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To: American Spirit who wrote (267572)	1/8/2006 6:23:27 PM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572357

The Kennedys were killed by the rightwing. They tried to get Wallace too, to save Nixon's campaign. LOL. Not only are you sloppy with your facts, you are quite the nut case. Now I know why Raymond Duray would periodically put you on ignore. So, Sirhan Sirhan was a man of the right? Or are you saying that Rosey Grier and Rafer Johnson wrestled the wrong man the ground? Is it possible that the guys from Texas employed Sirhan Sirhan? Did he have any contact with Ken Lay? Please don’t respond with that CIA conspiracy bullshit. You might also want to get in touch with Lynn “Buck” Compton, the man who prosecuted Sirhan Sirhan. In the interest of justice, I’m sure that he would be willing to listen to your theories. Don’t forget that pesky confession from Sirhan Sirhan. As for Wallace, he was running in the Democratic primaries when he was shot by a man with no political agenda. Wallace was not a threat to Nixon. In early 1972 he once again declared himself a candidate for president, this time as a Democrat. Bremer's diary, published after his arrest as An Assassin's Diary, showed that Bremer's assassination attempt was not motivated by politics, but by a desire to become famous, and that President Nixon had also been a possible target. en.wikipedia.org