A Simple Question as We Prepare for the 50th

[Jan Klimkowski]

Thanks, one and all, for your responses.

I respect you and your passions.

But you beg additional questions.

Upon whose authority will truth be accepted? The parent state? Caroline Kennedy? A box of previously undisclosed evidence?

None of those "authorities" can deliver Truth.

Thanks to the efforts of the brave researchers frequently praised on DPF, Truth about the public execution of JFK is largely knowable.

That Truth will never become "History" because its clarity is muddied and blurred by many: both those who have a vital interest in suppressing the Truth (eg for want of a better shorthand phrase, the military-multinational-intelligence complex), and those who are too foolish and obsessed to see it (eg "researchers" such as Fetzer and snake oil salesmen such as "Cinque").

How do you define "justice" in this case?

And to what would "solving" this case bring closure?

I do not understand the meaning of "Closure". It is not a philosophical concept I can embrace.

The murder of JFK is but one atrocity in the larger conflict.

As for "justice", I recognise it at the level of personal morality.

I have never seen it at the level of state or court or corporation or church.