BLUF:
[PJ] Many believe the fate of the nation hinges on the 2024 election this November. If the CIA has a history of involvement in killing our politicians, especially those who don't play well with swamp wigglers, we need to see all the evidence in the Kennedy assassinations and follow it until we have all the answers. If the evidence shows that the CIA had no part in the Kennedy assassinations, the nation can relax.
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Most, not all of the records have been made available. Why is that ?
In 1992, Congress passed the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act, which mandated that materials related to John F. Kennedy’s killing be housed in a single collection in the National Archives and Records Administration and that all records be publicly disclosed by 2017.
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Remember President Kennedy’s decision on October 2, 1963 to begin the withdrawal of U.S. forces preceded his assassination fifty days later. An given his brother Robert, was clear about reopening an honest assassination investigation if elected. It should be pretty clear.
However, as long as any DC Swamp, or Elite Family member involved is still in power, we'll never see all the records, if the Originals even still exist.
Note: Some national archive incidents involved documents so politically sensitive that the person plea-deal'd a small fine and probation. All so the DC Swamp could avoid the evidence items being shown in public court.
*Oswald did it and did it alone, but told a number of people in his circle what he had in mind.
*Several agencies heard those things or fragments thereof, but ignored/never put them together, and had they done so might have stopped him.
*The cognitive dissonance of a little weasel like Oswald knocking down the handsome, charismatic war hero has kept people from acknowledging any of that.
And always remember the words of the Great Detective:
"When you have eliminated all other possibilities, whatever remains - no matter how impossible - must be the truth."
#9
Everything that LBJ’s actions post the JFK assassination indicates that we need to look at all the records with the expectation that much in the file may be false. The null hypothesis can be that Oswald acted alone.
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[RIA] Our genetic code is woven not only from victories and overcomings, but also from the memory of suffering, torment, and death. This does not make us the keepers of memories that are unique to victims, but it gives us the opportunity to try on the trials of our ancestors, experiencing pain and horror, overcoming fear and thereby working out, as they say today, trauma. Continued on Page 49
#2
Asked old Antifascist Joe Stalin,
"And how should we honor our fallen?"
Consulting his Duden,
He squawked, "Ach, die Juden!"
Cue halls of Valhalla, all lollin'
At Herbie and Putin: "Appalling!"
Now, off to read the column (which I'm sure is relatively sincere and sensible).
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01/28/2024 5:33 Comments ||
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#3
Nazis, commies, fascists all just versions of the same type of authoritarian/totalitarianism. Centralization and concentration of power, the masses exist for the programs of the party and state, the party and state dictate every aspect of ones life. The ultimate micro management.
[Politico] BEDFORD, N.H. — "This," Ted Johnson told me, "is what I hope." We were here the other day at a bar not far from his house, and we were talking about Donald Trump and the possibility he could be the president again by this time next year. "He breaks the system," he said, "he exposes the deep state, and it’s going to be a miserable four years for everybody."
"For everybody?" I said.
"Everybody."
"For you?"
"I think his policies are going to be good," he said, "but it’s going to be hard to watch this happen to our country. He’s going to pull it apart."
The notion that somebody might wish for the country’s dismantling would have sounded shocking coming from anybody, but it was especially jarring coming from Johnson. Because I was at a Nikki Haley town hall at the VFW in nearby Merrimack in the first week of September when Johnson stood up and asked her a question. He introduced himself as an independent voter and a retired soldier and said it felt like the nation was "in a civil war" and that some of his neighbors would hate him if he so much as put up a sign for her in his yard. On his mind, too, was his estrangement from his older brother — a rift the former president had done nothing but widen. He wanted to hear Haley’s plan "to pull us all back together."
