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LBJ and Mac Wallace are two names definitely worth looking into for motive and evidence. Mac Wallace's fingerprints were lifted from the Texas Book Depository Bldg. in 1963 but not confirmed until the 1990s.
Wow, more than one fingerprint? Any reference to the confirmation?
Mac Wallace killed LBJs sister's boyfriend in cold blood, was caught, tried and convicted of 1st degree murder and sentenced to 5 years probation in an Austin, Texas court with LBJs lawyer defending Wallace. Many more facts are a matter of public record. LBJ was under investigation by Congress that same week and there were more skeletons in his closet than many in Washington wanted to come out, including J. Edgar Hoover. Some also who simply were under subjection to Hoover based on the knowledge Hoover had on them in their personal lives, went along with the coverup for personal selfish reasons.
My opinion, given above, is still that LBJ: The Mastermind of the JFK Assassinationdoes a pretty good job of establishing LBJ's guilt.
I haven't read that but I believe LBJ is the mind behind the plan. I was in the library several months ago and decided to see what the US News & World Report (I think it was that mag) had to say the days after the assassination. The Nov 25 issue (2 days after the assassination) had nothing on the assassination yet (it obviously went to press before the event) but the headline article and something like 15 pages of print were about the Congressional investigation of Bobby Baker and LBJ and crew. That definitely goes to motive. JFK was about to feed LBJ to the dogs through RFK but LBJ was not the only crook whose crimes were being looked into or might would come out in the investigation. I believe J. Hoover also had things to hide as well as probably many others, but who knows? I read over some of your earlier posts. I believe you are right on target.
One of the first things LBJ as president was to stop the investigations of the Baker and Estes scandals. Anyway, it's remarkable how quickly and how soon after the assassination they were wound up.
Thursday I learnt that Lisa Pease, so prominent in the ctka.net website, had published a scathing review of Mary's Mosaic: The CIA Conspiracy to Murder John F. Kennedy, Mary Pinchot Meyer, and their Vision for World Peace by Peter Janney http://www.ctka.net/reviews/Pease_Ja...;s_Mosaic.html
Also at that time Peter Janney's rebuttal was published--I'm sorry, TWeb does not allow links to a particular website. (That was where I learnt of Lisa's hatchet job.) I have now read both Lisa's review and the rebuttal. I find it hard to believe that as Janney portrays Lisa, she could be as pathological as liars can be, given her earlier CTKA corpus; but I am leaning to believing Janney more, much more, anyway.
Thursday I learnt that Lisa Pease, so prominent in the ctka.net website, had published a scathing review of Mary's Mosaic: The CIA Conspiracy to Murder John F. Kennedy, Mary Pinchot Meyer, and their Vision for World Peace by Peter Janney http://www.ctka.net/reviews/Pease_Ja...;s_Mosaic.html
Also at that time Peter Janney's rebuttal was published--I'm sorry, TWeb does not allow links to a particular website. (That was where I learnt of Lisa's hatchet job.) I have now read both Lisa's review and the rebuttal. I find it hard to believe that as Janney portrays Lisa, she could be as pathological as liars can be, given her earlier CTKA corpus; but I am leaning to believing Janney more, much more, anyway.
Hi 2004 . . .. Glad to see you posting again in the JFK murder reexamined. I'll be catching up on my reading of the thread in the coming days.
I've been thinking about the stuff I've seen on this thread and I'm more inclined than ever to view JFK's murder as a conspiracy. I'm too frazzled now to write about it but will maybe tomorrow. Later.
Final Judgment: The Missing Link in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy [ISBN: 0-935036-47-4] by Michael Collins Piper.
I loaned a friend my copy of LBJ: The Mastermind of the JFK Assassination. In return he loaned me that book headlined above.
After the few paragraphs following this one is a box ("Box") that has notes I wrote for the friend and also for those of you who has his or her own copy of the Piper book; anyone of you who doesn't have the book, the box might still be interesting to skim through.
Let me now address the cries of anti-Semitism that have arisen over Michael Collins Piper's book, probably partly because one thesis of the Final Judgment theory is that David Ben-Gurion ordered the Mossad's crack team of assassins to kill JFK. I am neutral in the Arab-Israeli fued, only concerned with ascertaining the truth. If I think the Piper book is well documented and argued enough so that we should give some credence to the involvement of Ben-Gurion and the Mossad in the assassination, I would say so, regardless of what my feelings for Israel the modern state-nation are or how people will react.
