What “The Sixties” tries hard to overlook
Jefferson Morley
June 13, 2014
Deb Galatine, a la Facebook. #wakeupCNN
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Best of JFK on Facebook
Jefferson Morley
March 28, 2014
Andrea Skolnick is bringing the JFK story to the Facebook universe with her growing Release JFK Assassination Records Now! page. Unlike a lot of FB pages and JFK sites, this one is helpful to those who want to do something–not just jaw–about the JFK story,
The life and death of JFK websites
Jefferson Morley
March 10, 2014
As JFK Facts reported, one of the earliest and most popular JFK websites, the JFK Education Forum, is scheduled to go out of existence.
At the same time a new site, Assassination of JFK, is launching ambitiously. …
Do you like “The Continuing Inquiry?
Jefferson Morley
February 22, 2014
I do. On Facebook, check out JFK-The Continuing Inquiry. …
Brent P. Lyons visits JFK’s grave site
Jefferson Morley
February 11, 2014
Continuing the Vince Palamare tradition, my FB friend Brent P. Lyons recently went to Arlington Cemetery here in Washington where the 35th president is buried.
It is a moving place with s wonderful view of Washington. I confess I haven’t been there for too too many years, and I have no excuse. It is a 20 minute ride from my house.
Brent’s picture reminds me to go again soon.
The welcome mat at JFK Facts
Jefferson Morley
February 8, 2014
JFK Assassination Scenarios is the Facebook page for a closed group that proclaims it is dedicated “solely for the purpose of putting forward YOUR strongest theory regarding WHY JFK was assassinated, What conspiratorial faction was involved, and How the assassination was pulled off.”
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Joe Pesci as David Ferrie
Jefferson Morley
February 6, 2014
Facebook reminds me of one of the pleasures of Oliver Stone’s JFK: brilliant actors in complex roles.
Case in point: Joe Pesci as David Ferrie, the very weird New Orleans pilot who flitted in and out of the JFK assassination.
JFK Facts has obtained a never-before published photo of Ferrie that I will post soon.
#HowtosolveJFK: Join the Twitter bomb attack on JFK secrecy
Jefferson Morley
February 5, 2014
An invitation from a Facebook friend named Franquis Vegas.
She calls it Operation Liberate Joannides Files Twitter Bomb and it’s going on through Feb. 8.
The theory is JFK “information wants to be free” but government secrecy prevents it.
So inundate the National Archives with Tweets telling them to free our history.
This is how fans save their favorite TV shows. Can social media free the JFK files?
Talking JFK in the online cafe
Jefferson Morley
February 2, 2014
The JFK Assassination Books, Reviews and Discussion Facebook page is an amiable place to hang out thanks to David Rees Jones’s useful editorial rule: “We do not encourage comments on assassination theory unless as a direct result of reviewing the topic.”
This is a pace to ask people for recommendations about JFK books, movies and documentaries, and share your thoughts, all without getting into an argument. You can’t order your coffee from this page yet but presumably Zuckerberg’s minions are working on it. …
National security on Facebook
Jefferson Morley
January 30, 2014
If you want to keep up with the latest U.S. national security disclosures, you can do a lot worse than the National Security Archive Facebook page.
Where else are you going to find an authoritative guide to the U.S. government’s views of Nelson Mandela when he was arrested in 1962.
Continuing the JFK inquiry via social media
Jefferson Morley
December 18, 2013
At JFK: The Continuing Inquiry Chris Gallop presents a steady stream of links to interesting JFK news and, while I can’t vouch for everything that appears, there seems to be low tolerance for bad information.
Between now and the 50th anniversary of the Warren Report in September 2014, we need more such social media coverage of JFK assassination..
Write in support of full disclosure for JFK
Jefferson Morley
November 1, 2013
The JFK Assassination 50th Anniversary Facebook page has launched a a letter writing campaign in support of JFK full disclosure.
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7 social media moves you can make to support JFK accountability
Jefferson Morley
October 1, 2013
A reader, Jacob, writes:
“Hello, I am a researcher for the Kennedy assassination, and I want to join in on pressuring the CIA to release the files on the assassination, how do I help?”
You can do seven things, Jacob.
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