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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (10838)6/8/2007 3:37:30 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (2) of 224744
 
James Earl Ray said he didn't do it.

Coronor Noguchi said RFK was killed by a second shooter, not Sirhan Sirhan

There was a huge effort to pin everything on Oswald before there was any evidence. He was murdered before he could testify. He said he was a patsy. A doctored photo of Oswald was released to the press making him out to be a communist.

All three showed classic signs of intense brainwashing.

None of the three had any apparent motive.

None of the three had any real firearms expertise.

All three killings happened a pivotal times regarding the continuation of the Vietnam War which rightwing war profiteers were to make tens of billions on.

Witnesses to the JFK killing were murdered one after the other.

Rudy was murdered. Oswald was murdered. Ruby had connections to Giancana who had connections to J. Edgar Hoover who had conn ections to the extreme right of the CIA.

Oswald was stationed in Okinawa at the time MK-ULTRA was known to be doing mind control drug experiments there.

One of MK-ULTRA's goials was to use mind-control drugs not only to disable enemy psyches but to control people and turn them into robotic killers.

The Warren COmmission was very incomplete and hurried.
More like a whitewashing than an investigation.
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