The Must-Read List

[Jan Klimkowski]

Donald Gibson, Battling Wall Street: The Kennedy Presidency is amplified in Gerard Colby and Charlotte Dennett, Thy Will Be Done: The Conquest of the Amazon: Nelson Rockefeller and Evangelism in the Age of Oil, 1994.

Yes, Kennedy was an obstruction of the profitable war, and a threat to the CIA (sword and shield of the cabal), and he was in the larger sense a counterpoint to the regime change/resource exploitation model.

Regarding Marcus, when I called and got Andy at Last Hurrah he advised he did not have Harvey and Lee but had Ray Marcus.

There is a resistance to thinking (about) the unthinkable which applies Herman Kahn's term as adjunct to James Douglass' Unspeakable

Before it can be spoken, it must be thought, and reading is the planting of the seed

The cabal has always its willing handmaidens

No doubt the overarching principle of its operation is business, not personal

As Charles and George Michael Evica posited, above Cold War differences, above politics, nationalism, religion

Scott in this day and age is alone in limning the 9/11 and Arab Spring operations as dressed up marketing of the arms, oil, drugs pyramid

Hence, JFK and his martyred presidency as a portal to understanding, rather than an event in amber

Douglass has produced the best epic symbolism to date, arising from such a fertile valley as the excellent bibliography

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above

Carve it in stone.

Inscribe it in blood.

The decapitation of the man presumed to be the most powerful in the world, in clear and harsh daylight, and the spider's web of official history spun around this supreme act of arrogance, mark it - in Phil Dragoo's resonant words - as "a portal to understanding".