On Edwin Kaiser and Related Topics

[Scott Kaiser]

Storytellers, get heard, they all tell a great story, and write so eloquently, even go to writers school to learn how to build a plot, and that's great, however, I never had the chance to experience that kind of privilege, and in the end, all they have is a great story, maybe, a few pieces of facts they'd like to call evidence.

If there is/was ever a story that could provide truthful FOIA documents, truthful witness testimonies, and large pieces of evidence that supports facts, then, I'd have to say my father's story is the only story I could ever use to argue against all the BS that's out there now. You know like, the Baker's did it, I mean the bankers did it, Jackie did it, the SS did it, John Conally did it, you know, that stuff. In JFK's voice! "Not because Kaiser's story is easy to tell, but because it is hard." A truthful one, not something made up like some folks do, make up stories for their own agenda, whatever that is.

Just think about it, had I never found my father's material who I believe was speaking to me from the other side and he wanted me to expose this mess, no one here would have ever heard about my father, and certainly, I would never be posting at any JFK or Watergate forums, and I bet some of you are wishing that was the case, but lets face it, it is what it is...

[Scott Kaiser]

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[Scott Kaiser]

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[Scott Kaiser]

The hardiest time each and every year is to celebrate any holiday without the ones you love, some of you know what I mean.

This is my gift to a father I have not had the opportunity to say Happy Father's Day since I was thirteen. I'm able to say it this year, and I hold nothing back. Nothing.

[Scott Kaiser]

I can't stress enough on how this information is this most vital, the most important, the most truthful and honest information that can never, ever be discredited. And, until the information sinks in, some folks with smaller brains will take them longer to understand, this includes those who live with a title, and are called important. I'm no one, but.... I get it!

Why would my father be showing the photos to Aldo Vera, "Nino" Diaz, including Richard Poyle, and others around July 29, 1973 and not show them to Howard Liebengood when my father had the chance or met with Liebengood in August 1973? I don't believe those photos had anything to do with Watergate, in-fact, I know those photos had nothing to do with Watergate because my father was trying to reach out to Nixon for Federal and State pardons. My father reached out to Libengood, he confessed he was the sixth burglar, and what my father had was a matter of National Security, the photographs my father had involved a few in Kennedy's assassination. Those were the photo's taken by Luis Castillio, and my father stole them. After all, my father reached out to Liebengood, could it be because there were talks about the upcoming HSCA Hearings? If those photos were of the individuals in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, then, those photos were my father's "get-out-of-jail" free card? In other words, "you mess with me, and I'll blow this whole thing wide open?" This was the reason my father never spent enough time in jail to see any prison time!

Get it? These are the facts, stop with all the bullshit and conspiracy theories, this hits to close to home, and I'm literally tried of reading all the bullshit at the Education Forum, and so many other places! Truthfully, I don't give a crap what people think about our story, the truth, but like you.... I'm tried of reading all the bullshit too, fucking get it!!!!

[Scott Kaiser]

Oh.... And, By the way, here's the smoking gun! At the moment my father showed those photos to Richard Poyle, my father knew Poyle was in Mexico just before the assassination. Poyle took a look at those photos and didn't say a word about Watergate, but said he refused to cooperate with my father, Richard Poyle refused to cooperate with my dad, not because those photos had anything to do with Watergate, but that document sure makes it sound that way right? After all, it says my father along with another person was called to Washington regarding Watergate, but what that document doesn't say is when until I discovered the summons. I should post that too to prove my case, however, my father didn't want to testify in an open committee, and, the only way he would testify is behind closed doors, where Libengood fucked up was to ask Frank Sturgis about the testimony my father gave him, and of course Frank now knew who turned on him, Frank also knew through Poyle who had the photos. This is the real story, this is what happened, this is what was apart of JFK's assassination, and this is how Watergate got exposed for what it really was.

John Dean, fucking please, that guy got sucked into Watergate and he didn't even know why or nothing about Watergate, all he did was turn states evidence against Nixon so they would be lenient on him against his sentence, see what I mean about all these conspiracies and bullshit. No one, and I mean no one knew why Watergate had to happen, oh.... And, Watergate wasn't just one single operation, Watergate was the umbrella of a multitude of operations.

[Scott Kaiser]

Meant to finish my sentence, Watergate wasn't just one single operation, Watergate was the umbrella of a multitude of operations, a ponzi scheme that would NOT give any president or senator a return on their investment, Watergate, was suppose to be a fund raising project to re-capture Cuba.

The Big Project is what it was called by those who knew what Watergate was about! Don't confuse it with the "Big Event"!

[Scott Kaiser]

And.... All of it... Both the Big Event and the Big Project was fully exposed by the greatest hero that ever lived... Me, Just kidding... I wish, but none other than Edwin B. Kaiser Jr. the real hero!

[Scott Kaiser]

This was the reason my father never spent enough time in jail to see any prison time!

Don't believe me? Just take a look at my father's rap sheet and the crimes he committed [after] he stole the photos, or, does everyone who holds a gun to a government officials head and threatens to kill him gets a slap on the wrist and are told to stop being a bad boy? If you did it, how long do you suppose you'd be in prison for? Just ask any attorney. Ed Kaiser spent the night in county jail, what a joke!

Hey, if you don't believe me call and ask Maurice Ferre yourself!

[Scott Kaiser]

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