An "unthinkable" proposition for your consideration

[Ed Jewett]

RESOLVED: Even if JFK had behaved himself and played ball with the Unthinkable, he would have been hit anyway.

Agreed: The evilarchy eats its own. The Abyss described by Merton and Douglass is like a black hole. Can one cling to the edge of a back hole indefinitely? Black holes and evil can claim those who run away, if by mis-step or other means. To commit to it, even pro tem, is to take a step into It and its force. Perhaps while in mortal coil one can profit by the purposeful adhesion, but the perpetuity of memory will claim its victim, whether ours or the victim's. Albarelli's book "A Terrible Mistake" documents the demise of the CIA's Director of Plans Frank Wisner, first by shock therapy and psychoactive drug treatment after having become obsessed with Martin Bormann, and eventually by shotgun. More than a few others deeply ingrained with the Unspeakable have had it turn on them when they came to know too much. Witnesses to the depths, degradations and depravities of the Unspeakable, its plans and possibilities, cannot be allowed to speak of those plans and possibilities being kept alive and nurtured by the evilarchy. Even if silent and deeply committed, those witnesses with long-term service to the Unspeakable soon know enough to understand how it can be defeated, and thus become expendable by necessity.