On his first day in office President Obama promised a new era in open government. Most people don’t think he delivered, accrding to a Reason.com poll.
57 percent doubt Obama’s transparency claims
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Obama is no friend of transparency. Snowden embarrasses him, and his response is to appoint a commission on NSA reform and to meet with high-tech execs. Pure window dressing.
I believe he will do nothing to advance the research into JFK’s assassination. Any such move would buy him only a little support and lots of opposition.
Why should president Obama do anything extraordinary? Any initiative would immediately be labeled as distractionist. These are 2 of the potential people who will have the power to affect the disclosure come October 2017:
– Hillary Clinton, close ally of the Kennedys. During her husband’s administration much progress was achieved. Her friend and successor John Kerry stated: “Oswald could not have acted alone”, called for opening the records.
– Ted Cruz, ideological descendant and agent of the Cuban and Texas Far Right.
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKmurchison.htm
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKhuntHL.htm
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKrichardsonS.htm
Speaking of the new Joe McCarthy:
http://goo.gl/LEcetV
let’s not forget that the so-called McCarthyism should properly be called “Hooverism” in honor of its real creator:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarthyism
http://www.amazon.com/Act-Treason-Assassination-President-Kennedy-ebook/dp/B0056GXHC6/ref=pd_sim_b_5
There we have him! The Hero of the Right:
http://patriot.net/~ramon/misc/Edgarina.jpg
Tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of the Dulles-Truman Show at the Washington post. Ithink it is well worth a posting about it from Jefferson. The Post story shows the wide, National Security State aspects of the assassination in a clear and profound way. http://www.consortiumnews.com/2009/122909b.html
One of the disadvantages of living to an older age is seeing politician after politician build up the public’s hopes with promises that turn out to be worthless. I liken Jeff Morley’s JFK historical transparency efforts to the man & his crew that relentlessly searched for the Titanic & eventually found it on the ocean floor. Politicians are notorious for worthless promises; people on determined missions are quite often successful in their quests. Mr. Morley is obviously a better choice for having faith in releasing our censored history.
There is a bipartisan transparency caucus in congress whose members should be identified and urged to support congressional oversight of JFK act