John Armstrong's Harvey and Lee

[Jim Hargrove]

Are you that well versed in the strategies and planning of the CIA - specifically Angleton, Harvey and Helms - to know how such programs and long term plans work?

Hi, David,

I would definitely add Phillips and Hunt (E.H.) to that short list.

--Jim

To be honest with you Jim, I don't feel these two were even in the same league as the three I named. They were mechanics left to devise ways to implement the facilitator's plans... who in turn are acting under the expressed desires of the Sponsors, who, imo, comprised the top eschelon of the Military Industrial (Congressional) Complex...

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Filling in the WHO for the "M", "I" & "C" is right in this forum's wheelhouse.... whose orders did the following people follow?

• Vice Admiral Edward (metal casket, surgery to the head participant) Kenney, MC, USN: surgeon general of the U.S. Navy
  
• Rear Admiral George (Don't do THAT) Burkley, M.D., MC, USN: the president's personal physician
  
• Rear Admiral Calvin B. (don't dissect the neck/back) Galloway, USN: commanding officer of the U.S. Naval Medical Center, Bethesda
  

4 star general Curtis LeMay maybe,.... Anderson? Bundy? a coerced RFK?

Who had enough juice to get these three Admirals to play along.... or where they just doing their patriotic duty in the name of the eventually ratified 25th Amendment?

Section 4, 25th Amendment:
Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President.

Well, clearly you're right that Phillips and Hunt were lower on the MIC totem pole than the others you mentioned, but I just can't bring myself to leave them out. Hunt, after all, seems to have been involved in taking down not just one but two American presidents. It's hard to think that was just good luck, and if nothing else he deserves a place in the bastard mechanic's Hall of Fame.

And if Fonzi is right and Phillips became Mexico City's Chief of Cuban Operations right before Oswald's so-called "visit"... well, that's just so special isn't it?... perhaps he ran tours for LEE Oswald everywhere but in certain embassies... and that's not even going into the Bishop business. If I had to, I'd bet my life that those two guys were guilty of a capital crime, the others you name... probably, but I personally couldn't be sure.

Jim