Summary & last thoughts after finishing the book. The book shows that organized crime in the 20th Century was not just the Mafia or Costra Nostra. Meyer Lansky was a Jew who was much involved in Israeli affairs even before it became a state. Not only that, he created an organization that the book calls the Meyer Lansky Organized Crime Syndicate. It actually subsumed the Mafia and the Costra Nostra, and was international. An empire that covered the entire globe. In an earlier post, I suggested LBJ was like Professor Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes' arch enemy. I now rather think Lansky was much more the Professor Moriarty.
So, I think Nelson, the author of LBJ, neglected Meyer Lansky's involvement in the JFK assassination and the RFK one too much. It doesn't matter why Nelson failed, if he did--did he want to make LBJ's role more prominent by ignoring Lansky nearly totally, or he simply failed to see how important Lansky was? Some other explanation, such as fear? And I don't think David Ben-Gurion was as important as Michael Collins Piper, the author of Final Judgment, made out. Even if Ben-Gurion did order the Mossad to assassinate JFK, the Mossad still had to get Lansky involved, I think.
The book did surprise me that Lansky was so powerful. Much more the Dr Moriarty than LBJ was! Lansky actually controlled Thomas E. Dewey, for one thing. But Lansky's style was that of a partnership building manager, I think. So I find it still possible that Lansky simply let LBJ do most of the top-level planning and management of the JFK assassination and coverup, but he did help when asked. Why not? If things went wrong, Lansky could see it to that LBJ took the fall, if necessary, perhaps. Perhaps Lansky delegated work to a great network of people and did that very well. There's a passage in the book that could be applied to LBJ as well as one of Lansky's underling: "All of Trafficante's anti-Castro operations in league with the CIA were being conducted with Lansky's approval and under Lansky's watchful eye." That is, "LBJ's planning and execution of the JFK assassination were being conducted with Lansky's approval and under Lansky's watchful eye. That goes for the coverup as well." It seems possible that LBJ had secret meetings with Lansky or his underlings so as to coordinate Lansky's actions and LBJ's.
While Michael Collins Piper did provide much documentation to show LBJ's involvement and its extent or importance, such as the huge differences in administrative policies between LBJ and JFK, it seems to me that Piper ranked LBJ too low in the assassination hierarchy. It is true that LBJ as President appears to have taken care that his administration policies not tick off JFK's enemies too much, but every President would have to seek to balance competing interests against one another in any case.
Why is my focus on individuals more than organizations such as Iran's SAVAK, the CIA, and the anti-Castro Cuban groups, whereas Piper's focus seems to be more on the organizations? Because a group of partners that were equal in leadership ability and power is just too improbable in my eyes. Every individual is unique. Rather, we should expect to see an hierarchy with one person at the top. Who emerges in the book much more than any other is Meyer Lansky, with his global organization.
So, I think the two books are complementary, though I doubt even then we have yet all the material for understanding the truth totally and accurately.
There's another Don Adams. Not the Get Smart actor on TV, but a honest-to-goodness FBI agent (now retired for years). Why don't you explore his website adamsjfk.com ? The source of that info I believe to be reliable.
I have read Groden's and Livingston's, "High Treason". A very informative book. I have always found it odd that Nixon could not remember where he was on the day the President was shot. Recently there is a new video suggesting the involvement of George H.W. Bush in the assassination plot. There is a video on Netflix called Dark Legacy and on Youtube called JFK II The Bush Connection that ties George H. W. Bush to many of the suspicious characters of the anti-Castro Cubans. Bush has always come across as a shady character to me and recently he has shown up in another documetary found on Netflix called The Panama Deception which implicates him in other ugly incidents in Panama. It is interesting that Bush's Father was running a bank that was financing the Nazi's during WWII. I will leave the 911 conspiracy of his son to another thread. I don't think the US can afford any more Bush family members in the white house.
"No success in life can compensate for failure in the home." - David O. McKay
http://murderfromwithin.com/ is about a book that was written in 1974 but no attempt was made to mass-market it until about 2 years ago, if I understand correctly. Today is when I first became aware of the book. It seems to be similar to LBJ, the book I reviewed earlier in this thread, but with different evidence.
I have no plans to get the Murder book. Anyone is welcome to review it here.
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