24-04-2016, 12:06 PM
It's impossible to have a conversation about this subject if people don't define their terms. Defining terms is the most basic and fundamental precondition of presenting a thesis. The sloppy, nebulous language used by JFK researchers is one of the main reasons why we are still engaged in childish "whodunit" debates 52+ years later. It is genuinely maddening.
In the time I have been studying this case I have seen the assassination pinned on the following groups/individuals:
Organized crime/the Teamsters
Castro
LBJ
The Freemasons
Israel/"The Jews"
The Suite 8F Group
Nazis
Edwin Walker
The CIA
The Military-Industrial Complex
The National Security State
The Eastern Establishment
I may have forgotten one or two.
It is embarrassing that this kind of thing is still going on. It makes us all look bad. It demonstrates that most researchers - whether well intentioned or not - have failed to undertake even the most basic processes of logic and critical thinking in relation to the case.
Is it any wonder that we are where we are?
In the time I have been studying this case I have seen the assassination pinned on the following groups/individuals:
Organized crime/the Teamsters
Castro
LBJ
The Freemasons
Israel/"The Jews"
The Suite 8F Group
Nazis
Edwin Walker
The CIA
The Military-Industrial Complex
The National Security State
The Eastern Establishment
I may have forgotten one or two.
It is embarrassing that this kind of thing is still going on. It makes us all look bad. It demonstrates that most researchers - whether well intentioned or not - have failed to undertake even the most basic processes of logic and critical thinking in relation to the case.
Is it any wonder that we are where we are?
“The most difficult subjects can be explained to the most slow-witted man if he has not formed any idea of them already; but the simplest thing cannot be made clear to the most intelligent man if he is firmly persuaded that he knows already, without a shadow of doubt, what is laid before him.â€
― Leo Tolstoy,
― Leo Tolstoy,