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

[Adele Edisen]

Let's not revise and rewrite our history, please.

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Indeed. Let us understand history in all of its depth, complexities, and superficial contradictions.

I am a scientist.

But not, apparently, a student of deep political science.

I look for evidence, and I believe in facts and try to explain things on the basis of facts.

Try deepening your focus.

I had an experience in April 1963 learning about "deep politics" in the Kennedy assassination matter; I almost died from it.

And you almost learned from it.

It is what I have lived with every day of my life since then.

A state of affairs which, while tragic, has not bestowed upon you any discernable extraordinary powers of perception. Accordingly, your argument from false authority is noted and rejected.

I thought that's what this forum was supposed to be all about. I thought it was to understand the underlining events and forces in such events, and to find the Truth. Was I mistaken?

No.

I look forward to the day when you first exhibit such understanding.


Your absolution of Lyndon Baines Johnson in the murder of JFK is as superficial, as nonsensical, and as damaging to the truth as is the Nelson/Fetzer indictment of LBJ as the assassination's "mastermind."

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Charles,

To each his/her own, I say. Do you feel better now?

Adele Edisen