The Murder of JFK

[green73]

I freely admit when I am wrong, when I am wrong.

But, on this, I was quite accurate and do not regret pointing out what I did.

You, on the other hand, are behaving like a 10 year old.

So, the summary is that the United World Federalists were good guys and hey, world government is good too.

Good summary.

 

[acptulsa]

Roll your eyes all you want but in 1945 he envisioned a world where the people of the planet would end all wars by "relinquishing international sovereignty".

I think it's safe to say that in 1945, as a Lieutenant fresh out of the Navy's Patrol Torpedo Boat program, there was a thing or two about Woodrow Wilson the bootlegger's boy hadn't learned just yet. I also think it's safe to say that seventeen years later, as he was pissing the CIA off, he had learned a thing or two and his views on Wilson had changed a bit.

 

[acptulsa]

People are allowed to get into positions of power because they toe the company line. Are you denying that JFK eventually went 'off the reservation'?

I think it's hilarious in retrospect that the big distraction of the day was whether the pope would have an undue influence on the young man. In John the 23rd's dreams.

 

[green73]

Are you denying that JFK eventually went 'off the reservation'?

Yes he did go off the res, but he was still very pro UN, even wanting to use it to disarm the people, as LE points out.

 

[acptulsa]

Yes he did, but he was still very pro UN, even wanting to use it to disarm the people, as LE points out.

No one ever accused the Kennedy clan of lacking ambition. No one is more cognizant of the dangers of setting up a good racket and having someone steal it from you and take it over than the CIA.

And even if Kennedy wasn't foolish enough to think he could be World Emperor, he was still savvy enough to understand that it's politically dangerous to suddenly change your public tune, no matter what's going on behind the scenes.

If you're trying to convince us he kept himself forever on the same side as the CIA, well, I'd say you're ignoring a rather glaring bit of evidence, myself. If you're saying he was as bad as the guys who defeated him, well, I say that's a mighty tall claim.

 

[green73]

If you're trying to convince us he kept himself forever on the same side as the CIA, well, I'd say you're ignoring a rather glaring bit of evidence, myself. If you're saying he was as bad as the guys who defeated him, well, I say that's a mighty tall claim.

Not at all. The CIA/MIC hated him. It's fairly obvious that they had him killed. My original point, if you look back, is that we shouldn't dismiss parts of the story because of the peoples' political beliefs.

 

[LibertyEagle]

Roll your eyes all you want but in 1945 he envisioned a world where the people of the planet would end all wars by "relinquishing international sovereignty".

Very powerful people have been envisioning the same thing further back than JFK.

They range from being useful idiots to evil bastards.

 

[green73]

Very powerful people have been envisioning the same thing further back than JFK.

They range from being useful idiots to evil bastards.

We are in total agreement!