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To: Serge Collins who wrote (87)	8/31/1998 2:28:00 PM
From: Henry Volquardsen	Respond to of 765

A good conspiracy theory is good for a few laughs. In the following book: amazon.com They include some great ones. My favorite is that Kennedy was actually murdered by the Nazis. The Nazis, represented by Werner Von Braun, were working with Division 5 of the FBI and the Hungarian secret police (I believe they were communists at the time). Very intricate plot lines although they never actually came up with a motive ;) By the way if interested in a real fun read on the subjects of conspiracies the following book is excellent amazon.com Henry

To: Serge Collins who wrote (87)	9/1/1998 3:17:00 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 765

It was no humour, Serge... Besides, I must tell you that I'm not Belgian and I don't have any sort of ''inferiority complex'' with regard to France. Again, like Henry, you're appraising this issue on the wrong track --emotionally. Hey, we're talking cold-blooded, cynical real politik! Regarding the assassination of JFK... Well, again, you're off target: obviously I favor the conspiracy track but as suggested by Mark Lane, who was involved in the Hoover Commission and who later wrote Plausible Denial. JFK was not murdered by the mob, nor by this moron Oswald! JFK was hit by the CIA --plain and simple. Kennedy wanted to retreat from Vietnam and he wanted to ''fix'' the CIA after it blundered in the Cuban operation. This was not to please the pro-military establishment, hence, he's just been terminated with extreme prejudice. His successor, Pres. Johnson, instead of finding a way out of the Vietnam War, went full steam ahead with it! Well... enough said... Tell me, Serge, why even English has retained the French expression raison d'Etat? More Belgian jokes to follow... Gustave.