Rex Bradford of the Mary Ferrell Foundation made some important points about the JFK files in this conversation with Jeff Schectman of WhoWhatWhy Radio.
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Campaigning for president in Indianapolis on April 4, 1968, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy announced the death of Martin Luther King to a waiting crowd and spoke extemporaneously:
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[Ed. note Sorry for the broken link. Here’s the video again.]
Actually, Morley v. CIA is simplifying the case. Now we know where some key JFK files can be found.
The movie, “Seven Days in May,” was a prescient political thriller. President Kennedy, who worried about the power of the right-wing, particularly generals who defied civilian control, encouraged the making of the movie before he was struck down on November 22, 1963.
A talk by Bill Simplich and Larry Hancock about the CIA’s assassinaton program.
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It’s from 1960, as D magazine explains.
Why did Ruby kill Lee Harvey Oswald? Here’s what a friend said.
Truthstream captures the rote quality of much of the recent media coverage of the JFK file release. …
From Truthstream, a caustic appraisal of JFK files coverageRead More »
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