10-04-2019, 02:56 AM
Mr. Kowalski:
Reading the military record of LMB it doesn't look like he did anything while serving in the Canadian Military reserves except get a concussion while being tested for a promotion. LMB must have been a klutz.
For the information of the viewers here, LMB served in the reserves from 1942 to 1946 and was promoted from lieutenant to captain and then to Major. He was shown as being in first the ammunition department and then transferred into the supply department and served in the 4th military district which looked like it was in Montreal.
The only surprise to me was that he studied at the Sorbonne in Paris from 1930 to 1931. I guess that makes sense if you are an anglophone living and practicing law in Montreal.
I have travelled Canada from Prince Rupert, BC to Churchill MB to Louisburg Nova Scotia, and since Canada seems like such a squeeky-clean place, it's hard to picture it as a nest of assassins. Plus it is such a thinly populated area that it would seemingly be hard to cover up something like being part of the JFK assassination.
But there was, of course, the alleged meeting in Winnipeg in 1964 with David W. Ferrie discussing the assassination in the airport. Wow.
I don't see any indication that Bloomfield was with the OSS or even working in Army Intelligence. His service record smacks more of the George W. Bush "no-show" record in the Texas National Guard in the Vietnam era. Maybe the "no-show" look of his record was because he was actually a "no-show" and was (on paper) in Canada, but in reality buzzing around as a spy-type. There is a record on ancestry of his entry into the US to visit Burlington Vermont in 1942. But that looked to be a tourist visit.
Another question that occurred to me is this: if he had dinner one-on-one with GHW Bush in 1976 or later, we know the Torbitt Document started up in 1970 and is attributed to David Copeland, a Texas attorney.
Why would Torbitt/Copeland attribute the leading role in the JFK assassination to a person like Louis Bloomfield who comes across more like Walter Mitty, than as an assassin? And since Copeland was in Texas and the assassination was in Texas, then the big question is whether George H W Bush was aware of Bloomfield's place in the JFK assassination books and documents?
Bush wouldn't be a very good CIA director if he wasn't up-to-date on JFK assassination theory. After all, when he was CIA director in 1976, you had the beginnings of the Church Committee and the House Select Committee on Assassinations.
And if Bloomfield had this reputation, why would Bush gratuitously meet with him and correspond with him and call him "my friend"????
This is puzzling.
PS I don't see any significance with the Allen Dulles-Aileen Bronfman connection. Looks like a minor shot in the dark by Dulles.
James Lateer
Reading the military record of LMB it doesn't look like he did anything while serving in the Canadian Military reserves except get a concussion while being tested for a promotion. LMB must have been a klutz.
For the information of the viewers here, LMB served in the reserves from 1942 to 1946 and was promoted from lieutenant to captain and then to Major. He was shown as being in first the ammunition department and then transferred into the supply department and served in the 4th military district which looked like it was in Montreal.
The only surprise to me was that he studied at the Sorbonne in Paris from 1930 to 1931. I guess that makes sense if you are an anglophone living and practicing law in Montreal.
I have travelled Canada from Prince Rupert, BC to Churchill MB to Louisburg Nova Scotia, and since Canada seems like such a squeeky-clean place, it's hard to picture it as a nest of assassins. Plus it is such a thinly populated area that it would seemingly be hard to cover up something like being part of the JFK assassination.
But there was, of course, the alleged meeting in Winnipeg in 1964 with David W. Ferrie discussing the assassination in the airport. Wow.
I don't see any indication that Bloomfield was with the OSS or even working in Army Intelligence. His service record smacks more of the George W. Bush "no-show" record in the Texas National Guard in the Vietnam era. Maybe the "no-show" look of his record was because he was actually a "no-show" and was (on paper) in Canada, but in reality buzzing around as a spy-type. There is a record on ancestry of his entry into the US to visit Burlington Vermont in 1942. But that looked to be a tourist visit.
Another question that occurred to me is this: if he had dinner one-on-one with GHW Bush in 1976 or later, we know the Torbitt Document started up in 1970 and is attributed to David Copeland, a Texas attorney.
Why would Torbitt/Copeland attribute the leading role in the JFK assassination to a person like Louis Bloomfield who comes across more like Walter Mitty, than as an assassin? And since Copeland was in Texas and the assassination was in Texas, then the big question is whether George H W Bush was aware of Bloomfield's place in the JFK assassination books and documents?
Bush wouldn't be a very good CIA director if he wasn't up-to-date on JFK assassination theory. After all, when he was CIA director in 1976, you had the beginnings of the Church Committee and the House Select Committee on Assassinations.
And if Bloomfield had this reputation, why would Bush gratuitously meet with him and correspond with him and call him "my friend"????
This is puzzling.
PS I don't see any significance with the Allen Dulles-Aileen Bronfman connection. Looks like a minor shot in the dark by Dulles.
James Lateer