Haley at that moment was beginning to become the top non-Trump pick in the Republican primary process, slowly, steadily replacing Gov. Ron DeSantis. She pitched conservative policies with a more moderate mien, a split-the-difference escape hatch for MAGA movables to not have to outright denounce Trump but still turn the page. Could she finish second in Iowa? Could she win New Hampshire? Could she actually topple Trump? To do any of that, though, she needed a mix of GOP-leaning independents, Trump-averse Republicans and at-all-open-minded Trump voters. She needed Ted Johnson. And Ted Johnson was listening.
#1
It's not Trump. It's the oligarchs who expected you to get quietly into the boxcars. They desperately want to hang on to the power and money they are feasting upon.
When was the last time you read the Declaration of Independence? There were a lot of colonists who agreed that the King was wrong and that they were violating the natural rights of Englishmen, but who could not break with the King. Ted Johnson doesn't want to have to make a hard choice. It's no longer a government of laws. The government itself breaks its laws with impunity.
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On his mind, too, was his estrangement from his older brother — a rift the former president had done nothing but widen. He wanted to hear Haley’s plan "to pull us all back together."
Maybe your brother is just a lefty asshole. Not Trump's fault
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#3
He wanted to hear Haley’s plan "to pull us all back together."
#7
Ted would avoid a tough four years that would begin to end the replacement of our electorate via invasion, the systemic indoctrination of our kids, the looting of our treasury and revocation of our natural rights. Nikki or any other RINO would, at best, slow the slide into oblivion a little bit. DeSantis might stop the slide without addressing the issue with the Administrative State based on the composition of his donors. Trump is the war choice.
It was Winston Churchill’s belief that America would always do the right thing after exhausting every other avenue. Our issue this time is that we have no smoldering fleet in Pearl.
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01/28/2024 9:51 Comments ||
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#8
Statue of Jefferson removed. Whatever entity is currently ruling over us, it definitely needs to be dismantled.
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I've been rereading my library and just finished FOUNDATION.
[IsraelTimes] Terror group has smuggled in range of guns, RPGs and anti-tank missiles from Iran, China, Russia and North Korea, while in the Strip it manufactures explosives from fertilizers.
Iranian sniper rifles. AK-47 assault rifles from China and Russia. North Korea ...hereditary Communist monarchy distinguished by its truculence and periodic acts of violence. Distinguishing features include Songun (Army First) policy, which involves feeding the army before anyone but the Dear Leadership, and Juche, which is Kim Jong Il's personal interpretation of Marxism-Leninism, which he told everybody was brilliant. In 1950 the industrialized North invaded agrarian South Korea. Twenty-one countries of the United Nations eventually contributed to the UN force opposing the invasion, with the United States providing around 90% of the military personnel. Seventy years later the economic results are in and it doesn't look good for Juche... n- and Bulgarian-built rocket-propelled grenades. Anti-tank rockets secretly cobbled together in Gazoo
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[Townhall] Over 1,000 Hamas ...the well-beloved offspring of the Moslem Brotherhood,... bully boyz invaded Israel on October 7, 2023, and committed an unprecedented campaign of rape and murder. These terrorist thugs butchered at least 1,200 Israeli civilians. Hundreds more were kidnapped and remain captive and at the mercy of these sub-human dogs. Meanwhile, ...back at the buffalo wallow, Standing Buffalo watched the circling Commanches and asked himself What would Geronimo do?... the professional left and academia have decided to toss their lot in with the terrorists, along with engaging in targeted harassment of Jewish people and their businesses—the Left endorses Jewish genocide, like the Nazis before them.
So, they can whine about a ceasefire, but Israel is still stacking these terrorists’ bodies like sandbags—the higher, the better. Hamas runs the Gazoo ...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with an iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about oppression and disproportionate response... Health Ministry, so you can’t trust the corpse count estimates. Even if it did soar into the tens of thousands, Paleostinians overwhelmingly support Hamas and the October 7 attacks. The entire sociopolitical foundation of the people here is pro-terrorist. So, excuse me while I don’t care about how the IDF is turning Gaza into a glass bowl. Still, there’s international pressure being placed on Israel to adopt some pauses. It’s worthless since Hamas can’t be trusted.
