Outstanding resource; added to Favorites.
Instant access to many important points.
A minute and a half with Craig Zirbel--have had his The Texas Connection for ten years--he summarizes his book in brief, captivating presentation to Rivera's audience.
The internet is the new battlefield where the enemy of truth loses its propaganda monopoly.
Because of the overwhelming success of my current Youtube Channel and
its need to expand, I am taking the following action:
Over the next few months, I am going to be moving the assassination-
related videos to a new channel. I will maintain the old channel for
the speeches, historical videos, newsreels and the like.
http://www.youtube.com/GJJdude
But the new channel will be devoted ENTIRELY to the assassination.
http://www.youtube.com/user/JFK63Conspiracy
Until I can get all of the current assassination videos over onto the
new channel, they will remain intact on the old one.
Thanks for your patience.
Gil Jesus
Thank you so much. It is an immense help to me!
Gil, I need to find the documentarysource for a video clip you posted on You Tube: "Johnson wants Jackie to ride with him"
It was a clip of JFK's good friend Florida Senator George Smathers, talking about a conversation he had with JFK just before JFK went to Dallas, Smathers reports this this blockbuster nugget:
JFK: “Gee, I really hate to go to Texas. I gotta go to Texas next week and its just a pain in the rear end and I just don’t want to go, I wish I could get out of it.
George Smathers: I said “Well, what’s the problem?”
JFK: “Well, you know how Lyndon is, Johnson wants Jackie to ride with him, and all these fights were going on…. I hate to go into all that mess and I hate to go and I wish I could think of a way to get out of it.”
Well Jackie was a Texan wasn't she? And a Texas rebel would do the gentlemanly thing and not want her in the crossfire from the Grassy Knoll. Adding a flourish to the coup just to keep up the level of honor.
Albert Doyle Wrote:Well Jackie was a Texan wasn't she? And a Texas rebel would do the gentlemanly thing and not want her in the crossfire from the Grassy Knoll. Adding a flourish to the coup just to keep up the level of honor.
No, Jackie was far from a Texan. Born in NY and lived in that part of the world.
Robert: Did you get the source of that quote? I 'd be interested int that too.
Dawn
Dawn Meredith Wrote:No, Jackie was far from a Texan. Born in NY and lived in that part of the world.
Dawn
Should have checked my Wikipedia first :embarassed:. She's about as far from 'Texan' as you can get. Somehow from way back I had the wrong impression 'Bouvier' was a southern french name.