18-04-2012, 08:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 19-04-2012, 12:18 AM by Charles Drago.)
I first brought forward the JFK-as-traitor hypothesis in the early 90s when outlining my yet-in-progress novel Autumn Too Long, and rekindled discussion of it in the immediate wake of Seymour Hersh's aforementioned comment.
"Proof" of JFK's "treason" could be traced to his tenure at the London School of Economics where he studied Political Science with and was "recruited" by the noted Labor Party leader and socialist Harold Laski.
Older brother Joe, Jr., by the way, had previously studied with Laski and returned to the States very much enamored of socialism -- a position he was not shy about revealing.
For whatever it's worth, I am convinced that Operation Traitor was activated for the reasons discussed here. The Great Lie at its core worked then, and more than likely remains in use to this very day.
I further believe that, at the time, it was used to convince and get the blessings of some very highly placed, very famous military and civilian leaders.
JFK's mortal sin -- literally -- was his realization that it was all a charade ... that as I imagine him saying to his young and as yet non-comprehending children, "You're my country now."
"Proof" of JFK's "treason" could be traced to his tenure at the London School of Economics where he studied Political Science with and was "recruited" by the noted Labor Party leader and socialist Harold Laski.
Older brother Joe, Jr., by the way, had previously studied with Laski and returned to the States very much enamored of socialism -- a position he was not shy about revealing.
For whatever it's worth, I am convinced that Operation Traitor was activated for the reasons discussed here. The Great Lie at its core worked then, and more than likely remains in use to this very day.
I further believe that, at the time, it was used to convince and get the blessings of some very highly placed, very famous military and civilian leaders.
JFK's mortal sin -- literally -- was his realization that it was all a charade ... that as I imagine him saying to his young and as yet non-comprehending children, "You're my country now."