06-12-2011, 12:20 PM
The Creation of the "Warren Commission" by Donald Gibson appears on pages 3-17 of The Assassinations edited by James DiEugenio and Lisa Pease. Pages 3-7 are contained in a Probe article linked from Mary Ferrell:
http://www.ctka.net/pr596-gibson.html
The summation by the author is that Johnson was leaving it to Texas until convinced by a number of persons to create a commission.
On the 25th Joseph Alsop made a very persuasive phone call, apparently at the behest of Dean Acheson. Eugene Rostow caused Nicholas Katzenbach to push the proposal, then called himself. Douglas Brinkley teased that he had additional information on Dean Acheson's role from the former's interview with William Bundy, but would not provide same.
The most important part of the coverup is decided by others, and Johnson's role is to follow the program.
Kennedy's NSAM 263 was clear: withdrawal begins now, out by end of 65.
Johnson's NSAM 273 the day after the riderless horse was put away was authored by someone, just not Kennedy. McGeorge Bundy is the presumptive choice of Greg Burnham.
Phoenix the CIA's plan. The Chiefs went to Johnson November 65 for permission to mine Haiphong and bomb Hanoi. He cursed them and threw them out. So he wasn't following the military's advice--and Col. Bui Tin said the main cause for the North's victory was failure to close the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Likely he was serving CIA with its Phoenix kills of tens of thousands and the trade suggested by the tale of our friend the colonel of being ordered to provide safe passage for a drug convoy out of North Vietnam territory, a visual from Apocalypse Now.
Cronkite's a CIA asset. Losing Cronkite put Johnson on the plane back to his ranch with all the silverware and china.
Hunt was at Dallas; that's the thrust of the Lane trial in Plausible Denial. Helms is wondering in memos how to explain Hunt in Dallas. Helms is asking at morning meetings about "our people" in the Garrison trial of (later) admitted CIA agent Clay Shaw.
68 paved the way for Nixon's victory, and in 72 Helms put Hunt et al on the Watergate mission to bring down Nixon.
Ford could be relied upon to appoint GHWBush in 76, but Ford was not the mastermind of Nixon's downfall.
And Bush has his name on the CIA Center for Intelligence at Langley but his son's DCI didn't last a year.
Goss was gone, because he was a reformer and being CIA means never having to say you're sorry.
Why was Deutch compromising 17,000 files on his unsecure computer open to Russian sites.
John Millis criticized that, but it blew up in his face. Literally.
Obama made all kinds of boasts but found out Dylan was right, even the president of the United States got to serve somebody.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyEysP0nf...re=related
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http://www.ctka.net/pr596-gibson.html
The summation by the author is that Johnson was leaving it to Texas until convinced by a number of persons to create a commission.
On the 25th Joseph Alsop made a very persuasive phone call, apparently at the behest of Dean Acheson. Eugene Rostow caused Nicholas Katzenbach to push the proposal, then called himself. Douglas Brinkley teased that he had additional information on Dean Acheson's role from the former's interview with William Bundy, but would not provide same.
The most important part of the coverup is decided by others, and Johnson's role is to follow the program.
Kennedy's NSAM 263 was clear: withdrawal begins now, out by end of 65.
Johnson's NSAM 273 the day after the riderless horse was put away was authored by someone, just not Kennedy. McGeorge Bundy is the presumptive choice of Greg Burnham.
Phoenix the CIA's plan. The Chiefs went to Johnson November 65 for permission to mine Haiphong and bomb Hanoi. He cursed them and threw them out. So he wasn't following the military's advice--and Col. Bui Tin said the main cause for the North's victory was failure to close the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Likely he was serving CIA with its Phoenix kills of tens of thousands and the trade suggested by the tale of our friend the colonel of being ordered to provide safe passage for a drug convoy out of North Vietnam territory, a visual from Apocalypse Now.
Cronkite's a CIA asset. Losing Cronkite put Johnson on the plane back to his ranch with all the silverware and china.
Hunt was at Dallas; that's the thrust of the Lane trial in Plausible Denial. Helms is wondering in memos how to explain Hunt in Dallas. Helms is asking at morning meetings about "our people" in the Garrison trial of (later) admitted CIA agent Clay Shaw.
68 paved the way for Nixon's victory, and in 72 Helms put Hunt et al on the Watergate mission to bring down Nixon.
Ford could be relied upon to appoint GHWBush in 76, but Ford was not the mastermind of Nixon's downfall.
And Bush has his name on the CIA Center for Intelligence at Langley but his son's DCI didn't last a year.
Goss was gone, because he was a reformer and being CIA means never having to say you're sorry.
Why was Deutch compromising 17,000 files on his unsecure computer open to Russian sites.
John Millis criticized that, but it blew up in his face. Literally.
Obama made all kinds of boasts but found out Dylan was right, even the president of the United States got to serve somebody.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyEysP0nf...re=related
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