On Jul 21, 3:10 am, claviger
gmail.com> wrote:> On Jul 19, 7:55 pm, burgundy
aol.com> wrote:
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>>> I offer this as an opportunity for both sides of the JFK assassination
>> question to debate and speculate on why there are files and information
>> relating to the assassination under lock and key. I remember a full page
>> ad in what I believe was the NYTimes asking for the TOTAL RELEASE OF ALL
>> RECORDS and Professor McAdams signed that request. That aside, speculate
>> on why these files are still not available.
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>> Which files are we most in need of that are unavailable? I know some have
>> been released but whar are the "top 10 or 20" files we need to see?
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>> Possibilities for not releasing information:
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>> 1) Oswald alone shot the President but he had some ties to CIA/FBI
>> personnel in some way and this would prove embarrasing.
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>> 2) The CIA and Kennedy were at such odds they decided he had to go for a
>> number of reasons from the extreme (he was actually a double agent of the
>> the communists) to he was just too left and Vietnam offered too many
>> opportunities for strategic containment and potentially cultivation of
>> reserves like rubber. So capitalists offed him (see Oliver Stone).
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>> 3) Johson did it, they know it (see Barr McClelland's book) and that has
>> to be delayed to be released.
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>> 4) Oswald did it all by himself, he was a flake, a Communist wannabe but
>> the files need to be locked because other sources would be compromised,
>> such as agents, networks, etc., many of whom may still be alive.
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>> 5) After the Bay of Pigs, a CIA operation, anti Castro Cubans combined
>> with the Mob and outlaw elements of the CIA decided JFK's withholding of
>> air support was a treasonable offense but instead they shot him and
>> somehow this is documented in the locked files.
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>> 6) Or.... fire away.
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> Burgandy,
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> Excellent list.
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> Add one more: JFK was accidently shot by one of his bodyguards who was
> trying to protect him. The Kennedy family chose to keep this quiet because
> they didn't want JFK to be remembered as the unluckiest President in US
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No-one believes that.
