On Edwin Kaiser and Related Topics

[Scott Kaiser]

If what ive said and brought to light is not enough then try this on for size, it's in the Liebengood documents you can either do the research yourselves or get my update either way you'll get the iinformation. Kaiser did show Liebengood the photos, after Kaiser's death Liebengood couldn't testify to just seeing them without the evidence why? Because according to Liebengood it would have been "circumstantial evidence," in other words, hearsay on Liebengood's part even though he himself knew they existed, in-fact, it was Liebengood who wanted my father to testify at the HSCA. I suppose after killing my father and his brief case ended up missing there was nothing more my father or Liebengood could do. Now what?

[Scott Kaiser]

And, Dawn, you and Tracy belive I should start my own blog when folks should hear the truth? Shame on you both.

[Scott Kaiser]

What's always bugged me is why didn't my father just give those photos to Liebengood? Now I know what's always kept my father from going to prison and my father wasn't about to give up those photos when he could do just about whatever he wanted. Or, why didn't they copy those photos perhaps, because they were black and white photos? I don't know and I have no answer, but it's these questions that have been keeping me up at night.

[Scott Kaiser]

I think it's time to fully exposed Watergate and Kennedy's assassination don't you? Even God chose David to slew Goliath.

[Scott Kaiser]

Would you like something more to think about? Just how much time would anyone spend in jail for threathing a goverment official with a gun?

Isn't that asult with a deadly weapon? Well, my father threatened to kill Maurice Ferre. And, boy wouldn't you like to know why? But, here's a better question why did my father even give the arresting officer's an alias name and the only thing that happened to my father was he spent one night, that's (1) night in jail.

Now, do you get the picture(s) folks? No pun intended, lol....

[Scott Kaiser]

Oh, but when I asked Mr Ferre about the incident he doesn't remember.

[Scott Kaiser]

By the way, did you know that my father also gave Liebengood a [tape] now you're starting to use your common sense. And, from what I understand, under the Liebengood collection, there's a total of eight tapes.

[Scott Kaiser]

ASSASSINS A Man Without A Country
P. 86

That day my father went off on a drinking binge at Navarro's office with a few of his friends, he got drunk, then walked downstairs to Maurice Ferre's office, kicked the door in, pulled out a .45 and put the gun to Ferre's head. My father told him that if he didn't start getting paid for the work he was doing in training these men he was going to eliminate him. I don't know if Ferre gave my father any money or if they just agreed on something. I know my dad didn't have any money if he was always asking my mother for money to buy his cigarettes. Later that afternoon the police picked him up at a restaurant. Ferre had to of paid him something in order for my father to have ordered some food. When the police arrested him inside the restaurant Ed said, "I don't understand the charges," he was then taken to jail. The gun was registered to Frank Castro.

Frank said, "I was victimized by your father so he must have stolen the gun." My father gave the police an alias name when he was booked into jail. The department discovered my father was a felon carrying a gun and just threaten Ferre's life. They felt confident that they would get a conviction and my father would spend sometime in jail. When it came time for my father to go before the judge, his charges were subsequently dropped, and he was released without question. Some folks say that my father had this smirk on his face as he was getting released, knowing that he couldn't be touched. He could've practically killed someone right in-front of the entire police department, and not a single thing would've happened to my father so long as he possessed the information he carried in his attaché briefcase.

[Scott Kaiser]

There is no doubt Ed Kaiser had photographs, and certainly no one has ever disputed that. The question is just how did Kaiser obtain the photos, and where did he get them from? If there are any real good reseachers out there who covers all stories, then let them do what I did, and only then will you also have the answers.

[Scott Kaiser]

Tracy,

Why not ask Oliver Stone why he didn't use the 1972 incident with the Cubans at the Lincoln Memorial? And, why did he choose to use the "student protest" instead? Do I need to remind you that it was Ed Kaiser who threaten to kill President Richard Nixon on those steps? Probably not, I'll bet it's because Accion Cubana, a group my father once belonged to, and the Cubanos Unidos, another group my father belonged too, and the Commando L whose group belonged to Tony Cuesta, and Tony's partner, Eugenio Zaldivar Xiques, who my father once worked with, and Eugenio's father who my father did work with to formulate a plan to free all the political prisoners in Cuba. But, most importantly, Rosendo (Canto) Hernandez who was the Editor of Accion Cubana, he received a letter stating that president Kennedy would be killed that day. This letter was received by the CIA and dated on November 22, 1963 for record. I suppose you can't get any closer then that now can you?

Don't believe any of this? Research it, then, you'll know I'm telling the truth.

I've been screaming this information out, you hear me, but you're not listening. I've been telling everyone, I will fully expose both Watergate and Kennedy's assassination, and many have not believed me, in-fact ignoring me would be best, because you think I'm not telling you the truth, you see that's where you couldn't be more wrong.

It's just a matter of time!