JFK RFK MLK Assassination Forum

Once again, who benefitted?

RFK and JFK benefitted.

She was certainly murdered, but why?

The why usually leads to the who.

Who gave the order and why?

Another fascinatining layer of the assassination onion revealed. Ruth Paine continues to be active in Quaker charities. Both the Paines are alive and well in their late 80's. Like Bush Sr. these people live forever and have no remorse.Salandria's pleas for the Paines to change their stories fell on ...

Agree with Salandria completely and esecially as to motive of keeping the cold war going, especially since the battle field for the cold war at the time was primarily Vietnam, but also over the years in places like South America, the Middle East, Africa, Indonesia, the Phillipines. But I would amend...

Bob, interesting memo, and article and videos on Bugliosi. Back in 1970 I had completed my first year of law school at U.C. Hastings. What I realized was that lawyers fight to win, not for truth or justice, and the legal system was about who was the best arguer, not about right or wrong or justice. ...

Very interesting info on Bugliosi's comment. To me anyone who says LHO was the lone assassin of JFK might as well be saying the earth is flat. It boggles my mind. When Stephen King wrote 11/22/63 with a long epilogue essay on why he believed LHO was the lone gunman, I stopped reading his novels.

I saw RFK speak at the Greek Theater in Hollywood in March prior to the primary. RFK had banned the LAPD from entering the gates of the Greek Theater during his speech. And the first vote I ever cast was for RFK in the California Primary. I have read since that there were plain clothes detectives in...

Thank you Tommy Wilkins and Slav for your kind words and welcome.

Thank you Slav. I enjoy making them.Slav wrote:https://vimeo.com/227132951Great video

Thanks so much for this Ken, as well as the other links. This one takes the cake. It blows my mind because JFK's numerous stands against colonialism and in favor of home grown nationalism in Indochina and Africa went all the way back to the early 1950's and his opposition to the Dulles' brothers and...

I have to agree with what Tommy posted. In places where drugs are removed from the black market, crime goes down, incarceration and legal fees goes down, loss of employment and producttivity due to arrests goes down, taxes go down and amazingly drug use goes down. Canada and Britain have been making...