20-11-2010, 07:06 PM
Nor shall I. While it is magnanimous of you to descend from Mt. Sinai to
share your wisdom with the multitude, you could not be more mistaken.
I had over 100 conversations with Madeleine Duncan Brown. What she
had to say was substantiated by Billy Sol Estes. There is a great deal of
corroborating evidence, some of which was presented in "The Guilty Men"
by Nigel Turner. I have explained where E. Howard Hunt's "confession"
fits in with the rest of what we know about the assassination in a review
of Bugliosi, http://assassinationresearch.com/v5n1/v5n1fetzer.pdf Why
don't you also read LBJ: MASTERMIND OF JFK'S ASSASSINATION before
pontificating? If you think nebulous statements about the Rockefellers or
the military/industrial complex are going to resonate with the American
people, you are wrong. LBJ was the pivotal player who made it happen.
share your wisdom with the multitude, you could not be more mistaken.
I had over 100 conversations with Madeleine Duncan Brown. What she
had to say was substantiated by Billy Sol Estes. There is a great deal of
corroborating evidence, some of which was presented in "The Guilty Men"
by Nigel Turner. I have explained where E. Howard Hunt's "confession"
fits in with the rest of what we know about the assassination in a review
of Bugliosi, http://assassinationresearch.com/v5n1/v5n1fetzer.pdf Why
don't you also read LBJ: MASTERMIND OF JFK'S ASSASSINATION before
pontificating? If you think nebulous statements about the Rockefellers or
the military/industrial complex are going to resonate with the American
people, you are wrong. LBJ was the pivotal player who made it happen.
Charles Drago Wrote:I shall not mince words.
The LBJ "mastermind" characterization ranks as the most simple-minded, dangerous-to-the-truth hypothesis in the history of Kennedy assassination investigations.
It is tantamount to proclaiming that a welder designed the Petronas Towers.
Charles