15-12-2012, 02:36 AM
Larry, Jim DiEugenio's three-part expose of the Ruby cover-up sold as cable "documentary" is typically thorough and damning.
http://www.ctka.net/2009/ruby_mack.html
http://www.ctka.net/2009/ruby_mack_2.html
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As you note, Ruby was on a mission. That this is so, and that the establishment continues to conceal it, is summarized in the final three paragraphs of Part 2:
Let me conclude with another key event this show leaves out. It indicates Ruby's mindset at the time, something the show also tries to confuse. Detective Don Archer was with Ruby after he was in custody after the murder. Ruby was very nervous: "He was sweating profusely. I could hear his heart beating. He asked for one of my cigarettes. I gave him a cigarette. Finally ... the head of the Secret Service came up-and he told me that Oswald had died. This should have shocked Ruby because it would mean the death penalty ... .Instead of being shocked, he became calm, he quit sweating, his heart slowed down. I asked him if he wanted a cigarette, and he advised me he didn't smoke. I was just astonished ... I would say his life had depended on him getting Oswald." (Marrs, pgs. 423-424)
In light of Archer's assertion, it's hard to see Ruby's act as anything but a necessary silencing of Oswald. The viewers of this show are deprived of that knowledge by censorship. They are also deprived of the reasons Ruby would feel that way, which I provided in detail in Part One. But Ruby himself succinctly summarized them when he said: "They're going to find about Cuba. They're going to find out about the guns. They're going to find out about New Orleans, find about everything." (Armstrong, p. 193) If I was doing a documentary about Ruby, I would place this on screen as a closing quote. Like just about everything else in JFK: The Ruby Connection, it is nowhere to be found.
Larry Dunkel and the Sixth Floor are involved in serious, no-holds barred psychological warfare against the American public on the Kennedy case. In their brazen disregard of any journalistic integrity, their script and techniques might have been written by the likes of Allen Dulles or James Angleton.
[size=12]Els[size=12]ewhere in this Part [size=12]Jim sets out how Ruby stalked Oswald, s[size=12]et up Ca[size=12]rlin's call, the Western Union trip, how police testified Ruby did not come down the ramp, how the "conspiracy[size=12]" would have involved only the mobbed[size=12]-up Patrick Dean [size=12]tasked with [size=12]basement se[size=12]curity, how the dispat[size=12]cher identified Ruby as the anonym[size=12]ous caller warning Oswald would be shot, the two ho[size=12]rn signals at Oswald's entrance and the optimum shot, the Fritz dereliction of [size=12]point guard--in short, [size=12]that Ruby was anything but a patriotic nigh[size=12]tclub owner sparing the widow the trial.
The Mausoleum Sausage Factory makes these "documentaries" in some Riefenstahl-Goebbels studio, repeating the lies grown tedious and flat over the decades. Major Roselli of J[size=12]MWAVE/M[size=12]ONGOOSE told Jack Anderson a f[size=12]resh slant on it: Ruby was one of ours[size=12] sent to silence Oswald--and voila, Canned Roselli, floating in [size=12]Biscayne Bay.
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http://www.ctka.net/2009/ruby_mack.html
http://www.ctka.net/2009/ruby_mack_2.html
[URL="http://www.ctka.net/2009/ruby_mack_3.html"]
http://www.ctka.net/2009/ruby_mack_3.html[/URL]
As you note, Ruby was on a mission. That this is so, and that the establishment continues to conceal it, is summarized in the final three paragraphs of Part 2:
Let me conclude with another key event this show leaves out. It indicates Ruby's mindset at the time, something the show also tries to confuse. Detective Don Archer was with Ruby after he was in custody after the murder. Ruby was very nervous: "He was sweating profusely. I could hear his heart beating. He asked for one of my cigarettes. I gave him a cigarette. Finally ... the head of the Secret Service came up-and he told me that Oswald had died. This should have shocked Ruby because it would mean the death penalty ... .Instead of being shocked, he became calm, he quit sweating, his heart slowed down. I asked him if he wanted a cigarette, and he advised me he didn't smoke. I was just astonished ... I would say his life had depended on him getting Oswald." (Marrs, pgs. 423-424)
In light of Archer's assertion, it's hard to see Ruby's act as anything but a necessary silencing of Oswald. The viewers of this show are deprived of that knowledge by censorship. They are also deprived of the reasons Ruby would feel that way, which I provided in detail in Part One. But Ruby himself succinctly summarized them when he said: "They're going to find about Cuba. They're going to find out about the guns. They're going to find out about New Orleans, find about everything." (Armstrong, p. 193) If I was doing a documentary about Ruby, I would place this on screen as a closing quote. Like just about everything else in JFK: The Ruby Connection, it is nowhere to be found.
Larry Dunkel and the Sixth Floor are involved in serious, no-holds barred psychological warfare against the American public on the Kennedy case. In their brazen disregard of any journalistic integrity, their script and techniques might have been written by the likes of Allen Dulles or James Angleton.
[size=12]Els[size=12]ewhere in this Part [size=12]Jim sets out how Ruby stalked Oswald, s[size=12]et up Ca[size=12]rlin's call, the Western Union trip, how police testified Ruby did not come down the ramp, how the "conspiracy[size=12]" would have involved only the mobbed[size=12]-up Patrick Dean [size=12]tasked with [size=12]basement se[size=12]curity, how the dispat[size=12]cher identified Ruby as the anonym[size=12]ous caller warning Oswald would be shot, the two ho[size=12]rn signals at Oswald's entrance and the optimum shot, the Fritz dereliction of [size=12]point guard--in short, [size=12]that Ruby was anything but a patriotic nigh[size=12]tclub owner sparing the widow the trial.
The Mausoleum Sausage Factory makes these "documentaries" in some Riefenstahl-Goebbels studio, repeating the lies grown tedious and flat over the decades. Major Roselli of J[size=12]MWAVE/M[size=12]ONGOOSE told Jack Anderson a f[size=12]resh slant on it: Ruby was one of ours[size=12] sent to silence Oswald--and voila, Canned Roselli, floating in [size=12]Biscayne Bay.
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