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22-01-2010, 05:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-01-2010, 05:23 PM by Stan Wilbourne.)
Charles,
At what level do you put Rockefeller/Morgan?
If you view a group beyond this one that could have initiated Kennedy's murder, I'd love to hear.
And, would you view Texas Oil: Hunt, Murchinson and the gang as facilitators?
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Stan Wilbourne Wrote:Charles,
At what level do you put Rockefeller/Morgan?
If you view a group beyond this one that could have initiated Kennedy's murder, I'd love to hear.
Stan,
I submit that, at the present time, naming names on the Sponsorship level is counterproductive to our goals -- or at least my goals -- vis a vis the Kennedy case.
I want to use the truth about the "how" of the assassination -- that it was a conspiracy -- to awaken the world from its slumber. I want to define and effect justice in terms of JFK's murder.
Pointing fingers at likely Sponsors undermines these efforts by providing opportunities for straw men-based ridicule on the part of the MSM and other official propaganda assets.
To date we have failed to change for the better ANYTHING of substance by our collective inquiries into JFK's murder. We know the truth of how he was taken out. We know the identities of many on the Facilitator level.
And nothing changes.
Your nominations for Sponsorship may make sense to me. The Kennedys did not eat Rockefellers for breakfast.
That being noted, I'll pass on naming Sponsors.
For now.
Charles Drago
Co-Founder, Deep Politics Forum
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23-01-2010, 03:54 AM
(This post was last modified: 23-01-2010, 04:02 AM by Nathaniel Heidenheimer.)
Nor were they ever invited to choose the Tree at the 5th Avenue Office. And not for lack of messengers to deliver the note.
Stan, by the way have you read Thy Will Be Done by Colby and Dennett? I consider it the most ferociously under-discovered book in the world right now.
