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JFK Remembered 60Years Later
#41
(11-23-2024, 12:51 PM)UltraBudgie Wrote: This is sad. Five years ago, about 20% of the population could remember the JFK assassination, in person. I wonder what that percent is today. I guess we'll see the same thing with 9/11, in another 40 years. Old conspiracy theories never die, only those who remember them and the fact that there may be forgotten truths buried under the lies of history do.
Forgotten truths about JFK and 9/11?  
More likely, truths never revealed and/or hidden.
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#42
(11-23-2024, 04:49 PM)DontTreadOnMe Wrote: Forgotten truths about JFK and 9/11?  
More likely, truths never revealed and/or hidden.

Well, I was thinking more of disappearing into the land of the Teapot Dome Scandal, or the Business Plot. The land of lessons not learned, that hardly anyone remembers and no one discusses, other than a passing mention in the history books. Tempus edax rerum.
"I cannot give you what you deny yourself. Look for solutions from within." - Kai Opaka
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#43
(11-23-2024, 04:47 PM)DontTreadOnMe Wrote: Why?
Do you think he was the actual marksman who killed JFK?

In all honesty, I don't fully buy into the official story, but I haven't brought into a lot of the alternatives, either.

What do his ties to Russia have to do with him being a patsy?

He met with  Valeriy Vladimirovich Kostikov, a KGB agent who worked in the department responsible for assassinations.
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#44
(11-23-2024, 06:38 PM)xpert11 Wrote:  

I've seen and read to much to believe that Oswald was the killer.
Kennedy had way too many enemies in the USA, a goodly number in Government.  His father had some powerful enemies as well.  The Deep State was already there, whatever name you call it.
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#45
(11-23-2024, 06:38 PM)xpert11 Wrote:  

Totally anti-Soviet propaganda. JFK was done "in-house".
I was not here.
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#46
(11-22-2023, 12:08 PM)DontTreadOnMe Wrote: I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing 60 years ago today.  
Anyone old enough on that day likely has similar memories.
Starting on that horrible day and for the next 3-4 days, the USA and much of the world face the horror in Dallas.

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Where were you?
And who do you think dunnit?

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Uh ya'll are older than dirt! I tease, next week I'll be right on your heels!.......I was only 50 freaking years old when I fell down these damn rabbit holes and I have enjoyed every minute..........In honor of JFK: This is the Kennedy kids with some additions and watch until it stops.

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#47
(11 hours ago)RookQueen Wrote: Uh ya'll are older than dirt! I tease, next week I'll be right on your heels!.......I was only 50 freaking years old when I fell down these damn rabbit holes and I have enjoyed every minute..........

No worries RQ.....you'll be as old as the hills like us before you know it. [Image: ats2508_cheers.gif]

There is no way to compare the JFK murder and the three days that followed...it was the USA and much of the world almost stopping regular activities.
Regular TV was gone until after the funeral.
Oswald shot live on TV.
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#48
(10 hours ago)DontTreadOnMe Wrote: No worries RQ.....you'll be as old as the hills like us before you know it. [Image: https://denyignorance.com/images/ogemoji...cheers.gif]

There is no way to compare the JFK murder and the three days that followed...it was the USA and much of the world almost stopping regular activities.
Regular TV was gone until after the funeral.
Oswald shot live on TV.

I remember that my mother couldn't talk about it, like ever. My dad said the day felt like it stood still. I wish my dad had lived long enough to see the photo of Bush standing in the crowd! He nearly disowned me for voting for Bush! What an evil convoluted mess.
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#49
(6 hours ago)RookQueen Wrote: I remember that my mother couldn't talk about it, like ever. My dad said the day felt like it stood still. I wish my dad had lived long enough to see the photo of Bush standing in the crowd! He nearly disowned me for voting for Bush! What an evil convoluted mess.

I remember realizing how deeply everyone had been affected... I started to notice how everyone in the neighborhood was acting... the closest thing I can compare it to was when the twin towers were attacked on 9-11. 

It was like for a moment, everyone, everyone, was caught in gasp of shock, and the world seemed to stand still. 
Of course, I was still too young to understand, watching everyone around the television, crying... the suddenly perpetual somber tones of every reporter... for days...

It shook me... even as a child.
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#50
(6 hours ago)Maxmars Wrote: I remember realizing how deeply everyone had been affected... I started to notice how everyone in the neighborhood was acting... the closest thing I can compare it to was when the twin towers were attacked on 9-11. 

It was like for a moment, everyone, everyone, was caught in gasp of shock, and the world seemed to stand still. 
Of course, I was still too young to understand, watching everyone around the television, crying... the suddenly perpetual somber tones of every reporter... for days...

It shook me... even as a child.

911 is the only thing I'd know to compare it too!  I gone full retard on the 911 event. There's no way a plane took those buildings down. I realized when Space Ex Launched a few weeks ago! 
I at some point in my youth realized that Viet Nam was also going on and was mortified by the way our troops had been treated and watched every War Movies I could rent.  My mothers baby brother didn't make it back........my grandmother was never right after they returned his body and made them open the coffin.

I'm a CT and can't fully wrap my mind around the depth of evil.
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