On the Staying Power of Disinformation: White Windbreaker Man ID'd?

[Myra Bronstein]

Myra,

As a precursor to my comments, I would like to say that I have no intention of trying to sway anyone from their thinking. I have no agenda other than hunting out the truth.

With that in mind and regarding your question about the military, nothing is cut and dry and no organization whether it be the CIA, the DIA or aspects of the military controlled the events of Dallas.

To that end, may I suggest you research Lieutenant General Joseph F. Carroll and the DIA from around the mid 1963 period.

I am not being evasive but I find it best that folk make their own discoveries.

Cheers,

James

Well James, I'll read up on Lieutenant General Joseph F. Carroll if that's all you want to share. And to some extent I agree that it's good for people to make their own discoveries. However, when people ask specific questions based on prior research and discovery I see nothing wrong with giving specific answers. Furthermore, the JFK murder case has provided sufficient intrigue over so many decades that intrigue needn't be introduced in discussions on the subject.

Finally, and most important, the JFK murder case is so complex that it requires communal knowledge to even begin to understand it. So it's downright impractical, and very inefficient, for folks to make their own discoveries completely.

Forums like this exist to share information to facilitate the daunting task of answering critical questions--none more critical than "who killed President Kennedy?"