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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xm7VDfmjnkWhat do you think of John Hankey's documentary?

NickMarinich wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xm7VDfmjnkWhat do you think of John Hankey's documentary?I know Seamus is doing a story (not a complimentary one either) on John Hankey for CTKA, but I for one happen to like Hankey's work based on what I know and have researched. I don't know a lot about Hankey, but I do know that he was good enough to be a guest on Black Op Radio in 2009, so he obviously passed the Len Osanic smell test. Hankey was also at the 2006 COPA convention as well...http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 8&hl=en#So Hankey obviously passed the John Judge smell test.I am interested to find out what Seamus has to say about Hankey though.

NickMarinich wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xm7VDfmjnkWhat do you think of John Hankey's documentary?no offense but that was almost laughable. He piloted a plane that crashed. It is what it is.Joe Sr. was a crook. JFK and RFK were habitual womanizers and RFK probably had something to do with the murder of Marilyn Monroe. Obviously womanizing is not a crime but to portray the family as saints is just way over the top.Edward was drugged and someone drove his car off the bridge? You've got to be kidding me!!JFK conspiracy? most likely. But some of you guys just lose me when everything is a conspiracy.Kill me softly please. Just my opinion.

Mike you and me are the only perfect ones around here and I am begining to have my doubts about you.I think Hankey is full of himself.Loves to hear the sound of his own voice He spends a lot of time supplying -0- answers to anything as far as I am concerned.my guesstimate this is about the time the first shot was fired.

I know some of my opinions arn't in step with what many think on this site. That's why I was apprehensive about finally becoming a member and expressing some of my opinions.I tend to agree with you Joe about this picture. I believe that is about the time of the first shot.Does Robert Groden live close to Dallas? How often does he visit Dealey plaza? I highly respect his opinion.

Mike Martinez wrote-"He piloted a plane that crashed. It is what it is."Mike, welcome to the forum. Your opinion regarding the death of JFK Jr. is how most people view it.But let me ask you, if some very important and powerful people wanted someone dead, is there a better way to do it than having a small plane go down somewhere? There'd always be a good reason for the crash, bad weather, poor piloting, malfunction, fuel problems.Seems to me that it would be foolish not to be suspicious. In the JFK Jr. case even a slight scratching below the surface of the official story reveals many troubling finds. John Hankey may be a bit full of himself, but I think he makes a strong case that all was not as it seemed the night JFK Jr. met his untimely end.Thom

Mike, I know I have always pointed out the vices or faults of the Kennedy family. Joe Sr. was an isolationist and a bootlegger, among other things. Speaking of crooks, so were Samuel Bu$h and Prescott Bu$h. In fact, they were treasonous scum. The point is, that politically, JFK and RFK were their own men, and although they allowed their father's influence to help them move up the ladder. When in power however, they stayed true to themselves and their beliefs...which were not at all similar to Joe Sr. Womanizing has NOTHING to do with how one can lead in matters of politics. History has shown...more than ever now...that JFK was on the right side of EVERY issue he stood for. The Cuban Missille Crisis, Vietnam, The Federal Reserve, the oil depletion allowance he was going to change and his attempt to tear apart the CIA. How would the world be right now if JFK could have stopped U.S. involvement in Vietnam? I know at least 58,000 families would be happier. How about the power that the Fed and big banking have now? How about the current oil prices and the MASSIVE profits that come with it? How about the activities of the CIA since JFK was murdered? How would this world be if WWIII had started in October of 1962, and a nuclear exchange occurred? That would have happened had JFK listened to the joint chiefs. Bottom line JFK and RFK were different then their father. Poppy Bu$h and Dumbya Bu$h are EXACTLY like their family predecessors. Treasonous traitors. That is the difference between the Kennedy family and the Bu$h family. Now in terms of Hankey, his take on Poppy is fine by me, although some of his conclusions are a bit over the top. In terms of his take on JFK Jr., I agree with Thom that is more than just a "plane crash" here. Plane crashes and the CIA have a long standing history together. Hankey has put together some very interesting information about JFK Jr.'s crash that needs to be investigated further, not just flippantly waved away.Also...take a look at this article by Tom Flocco...http://www.tomflocco.com/fs/PurgeTheEvil.htmWhen I first read that article, I rolled my eyes and said Flocco needs a padded room. But that was before I heard of the Mena connection between Poppy Bu$h, when he was VP and Slick Willie Clinton, when he was Governor. LOTS of CIA drug running out of Mena and LOTS of money to be made. This also happened around the time of Iran/Contra. Guess what else happened in that time period? Ronald Reagan was ALMOST assassinated. What do those three events have in common. Three letters...CIA. And also four letters...BU$H.

Somewhere, recently, I read this (or something like it), attributed to (I think; to the best of my memory) Carlos Marcello:"Since when is f***ing a federal offense? And if it is, the President can be indicted right now...".Yeah, JFK put it about a bit (or a lot). So what? His business and Jackie's; nothing to do with his performance as President. From what I've learnt about JFK, he could multi-task like a bastard Damn that I can't remember where I read that

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mike martinez wrote:I know some of my opinions arn't in step with what many think on this site. That's why I was apprehensive about finally becoming a member and expressing some of my opinions.I tend to agree with you Joe about this picture. I believe that is about the time of the first shot.Does Robert Groden lives close to Dallas? How often does he visit Dealey plaza? I highly respect his opinion.Mike I saw somewhere that Robert lived in Midlothian, Tx He is in Dallas on some weekends, probable would depend the weatherI am going to be there Saturday but I don't expect him there this time of year?