03-06-2011, 12:14 PM
Vasilios Vazakas Wrote:I found this allegation somewhere:
"Permindex was mainly financed by oil companies and Halliburton…
"George and Herman Brown of Brown and Root also invested in Permindex. Also involved were attorney Roy Cohn and former German General Walter Dohrnberger…
Do we have any concrete evidence to prove the above claim or it is just an unfounded rumour?
Don't forget that Michael Paine worked at Bell Helicopter under Dornberger, and Bell had connections with Collins Radio which pops up all over the events and persons of 'Dallas'. Small World. :mexican: :gossip: But a who-knew-whom diagram of the 'usual and unusual suspects in the JFK assassination would be a huge and tightly interconnected web indeed. Partly what we are viewing, IMO, was the deep political foot-soldiers and cut-out organizations and persons; some of those who actively participated; some who were on 'stand-by' by the planners, if they were to be needed; some drawn in to muddy the waters; people who were involved in portions of the events other than the actual shooting (such as setting up/sheep dipping the patsy); friends in other covert ops of those involved in Dallas; etc.
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