JFK RFK MLK Assassination Forum

The archived show of Doug Horne on BOR last night:http://www.blackopradio.com/archives2010.html

I heard Doug again last night, and I have to say that the two MUST have books right now for any serious JFK assassination researcher, have to be Doug's book and Jim Douglass' book. I also hear that Robert Groden's will be unbelievable as well when it's released.http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Assassinat ... 919&sr=1-1

Bob wrote:I heard Doug again last night, and I have to say that the two MUST have books right now for any serious JFK assassination researcher, have to be Doug's book and Jim Douglass' book. I also hear that Robert Groden's will be unbelievable as well when it's released.http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Assassinat ... r=1-1*smug face* I've got 'em both Mind it'll take me a while to actually read Horne - hell, it took me a week just to get the damn thing home from work, one volume a day, after I picked it up from my PO Box in town I should read Douglass again too. It was one of many I read in the early months of my interest in the JFK biz, and with everything I've learnt from here and other places since then, I reckon I'll get a lot more from a second reading.Cheers Bob and Ken; looking forward to listening to it.

katisha wrote:Bob wrote:I heard Doug again last night, and I have to say that the two MUST have books right now for any serious JFK assassination researcher, have to be Doug's book and Jim Douglass' book. I also hear that Robert Groden's will be unbelievable as well when it's released.http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Assassinat ... r=1-1*smug face* I've got 'em both Mind it'll take me a while to actually read Horne - hell, it took me a week just to get the damn thing home from work, one volume a day, after I picked it up from my PO Box in town I should read Douglass again too. It was one of many I read in the early months of my interest in the JFK biz, and with everything I've learnt from here and other places since then, I reckon I'll get a lot more from a second reading.Cheers Bob and Ken; looking forward to listening to it.Good for you Katisha. I hope many more are just as wise!

I just read Jim Fetzer's long post re Horne & Zapruder http://www.deeppoliticsforum.com/forums ... php?t=3041 which includes a link to Fetzer's interview with Doug Horne. Volume IV is next after Douglass.James Douglass' JFK and the Unspeakable paints the inexorable path our 35th president took to martyrdom for detente.Every action, every decision went counter to the prevailing Cold War worldview, enraging the military leaders.The CIA leadership had just been through World War II and been given the keys to the machine in 1947 and 1948.John Kennedy tried to circumvent that with some letters and emissaries discreetly dispatched to Nikita Khruschev and Fidel Castro.These are exciting times, as we see from Horne the how of the coverup, and from Douglass, the why of the deed.Not the first dark and tragic deed of rulers (see Shakespeare, Macbeth, Julius Caesar et al) but the first to be dissected in the digital age.In such an excellent lab as this, with its tireless technicians of truth.

I wonder if JFK's last words were "et tu Bill", as Greer slowed down and braked the car in the killing zone.JFK was surrounded by traitors, just like Julius Caesar.

Tom Rosley is scheduled to be on BOR tonight at 9pm est. ( I hope). Here is Tom's great site once again:http://whokilledjfk.net/

NOT AGAIN

Dealey Joe wrote:NOT AGAIN Yes Joe, I'm afraid so.

kenmurray wrote:Tom Rosley is scheduled to be on BOR tonight at 9pm est. ( I hope). Here is Tom's great site once again:http://whokilledjfk.net/Ken...Jim D was the ONLY guest on BOR last night. Damn it Ken...you are a deep thinker...and a GREAT linker...not a prediction tinker! Jim D was as good as usual as he fileted Bullshitosi once again.