"The Kennedy Assasination. Beyond Conspiracy" History Channel 2nite.

[maveric]

I have a feeling that this one will be "Posner'd", so to speak. The previews pretty much show that the single shooter theory is the truth.
I hope that they show both sodes of this argument.

[BuyingThyme]

1. PURE propaganda.

This is that Peter Jennings crap, right?

[maveric]

3. Is that the one? They didnt mention Jennings in the preview.

But I have a feeling that it going to be full court press for the single gunman.
Who owns the History Channel?

[GrumpyGreg]

2. No thanks. It was 42 years ago and I don't care anymore.

[Junkdrawer]

5. And even if they did kill Kennedy, the same guys wouldn't dare do it again

like with, say, a liberal Senator from Minnesota...

:eyes:

[PowerToThePeople]

9. I need to buy his book. Been meaning to for a while.

The Conscience of a Liberal

[shance]

6. What happened 42 years ago is connected to the abuse and corruption

that is being inflicted on Americans and countries abroad, today.

[BuyingThyme]

10. Sure is.

[Octafish]

11. Poppy Bush was in Dallas that day. His turdball son is fucking up today.

You might be surprised at what history means for us today:



SOURCE:

http://www.internetpirate.com/bush.htm

[Borgnine]

4. They've aired this one a few times.

Basically, it's their attempt to dismiss the multiple gunmen theory and say that Oswald was just a lone nut responsible.

[maveric]

8. I'll be sure to miss it.

[shance]

7. Pushing the propaganda. The power abusers must concerned the truth

is coming to light.

[Zynx]

12. You don't need multiple shooters to have a conspiracy.

Most of the angles the other shooters were supposedly at in Dealy Plaza have never made sense, either because of obstruction, impossible angles, having to fire from right next to people who didn't see anyone, or ballistics.

For example, the sewer grate shots are all completely impossible. The Discovery Channel tested these with lasers.

But it's still certainly quite possible to have a conspiracy that culminates in someone shooting Kennedy from behind. Or Oswald helping that shooter fire from the TSBD. Or Oswald being offered money to do it - he was having significant financial problems at the time.

[Jara sang]

13. Kennedy was killed by George Brown.

Founder of Kellogg Brown & Root. Brown owned Johnson and stood to gain the most financially after Kennedy's death. Brown also knew Kennedy. There was a whole cabal of Texas oilmen outside D.C. in Middleburg, Virginia called the "home-away-from-home" Texas clique. This home, Huntlands was owned by Brown who rented it to Johnson:



Sam Rayburn was also a frequent guest, the 6 acre lake on the property is named Rayburn Lake. Fellow Texan, George McGee, ambassador to West Germany, owned another Hunt Country estate down the road called Farmer's Delight.

[Junkdrawer]

14. My wife tells a story...

She went to the University of Oklahoma and dated a rich Texas rancher's son. He, in turn, remembers a bunch of Texans who visited his dad before the assassination. Upon entering the home, they said "We're going to do something about the Kennedy problem" and all went into his father's den. After a few minutes, they left in a hurry with his dad saying "...and don't ever come back to my house again!".

Take it for what it's worth.

[maveric]

15. Well an Australian research/reinactment team just convinced me that Oswald

acted alone! :sarcasm:
Its amazing how the reinactments are all done in perfect and undistracted scenarios in the Outback.
No trees, no shooter anxiety...
I'm hoping that Gerry Ford will come clean before he meets his maker.

[leftofthedial]

16. nothing to see here

move along