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Assassination Adjustment
Posted: November 20, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: assassination anniversary, book depository, Conspiracy, dallas texas, Dealey Plaza, Grassy Knoll, Kennedy anniversary, Kennedy Assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, lone gunman, november 22nd, picket fence, second gunman
The 48th Anniversary of the Assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy has arrived, meaning that the semi-centennial is only two years away. For those who have been studying the case for almost half century, they must feel as though they are approaching a significant milestone, and a good time to reflect on all the discoveries and debates [...]
The List
Posted: July 13, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: Abraham lincoln, JFK, JFK Abraham Lincoln Coincidences, Kennedy Assassination, Kennedy Lincoln coincedences, Lincoln Assassination
The body of allegations and observations that make up JFK conspiracy lore, and the fiery debate concerning what it all means it, can best be encapsulated by a infamous list familiar to many Americans. Not long after the assassination of President Kennedy, an irresistibly intriguing manifest of historical observations began popping up in classrooms, publications, [...]
The President of Comedy The ascent of John Kennedy to the White House brought many people into the spotlight with him. One of the lesser-known figures vaulted into fame alongside JFK was a twenty-something stand up comedian named Vaughn Meader. Meader was not a member of Kennedy’s Cabinet or staff, nor was he an official [...]
3 Steps to Ease the Pain
Posted: November 22, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: 7.65 Mauser, Arlen Spector, Back and to the Left, Bobby Kennedy, Dallas, Dealey Plaza, Jack Kennedy, Jack Ruby, Jackie Kennedy, JFK, JFK assassination, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, John Kennedy, Kennedy Assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, Marina Oswald, Mark Lane, President Kennedy, Pristine Bullet, Texas School Book Depository, Vince Bugliosi, Zapruder Film
The dispute over the true circumstances of the JFK assassination has raged for nearly have a century. Just when it seems like the fire will die down, a new revelation, watershed book or controversial film stokes the flames of debate. Perhaps America’s ongoing obsession with the darkest day in its history stems from the fundamental [...]
Zombies Killed Kennedy?
Posted: November 22, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: Assassinate Castro, Black Ops, Call of Duty, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Dick Nixon, fidel castro, Jack Kennedy, JFK, John Kennedy, John-Alex Mason, Lee Harvey Oswald, Mason, McNamara, Pentagon, President Kennedy, President Nixon, Richard Nixon, Robert McNamara, Treyarch, Xbox, xbox live, Zombies
50 Years after his Election, Jack Strikes Back The smash hit video game Call of Duty: Black Ops was released 50 years to the day after the election of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, but anyone worried the newsmaking launch of the game would distract from this historically significant date shouldn’t be. Not only does President [...]
Salt Stirs Up The Kennedy Assassination
Posted: August 3, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: Angelina Jolie, JFK, Kennedy Assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, Salt
The new spy yarn Salt, starring Angelina Jolie and helmed by Mace Neufeld, the director of Tom Clancy epics Clear and Present Danger and Patriot Games, puts a salty new spin on the Kennedy assassination. Secret soviet murder squads and diabolical doubles have always been part of JFK assassination lore, but this particular film plays [...]
JFK007
Posted: May 31, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: 007, cold war, Countessa Teresa, cuban missile crisis, Dealey Plaza, fidel castro, from russia with love, ian fleming, iron curtain, James Bond, James Bond's wife, JFK, JFK assassination, JFK007, John Kennedy, Kennedy Assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, Marina Oswald, nikita kruschev, on her majesty's secret service, President Kennedy, teresa bond
The early 1960s. The pinnacle of male style, when men treated each activity, accouterment and debutant with sophistication and taste. But the two ambassadors of swinging sixties charm were also two of the Cold War’s coldest warriors. Both were boarding school boys turned navy officers, men who rose in rank to the heights of government [...]
Lee Sanger Goldin When the President of the United States was gunned down like a common thug in the streets of Dallas, the city’s internal disciplinary mechanisms barely quivered. To this writer’s knowledge, not a single police officer or secret service member was directly reprimanded in response to the grievous negligence which occurred on that tragic day. And yet [...]
