John Kerry doesn't believe that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone...

[Peter Lemkin]

Well, very disappointing [but not at all surprising given his current position] that he saying yea to conspiracy, but nae to intelligence, military or deep political forces, apparently. I guess it was Lee and a few 'pals'. ::face.palm:: As I've mentioned before, I met with Kerry's top aide in D.C. some years ago. This was after Plumlee [who at the time I was researching for a possible book about his life] had told me he'd been subpoenaed to appear before the Kerry Commission which was looking into Iran-Contra, basically. Tosh told me that he, and others, had been asked DETAILED questions on the JFK Assassination in the secret committee hearings after questions on Iran-Contra items. While Tosh is not legally allowed to tell me what he was asked or answered, he did indicate that they were very well prepared with their questions and that the questions were coming from a place far, far away from the official version. When I spoke to Kerry's top aide, we spoke for many hours; at his request outside because as he said 'We're sure the office is bugged.' He confirmed that Plumlee had testified, and that he and others had also been asked questions related to what they knew about JFK's assassination. He pointed out that Kerry was the Senator from JFK's home state, after all. From what I heard from the 'horses mouths' top aide I would have expected better, but Kerry couldn't have gotten where he is today without playing the GAME. ::hush:: ::fury:: ::