25-06-2011, 04:04 AM
I'm still a newbie in this game, but I am "rowing" at an accelerated pace in an attempt to catch up.
In Douglass' "JFK and the Unspeakable", he speaks of Merton's idea of multiple encounters (Bay of Pigs moments) in presidencies, on page 18 of Merton's letter to Clare Booth Luce, of the US Steel crisis (page 137ff), and of the unsigned editorial in Fortune (page 140). That same page also notes some of the financial interests represented on the executive committee of US Steel's board of directors; a correlation of this list with the story and membership list of Skull and Bones, and some understanding of the historical involvement of certain centers of massed wealth in the creation and policies of "the Fed", turns the focus ring on the JFK kaleidoscope. [Those page references are to the Orbis edition.]
An examination of the chronology found in JFKU and elsewhere of events places the date of the relevant Executive Order just six days prior to his American University commencement address.
Then, there is the sixth essay in Evica's "A Certain Arrogance" which details the close relationship of C.D. Jackson with the Luce media world.
It may be difficult to tease out the threads and cords of this Gordian knot to discern what it was specifically that was the impetus or reason for the order to be given to execute the man.
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I am still only knee deep (well, maybe waist deep) in my examination of secret societies and sinister forces; there are too many side passages in that labyrinth, but there is a Minotaur-like Moloch-appearing beast at the center of it. I have a clew.
On the very, very last page of JFKU in the Simon & Schuster/Touchstone edition [with study guide], Douglass answers the question "Is there anything you left uncovered...?" and he answers, in part, "...there is far more than this below the surface.... I believe what is written here about the assassination is only a tiny, visible piece of a systemic evil that continues to reach into the depths of our world....."
In Douglass' "JFK and the Unspeakable", he speaks of Merton's idea of multiple encounters (Bay of Pigs moments) in presidencies, on page 18 of Merton's letter to Clare Booth Luce, of the US Steel crisis (page 137ff), and of the unsigned editorial in Fortune (page 140). That same page also notes some of the financial interests represented on the executive committee of US Steel's board of directors; a correlation of this list with the story and membership list of Skull and Bones, and some understanding of the historical involvement of certain centers of massed wealth in the creation and policies of "the Fed", turns the focus ring on the JFK kaleidoscope. [Those page references are to the Orbis edition.]
An examination of the chronology found in JFKU and elsewhere of events places the date of the relevant Executive Order just six days prior to his American University commencement address.
Then, there is the sixth essay in Evica's "A Certain Arrogance" which details the close relationship of C.D. Jackson with the Luce media world.
It may be difficult to tease out the threads and cords of this Gordian knot to discern what it was specifically that was the impetus or reason for the order to be given to execute the man.
I am still only knee deep (well, maybe waist deep) in my examination of secret societies and sinister forces; there are too many side passages in that labyrinth, but there is a Minotaur-like Moloch-appearing beast at the center of it. I have a clew.
On the very, very last page of JFKU in the Simon & Schuster/Touchstone edition [with study guide], Douglass answers the question "Is there anything you left uncovered...?" and he answers, in part, "...there is far more than this below the surface.... I believe what is written here about the assassination is only a tiny, visible piece of a systemic evil that continues to reach into the depths of our world....."
"Where is the intersection between the world's deep hunger and your deep gladness?"