Dallas for the 50th?

[Jan Klimkowski]

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I asked Paula Blackmon, the mayor's chief of staff, who was in charge.

First she told me in an email it was the Dallas Police Department. When I told the police department she had told me that, a public information officer on the other end of the line sort of suggested he thought nobody could ever have told me such a thing. A bit stung, I forwarded Blackmon's email to him. Not too much later Blackmon called me and corrected herself, saying this time that the web page for the tickets was being run by an ad agency, the name of which she couldn't remember off-hand. Then she left on vacation, too.

Later, Dallas Police Chief David Brown, whom I had not called, called me up to set me straight. The ad agency runs the web page where the names are collected. Once they have a list, the police department will vet that list against major terrorism watch lists. He said DPD will not be kicking anybody out because they belong to COPA. But, of course, nobody in COPA will be on the list if the mystery ad agency has already barred them from even applying.

If the "Ad Agency" is from the school of Hill & Knowlton, maybe they can release a video of JFK "Conspiracy Theorists" bayonetting babies in Dealey Plaza.

Or if they want to be more subtle in their psyop, just interview the "Oswald Innocence Project" and spend all of 5 seconds destroying "Cinque"'s photo analytic skills.