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On Thursday night, Len Osanic from Black Op Radio had on John Judge and Jim DiEugenio. Len also posted the C-Span forum that had Fletcher Prouty, John Judge and others discussing the movie JFK from 1992. Judge talked about the COPA review and an upcoming Malcolm X conference, while Jim D talked about his continuing scathing review of the door stop known as Reclaiming History by Vincent Bugliosi. But before that, Jim D gave our forum some very nice props. He said that we do REAL research, are also funny and that we treat each other with respect and class, unlike some other JFK assassination forums. He also mentioned Seamus' upcoming article regarding John Hankey's JFK II, as well as the upcoming article I will be doing regarding the Mary Bledsoe police report. Bottom line, take a bow folks. We ARE being noticed. Not only do we do great work, but we also have the ear and have constant dialogue with some of the BEST researchers regarding JFK assassination. Finally, I'll say it again...but this forum keeps getting better each day. The membership is very knowledgeable, very persistent, very hungry for the truth and also very respectful. I am very proud to be of your acquaintance. Thanks to Wim as well, for giving us this forum.http://www.blackopradio.com/archives2010.html

Bob that was a very deserved plug and I notice he was very insistent about getting it said.Congratulations to you all here on the forum.nice work

Lol I liked the whole Pies and Mud wrestling. Yeah sadly the other forums are like that and its all due to fantastic moderation on this forum it really is top knotch.

Indeed Joe. If you watch that C-Span forum from 1992 that is on BOR, Fletcher Prouty, John Judge, Rep. Henry Gonzales and film critic Pat Dowell were outstanding. The hack from the Washington Post was embarrassing, as was Dan Muldea's insistance that the mob killed JFK by themselves. Muldea used to be a good investigative reporter, but then he pulled a Gary Mack...and changed his position. Why? Follow the money. Muldea used to say there was a conspiracy in the RFK assassination, but now believes Sirhan acted alone. On this panel, at least Muldea says it was conspiracy, but he views it as a mob did it alone theory like Lamar Waldron and Thom Hartman have hitched their wagon to. Muldea also constantly tries to use character assassination vs. Jim Garrison in this forum. Bottom line, Muldea is a bought off blowhard, just like Mack...er...Dunkel, Vince Bugliosi and Gerald Posner. Bought off by who you ask? Three letters...CIA.

SeamusCoogan wrote:Lol I liked the whole Pies and Mud wrestling. Yeah sadly the other forums are like that and its all due to fantastic moderation on this forum it really is top knotch.I certainly appreciate your comments Seamus. But it is a team effort here. We ALL deserve credit.

Indeed great props from Jim D. Great job to all in this forum. Keep up the great research.

I believe it was Seamus who first mentioned The Assassinations by Jim DiEugenio and Lisa Pease in a jfklancer post. I found it a valuable collection of core information.The exchange here is robust and inspiring, fostering a renewed effort to excise the five-decade cancer.The mention of Moldea is occasion to mention the excellent 23-page essay by Jim in Assassinations, "The Curious Case of Dan Moldea."I picked up the last Moldea book on the subject in a 1997 bookstore visit, scanned a few pages, and put it back on the shelf.Moldea is willing to ignore Thomas Noguchi's point-blank dictum coupled with the exclusive testimony of all witnesses that Sirhan never came close to being in position or range to fire the four point-blank, back-to-front, right-to-left, down-to-up shots--but Thane Eugene Cesar was in that position, and owned a twenty-two that night.Moldea lied about Sirhan's statement to him. Cesar lied about when he sold his twenty-two. Yet two liars are rendered clean and credible by Moldea's Magic Polygraph?Aldrich Ames passed his "flutter"--and Aldrich Ames was the worst mole to ever infect the CIA (at least, the worst spoken publicly of).I spent two years looking into the suspicious death of Edmond Safra December 3, 1999, in a fire caused by "lone nut" Ted Maher, released in 2007 with a statement by one of the trial judges that the verdict was indeed decided before the trial.Laurence Leamer, author of Sons of Camelot, called me regarding Safra, as he was researching for a book. He scoffed at my suggestion that Safra's death followed by the ten-billion-dollar sale of his Republic Bank (after Republic was called before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee over Suspicious Activity Reports--alleged by some to be for laundering 8 billion for Russians) was a convenient means of clearing the title.I suggested that he would probably not accept the second-gun theory in the death of Robert Kennedy, as Dan Moldea had rejected it. Leamer's response was a surprise: "Oh, Dan Moldea is my very best friend."Sirhan was held in place by four strong men, and not one of the seventy people in the room saw him in position to fire the fatal shots. It is an honor to be in the company of rational men and women who will not be hushed.

Dear Mr.Phil Dragoo:Phil - Excellent probing analysis that is tightly thought, and written.I learned a few more facts and sources from you that I was unaware of.Respectfully,Bruce Patrick Brychek.

Just listened to that, Bob. Great stuff!