14-08-2012, 09:13 PM
Footage of the agent stand-down at Love Field was found -- or at least first contextualized -- by the problematic Vince Palamara.
Questions subsequently arose regarding the agent's identity and about Rybka's subsequent whereabouts on 11/22/63.
The on-the-tarmac image is powerful in its implications. And yes, certain Secret Service agents had to have been complicit in JFK's murder.
But be careful: "The Secret Service" did not "play a [conspiratorial] role" in the JFK assassination. "The Secret Service," like "the CIA," "the FBI," or "the government," did not conspire to kill JFK.
This is not a simple matter of semantics.
Understanding this distinction is the sine qua non for understanding the structure of the JFK hit in particular and deep political events in general.
Questions subsequently arose regarding the agent's identity and about Rybka's subsequent whereabouts on 11/22/63.
The on-the-tarmac image is powerful in its implications. And yes, certain Secret Service agents had to have been complicit in JFK's murder.
But be careful: "The Secret Service" did not "play a [conspiratorial] role" in the JFK assassination. "The Secret Service," like "the CIA," "the FBI," or "the government," did not conspire to kill JFK.
This is not a simple matter of semantics.
Understanding this distinction is the sine qua non for understanding the structure of the JFK hit in particular and deep political events in general.