24-08-2013, 12:14 PM
Often we utilize our deep understanding of the JFK assassination cover-up as a template for investigations of similar deep political events.
When we apply it to the study of the Diana assassination cover-up, we quickly confront the likelihood that this confession is modeled on the disingenuous mea culpas of confessed JFK "shooters" James Files and Loy Factor, and the designed-to-disinform deathbed tell-all of E. Howard Hunt.
In my view, the story of "Soldier N" is simply too novelistic to be true. He allegedly told his wife that there is a Mission Impossible-esque "box which members of his unit use for private jobs ... They put in the box the name, address and details of what they want done and then one of them who wants to earn extra money does that job."
Reads like classic tradecraft to me.
Look for this story to be torn to pieces as the 50th anniversary of JFK's murder approaches.
Another possibility: A variation of the doppelganger gambit may be in play -- one in which some sort of "official" investigation of the tale concludes that it's probably true. Now why does this seem vaguely familiar?
Oh. Right. The Warren Commission v. House Select Committee on Assassinations respective lone nut and conspiracy conclusions.
Doubt. Endless doubt.
Cover-up. Endless cover-up.
When we apply it to the study of the Diana assassination cover-up, we quickly confront the likelihood that this confession is modeled on the disingenuous mea culpas of confessed JFK "shooters" James Files and Loy Factor, and the designed-to-disinform deathbed tell-all of E. Howard Hunt.
In my view, the story of "Soldier N" is simply too novelistic to be true. He allegedly told his wife that there is a Mission Impossible-esque "box which members of his unit use for private jobs ... They put in the box the name, address and details of what they want done and then one of them who wants to earn extra money does that job."
Reads like classic tradecraft to me.
Look for this story to be torn to pieces as the 50th anniversary of JFK's murder approaches.
Another possibility: A variation of the doppelganger gambit may be in play -- one in which some sort of "official" investigation of the tale concludes that it's probably true. Now why does this seem vaguely familiar?
Oh. Right. The Warren Commission v. House Select Committee on Assassinations respective lone nut and conspiracy conclusions.
Doubt. Endless doubt.
Cover-up. Endless cover-up.