KILL THE MESSENGER
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2014 10:10 pm
A phenomenal, powerful, and true story came out in movie formnationally this week. It has tremendous relevance to many topicsresearched and studied on the JFKMS Forum. Academy Award Winner Jeremy Renner, who starred as Jason Bourne in The Bourne Legacy, stars in the lead role, Gary Webb. Jeremy Renner plays the real life, now dead, reporter Gary Webb,who was a Pulitzer Prize Winning incredible investigative reporterand journalist, liked, known and loved by everybody until heinvestigated the CIA and drugs. At first hailed by his peers until the CIA, FBI, and NSA came to play. Then feared and dreaded by his peers. Webb was then labeledradio active in the name of National Security. The movie is based upon 2 books, Kill The Messenger by Nick Schou,and Dark Alliance written by Gary Webb written before his "suicide." Webb begins researching drugs, drug sales, the Drug Cartels, theCIA and the FBI. Webb is warned repeatedly to stop while researching the CIA, Oliver North, Nicaragua, the FBI, and the massive drugs shipped to the U.S., which increasebefore, during, and after every U.S. "war" since Korea. Webb heeded no warnings. He believed in the truth, and the truth shallset you free. Webb's life, family, and career were turned upside down, and inside outby the CIA, FBI, and NSA in the name of National Security. Webb's work and life came to a screeching halt when he became oneof the first Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist's to commit "suicide" bysuccessfully shooting himself - twice - in the head. My common sense tells me that there is this one powerful Cabal, likean octopus, with many far reaching, encircling, powerful killing tentacles. JFK's vision and attempt to change and re-direct our future ended on11.22.1963 also with 2 bullets to his head - certainly sold by the Cabalas in the name of national security also. The more things change, the more things remain the same it seems. Power corrupts, And absolute power corrupts absolutely. Has anybody seen this movie, or read these books yet ? Any additional comments or thoughts ? Sincerely,Joe Hall