On Edwin Kaiser and Related Topics

[Scott Kaiser]

Had to edit for accuracy.

[Scott Kaiser]

And, that man in Spain, was 1964 not 63, and that other man who he was working with on a plot to kill Castro was Babun, 1964, not 63.

[Scott Kaiser]

Gee, I almost forgot to mention how much the OAS hated Kennedy, and by 1965, uncle Frank was second in command of about 3,000 men from the OAS.

The end,

[Scott Kaiser]

"If I were a rich man, fa la la la la...." I would bet Souetre was a cutout for the guy who was at the opening of the Fontainebleau, comeon now, sing it with me! In 1952, fa la la la -la la la, he joined the Marines, but received a bad conduct charge, he was at the opening of the Fontainebleau, la la la la la, then joined the FFL in 1957. His mother and stepfather owned a company called the Murvon seed company, la la la la la la la la la. Its largest export in business were seeds sold to the Cuban government just before Castro took over. Fa la la la la...


"If I were a rich man, fa la la la la la la la la la la..." catchy song eh?

[Scott Kaiser]

^Edited, for accuracy of the song.

[Scott Kaiser]

My understanding is that Lee H. Oswald the accused assassin of that guy quit school at the age of 17 and joined the Marines, this guy also quit school and joined the Marines at 17. By 1957 Oswald was in the Marines and this guy was in the French Foreign Legion, interesting.

Fa la la la la la la, pretty cool song, very catchy indeed.

[Scott Kaiser]

Oswald was court-martialed after accidentally shooting himself in the elbow with an unauthorized .22 handgun, then court-martialed again for fighting with a sergeant who he thought was responsible for his punishment in the shooting matter.

What similarities from Oswald and this guy who was also court-martialed for beating up his CC, which stands for "company commander."

Some doctor detected that Oswald had a "personality pattern disturbance with schizoid features and passive-aggressive tendencies, and this other guy was sent to a mental hospital.

Oswald left his mother and joined the Marines because according to his brother, Oswald "had to get from out and under ... the yoke of oppression from his mother."

This guy left his broken home, a father who didn't want him who made his son at seven years old join military school, and his mother turned towards heavy drinking, he too also joined the Marines to get out and from under the yoke of oppression from his mother...

Unbelievable!

[Scott Kaiser]

The only difference where each similarities is defined by contrary, everyone knows Oswald, and no one's heard of the other guy.

[Albert Doyle]

No Scott. He never would have made it to the press...He would have ended up like Oswald...

[Scott Kaiser]

No Scott. He never would have made it to the press...He would have ended up like Oswald...

That was the last parallel, they both ended up dead.