies, our history of President Kennedy’s death will
remain the same. The full story of that day in November 1963 will
never be known; sadly, what should have been done, wasn’t done,
and what could still be done is not being done.
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