12-05-2016, 02:46 PM
As one would expect of a trial attorney, Mark Lane was an outstanding orator. This is what he said in Dallas, from the grassy knoll, in 1998:
"That day in Dallas this city, at this location when the government of the United States executed its own President when that happened, we as a nation lost our code of honor lost our sense of honor that can only be restored when the government of the United States and it will not do it without us insisting, and marching, and fighting, and voting, and putting this matter on the agenda but when the day comes, that the government of the United States tells us the truth, and all the factual details about the assassination, including their role in the murder when that day comes, for the first moment, honor will be restored to this nation."
"That day in Dallas this city, at this location when the government of the United States executed its own President when that happened, we as a nation lost our code of honor lost our sense of honor that can only be restored when the government of the United States and it will not do it without us insisting, and marching, and fighting, and voting, and putting this matter on the agenda but when the day comes, that the government of the United States tells us the truth, and all the factual details about the assassination, including their role in the murder when that day comes, for the first moment, honor will be restored to this nation."