13-01-2013, 12:20 AM
Adele
Interesting tribute to Jefferson Morley's real or feigned naivete.
Two points emerge back-to-back:
In a recent piece for theatlantic.com I suggested that the new records indicate two top CIA officials, deputy CIA director Richard Helms and counterintelligence chief James Angleton, may have been guilty of criminal negligence in JFK's death -- with the caveat that key records that might clarify the issue remain classified.
Phil's note: "may have been guilty of criminal negligence in JFK's death"--Oh, did I frame the patsy by manipulating his files? Or, did I set Harvey upon an assassination which brushed up against the Bay of Pigs provocation and collected homicidal Cubans like lint? How clumsy of us, the hollow men, leaning together.
This is where Brennan comes in. The CIA retains at least 1,100 JFK documents that it says it will not release in any form. These documents, located but not reviewed closely by the ARRB in 1998, are the U.S. government's last officially recognized batch of JFK secrets. With the creation of the National Declassification Center (NDC), the Obama administration is now pushing an ambitious campaign to release 404 million unnecessarily secret government documents by 2014. These JFK records are an obvious candidate for review and release. Does the next director of the CIA agree or disagree?
Phil's note: What part of "will not release in any form" do you not understand, Mr. Morley? We will hear of countless inconsequentials but nothing of note central to the business model.
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Brennan is a sychophant and an Islamophile. There is a caliphate to establish and now's no time to excavate the foundation blocks of the all-see-eye-ay pyramid, that sword and shield of the cabal.
How far did Blumenthal get? Or Little Billy Clinton and Webb Hubbell in re JFK and UFO's and their professed pursuit of the truth.
Brennan is down with the CFR plan for Iran: there will never be war on the Islamic Republic, and the sanctions are evaded through epic laundering.
A hundred years after the Federal Reserve began slouching toward Bethlehem and fifty after the knight was Bravehearted in Deadly Plaza, Morley coyly and rhetorically appeals to the mass of the masses who favor disclosure.
How many divisions do they have.
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Criminally negligent?
Interesting tribute to Jefferson Morley's real or feigned naivete.
Two points emerge back-to-back:
In a recent piece for theatlantic.com I suggested that the new records indicate two top CIA officials, deputy CIA director Richard Helms and counterintelligence chief James Angleton, may have been guilty of criminal negligence in JFK's death -- with the caveat that key records that might clarify the issue remain classified.
Phil's note: "may have been guilty of criminal negligence in JFK's death"--Oh, did I frame the patsy by manipulating his files? Or, did I set Harvey upon an assassination which brushed up against the Bay of Pigs provocation and collected homicidal Cubans like lint? How clumsy of us, the hollow men, leaning together.
This is where Brennan comes in. The CIA retains at least 1,100 JFK documents that it says it will not release in any form. These documents, located but not reviewed closely by the ARRB in 1998, are the U.S. government's last officially recognized batch of JFK secrets. With the creation of the National Declassification Center (NDC), the Obama administration is now pushing an ambitious campaign to release 404 million unnecessarily secret government documents by 2014. These JFK records are an obvious candidate for review and release. Does the next director of the CIA agree or disagree?
Phil's note: What part of "will not release in any form" do you not understand, Mr. Morley? We will hear of countless inconsequentials but nothing of note central to the business model.
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Brennan is a sychophant and an Islamophile. There is a caliphate to establish and now's no time to excavate the foundation blocks of the all-see-eye-ay pyramid, that sword and shield of the cabal.
How far did Blumenthal get? Or Little Billy Clinton and Webb Hubbell in re JFK and UFO's and their professed pursuit of the truth.
Brennan is down with the CFR plan for Iran: there will never be war on the Islamic Republic, and the sanctions are evaded through epic laundering.
A hundred years after the Federal Reserve began slouching toward Bethlehem and fifty after the knight was Bravehearted in Deadly Plaza, Morley coyly and rhetorically appeals to the mass of the masses who favor disclosure.
How many divisions do they have.
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Criminally negligent?