JFK RFK MLK Assassination Forum

Absolutely marvelous, Phil! Sorry, Joe, I haven't posted on Facebook. I do read though. But I will become more involved. Anything to help the cause.

Good post. I haven't determined whether I will see the film or not. First, I am not a fan of Hoover (though I am a fan of Leo's movies). Hoover did change crime fighting forever, and many of his methods are still used. But he kept his batting avergage high by avoiding tangling with the mob (because,...

Hey, Joe.I have been one of the lost sheep that hasn't posted in a while. And it is not because my interest in the assassination of JFK has slipped. Not in the least. I continue to check in because I want to compare notes.What I will say is this, it seems current topics, that in my opinion link to J...

The article shows how Iran is calling out the U.S. at a U.N. meeting for the invasion of Iraq and Afghanastan, calling 9/11 "mysterious." I certainly respect his bravery, unfortunatly, the last man who called out the U.S. Government at a U.N. conference on the very same topic (and throwing...

Welcome to the show, Justin. It's good to have you

Great review, Stan. I laughed right out loud. Thanks for saving me the viewing time, which would have only frustrated me. And I wouldn't blame MLK if he was drunk. He was probably one of the few that had an idea of what really happened that day...and knew his job just became that much more difficult.

Considering the interview was being played on one of the major networks, I didn't even bother to watch. But for those of you who did watch, what did you think? Also, has anyone read the book yet? I am curious if the assassination topic was given proper coverage.

I have a feeling the JFK Murder Solved forum (among others) will be among the few who see this 10th Anniversary not as a "America shows resiliance and recovery " moment, but as a "America sleeps through another hoodwink" moment. I don't want to sound negative, or be unsympathetic...

I just read this article and donated...didn't donate a bunch (sorry, tough times) but if my kids or grandkids ever ask if I did something, I wanted to make sure I could say yes. Thanks for posting this, Joe

I meant to post this the other day when I read the article, but better late than never. USA Today printed an article by Ralph Nader - "10 painful 9/11 lessons." No, it did not expose the truth right there in black and white, but it did provide a nice warning. I will list his bulletin point...