JFK: What we know now that we didn't know then

[Albert Doyle]

Thank you for clarifying this for me.

If LBJ was the aider and abettor of the plot to murder John Kennedy, why would he and his staff then try to prevent Kennedy from going to Dallas?

To appear as the polite southern gentleman who wanted to spare the president the indignity of a hostile southern crowd he knew too well. To judge this action realize Johnson was receiving the real Viet Nam status updates behind Kennedy's back at the time. Study who Johnson kept as his "staff" and ask yourself if they, like Palamara's Secret Service, were ever the brave protectors of JFK?

And Kennedy wanted him as VP in 1964 because he valued LBJ's political skills and the support their ticket could get in the Southern states.

If you'll allow me, the true version of what you just wrote:

http://lyndonjohnsonmurderedjfk.blogspot...yburn.html

If Madeleine Brown honestly thought that Lyndon Johnson had anything to do with the murder of the President, why didn't she report this to the federal or state law enforcement agencies?

In terms of pure speculation that "Kennedy's won't bother me anymore" sounds awfully Lyndonish. Maybe she took liberties with the timing and place in order to dramatize its true meaning. That would make everything but its significance untrue.

There are many valid witnesses who didn't come forward because they were quite aware of the Kennedy witness effect happening at the time where an unusual rate of death was occurring within the main witnesses.

And then there's always the possibility she was working for those very authorities creating a fib where all the main suspects were exonerated by having one giant conspiracy tale exposed as rubbish with all the right people contained within it. In a room full of mirrors you never know what you'll see...