Israel said they will be taking a security role in Gaza for the foreseeable future. It’s not an occupation, but they’re taking additional steps to ensure October 7 can never happen again, like the creation of a one-kilometer-wide buffer zone along the entire border with Israel. Israeli troops and engineers have already cleared out the area. It’s been opposed by US officials who’ve made their concerns known. Still, Jerusalem has rightly ignored the advice of an American president who is serially wrong on foreign affairs. While some argue that this buffer veers into iffy territory regarding international law, Israel has drummed up a simple phrase to blunt such scrutiny (via Wall Street Journal):
Beginning last November, an Israeli soldier and members of his reserve unit worked day after day in a northern section of the Gaza Strip to create a wasteland.
Their orders were to clear a 1-kilometer-wide area along the border, the soldier said, as part of an Israeli plan to construct a security zone just inside Gaza—to which Paleostinians would be barred entry.
With bulldozers and other heavy equipment, they leveled greenhouses and other structures, filled Hamas bully boys’ tunnel shafts and plowed under farm fields.
"Everything has been flattened," the soldier said. "It was mostly agriculture. Now it’s a military zone, a complete no man’s land."
[...]
The project is a source of growing frustration for U.S. officials, who say they first voiced their opposition to such plans shortly after the Gaza war began and have watched with growing dismay as Israel has pushed ahead anyway.
U.S. officials warn that turning the border along the 25-mile-long Gaza Strip into a no man’s land would deepen Paleostinian fears that Israel intends to occupy all or part of the crowded enclave, and make it harder to persuade Arab governments to help rebuild the shattered territory after the fighting stops.
[...]
Shaul Arieli, a former Israeli colonel who served in Israel’s Gaza division and is now an expert on Israeli borders, said the creation of a permanent buffer zone inside Gaza likely would be illegal under international law because Israel would be assuming control of land beyond its recognized territory and, as an occupying power, would be prohibited from altering boundaries.
Netanyahu and other Israeli officials have said they don’t intend to permanently occupy Gaza, but they have said they would maintain "security control" for an indefinite period, a term they have not defined but that, in addition to a buffer zone, is likely to include the option to mount raids against bully boyz even after the war ends.
So, it's permanently temporary, then, right? That’s fine by me and anyone who thinks we need to keep these bully boyz under the thumb of civilized society. Israel has warned its citizens that this will be a long war and that months of fighting lie ahead, albeit potentially in a low-intensity phase. The security role is part of that operation, and this DMZ project in Gaza shows that Jerusalem is in for the long haul as it should.
As for concerns about rebuilding Gaza, the fact is Arab nations couldn’t care less about dead Paleostinians. You see that with their refusal to take in refugees because these people are trouble—they’re Petri dishes for instability and terrorism. So, please, spare us that talking point. The strip will need an urban renewal project at some point. For now, the IDF needs to focus on killing the bully boyz and destroying their tunnel networks through explosives or flooding them with seawater.
The Day After. Israel is creating a permanent 1 km buffer zone within GAZA's borders. Buildings in this zone are being demolished creating a no man's land.
This area may be lined with land mines & turrets. Gazans entering will likely be fired upon. Was it worth it? pic.twitter.com/rPuyPfTkqo
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IMO, it would be easier to simply maintain better vigilance with the existing infrastructure. The intel and operation failures before and on October 7 need to be fixed.
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A kilometer wide security strip + vigilance will take you further than vigilance (h/t Al Capone).
#10
There are Arab citizens in Israel already. I made a short visit there on a ship long ago and coordinated shore patrol at a USO for several days. What I saw with respect to Arab-Israeli relations was a mixed bag. Some acted like Israeli citizens; some acted like militant Arabs. Absorbing the thoroughly radicalized West Bank and Gaza crowd in one gulp is something that no government in the world is willing to do including Iran.
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A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
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Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
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Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
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[GenesiusTimes) 
...the well-beloved offspring of the Moslem Brotherhood,...
