16-12-2009, 01:53 PM
Stan Wilbourne Wrote:Morgan/Rockefeller ordered Kennedy's death, no?
The order to kill JFK came from the heart of the American political system. The American political system is Wall Street. Who they hire to do their dirty work is of little consequence.
Rockefeller, Dupont, Cabot, Lodge, Morgan.
Dulles, McCloy
Cheney, Rumsfield, Baker, Rubin...
God, Oil, Drugs...
Who do they all work for?
And, oh yeah. Let's not forget the Bush lackeys.
When you examine the American Empire, David and Nelson Rockefeller are at the tip of the ice berg.
Private business to government. Rape. Pillage. Rob. Steal a countries resources. Rape the poor. Enslave. It's business, with a business model in place. Presidents don't stand in the way. Elections don't matter. Assassination is a way of life, domestic or foreign. Nothing stands in the way.
Who has been the single most powerful person in the U.S. for fifty years?
Did he have a motive for killing JFK? Did he have the means? Could he and his organization have covered it up? Did he (they) prosper after Kennedy's death? What is the primary driving force behind all U.S. policy, domestic and abroad? Was JFK in the way?
"That little Kennedy. He thought he was a god."
Right, Allen. We know there is only one god in the United States. How dare Kennedy to think he was there for the people. All the people.
Allen Dulles, John McCloy, Henry Kessinger, McGeorge Bundy, Dean Rusk, Richard Helms, Ed Lansdale, David Atlee Phillips, James Reston, Walt and Eugene Rostow, Joe Alsop, Dean Acheson, Averill Harriman, Clarence Dillion, Henry Luce and C.D. Jackson. Who did they really work for? Where was their allegiance on 11-22-63? Rogue elements? Hah! I don't think so. This isn't the Mafia, or Cuba, or Texas Oil, or the CIA. It is beyond and in control of all those.
Peter Dale Scott makes the point that Kennedy's murder was not a coup de tat. That implies a change of power. JFK's death was to maintain power, to maintain control. They (Rockefeller/Morgan) had it, and they weren't about to hand it over to the Kennedy's. He had to go.
There is no opposition politics in the United States. We have one party. It is the party of profit, and it does what it wants with an controlled media and an uneducated electorate. We are brainwashed to accept authority and fear chaos that has been orchestrated to instill confusion and the need for control. It is all grand theatre.
Oil is gold. Does anyone really think Obama can change this? Matt Taibbi wonders in the latest edition of Rolling Stone if Obama has changed or if Wall Street is just a fundamental controlling element of the American political system. Taibbi is a brilliant young writer, but he hasn't caught on to this yet? Jann Wenner should know better.
Abraham Lincoln riding a steed sent directly from God couldn't change any of this. Abe and his stallion would be sent straight to Dealey Plaza, with multiple Oswalds and a thousand anxious Corsicans waiting behind the Grassy Knoll fence. Change will come, if it comes at all, one person at time. But, we're running out of time.
I have three children that are coming of age. I fear for them. At the dinner table we speak of these things, and I warn them. This is the world in which you live. Don't ever support any of this nonsense. Think for yourselves. The only authority you have is your ability to think. Don't trust anyone. Your teachers, your parents, the government, the church, no one. All you have is you. Nothing stands between you, this earth and whatever created you but your own intelligence. Live by it. Trust in only it. It is all you have.
Stan:
Great post. I am going to copy and paste for my own grown child and her kids. It's great that your family has discussions like this but sad that you have to. Welcome to DPF. Wondered where you'd gone.
I thought of you on our respective birthdays.
Best,
Dawn
ps. John, I don't disagree with anything you are saying. First person research is certainly the best way to go. Hey, perhaps you'd like to take a little trip to Santa Rosa, California. Have a come to Jesus meeting with Ruth Paine who is residing in an assisted living facility there. Perhaps she'd welcome the chance to finally bare her soul before she meets her maker. If I was not working full time I'd be on a plane out there tomorrow. You just never know when someone might want to have a little confessional when close to the end. She certainly has more than much to tell.