Cory Hughes Talks JFK with Lindsey Scharmyn

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few people I know who is braveenough to discuss even the most taboo of
ideas, and to do so withan emotional detachment that is honorable. In

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this hyper emotional world of reactivity.And last time we talked about the hollow
hoax, and this time we arediving into the straight up ridiculousness that is
one of the most obvious conspiracies ofall time and yet one that is almost
always misunderstood. Get ready to haveyour mind blown about the jfk assassination as
we look at aspects you've never evenheard of. He is the historian and

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author, the host, an academic, the expert on propaganda, and the
truth teller himself, Corey Hughes,thank you for being here tonight and how
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The pointless question of the episode iswhat is the best ice cream flavor?
And why? Oh Rocky Road becauseit's Scott everything. You were just

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a lot of Rocky Road. Likedum, I feel like your sound is
actually normal. Did you change yourmicrophone? Usually on day zero, we're
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everything out, but I think it'snormal again now my volume is just down
as usual. So huh, well, Brad, we've got it. Well.
I know last time, like wesaid, we don't we dove into
the hollow hoax. If anyone didn'tsee that episode, you should absolutely go
watch it or listen to it onpodcast. It's called Bodies Don't Burn and
Other Truths with Corey Hughes and thatwas so much fun. So you're,

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of course back now to talk tous about JFK. Was that your first
sort of conspiracy rabbit hole? Isthat how it went? I'm sure you
didn't dive straight into the hollow hoax. Most people don't, at least well.
I mean, I've been dabbling inJFK since I was a kid,
right, I knew the official conspiracytheory, right, because there is an

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official conspiracy theory, right the JFKmovie by Oliver Stone propagandist funded by a
massad spy on In Milchan who admitsnow that he was involved in the smuggling
of nuclear triggers out of the countryto Israel. So yeah, I knew

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the official conspiracy theory and even theofficial conspiracy theory, which a lot of
people still actually believe is what happened. That is most certainly not what happened.
Right. I found in studying historythat you have these like different layers
to the conspiracy. Right. Soright now everyone thinks that fucking COVID came

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from Wuhan, Right, that's theofficial conspiracy theory. Right. It's wrong,
right, but it's still the officialconspiracy theory. Right. The with
Kennedy, it's more like the CIAkilled Kennedy, Right, that's the official
conspiracy theory. And that's partially truethe CIA were involved, but really an

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understanding Kennedy and anything else that's goneon in the world since nineteen forty seven,
you need to understand the pecking order, the hierarchy, the global power
structure, and nobody does and nobodyever takes this part of the of the
equation into consideration when they do theirKennedy research, it's always the CIA did

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it. Right, Well, whothe fuck does the CIA work for,
because it ain't the American government.And when you figure out who the CIA
works for, that's when the wholeworld starts to fall into place, not
just Kennedy but everything that's going on. Right, so yeah, yeah,
but no, I got into theHolocaust in World War Two back in twenty

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fifteen, twenty sixteen, before Iwas doing this, you know, full
time, And really I had gonethrough a full education a couple of years,
two or three years on World WarTwo and propaganda and the Holocaust before
even getting to Kennedy. And inmy opinion, I don't even think it's
possible to understand Kennedy without understanding thatlong, sordid history not only of American

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intelligence, but of the study ofpropaganda and how information is disseminated, right,
like, because that's very relevant toKennedy because from the day of the
assassination, within minutes, we startedgetting propaganda stories right pushing all the way
through that have shaped that official conspiracytheory. And so understanding propaganda is like

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fucking the most important thing if youwant to understand anything going on in the
world, and when you understand whatpropaganda is used for and how it's meant
to hide and shuffle around the truth, right, you know, you can
really get a much better understanding ofthe world when you understand which true was
true and must not. Like Isee these dumb fucks on Twitter promoting like,
you know, save Ukraine and allthis shit, and I'm like,

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these are the dumbest fucking people thathave ever walked the earth, Like they
don't they don't they have a computerin front of them, they obviously don't
know how to use this. They'venever opened a fucking history book. They
don't understand anything about modern Gia politics, right, And it's like these people
are a product of propaganda. Ooh, can I tell you my favorite one?
Recently? I said something about howyou know these words are always bankers

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were so always profiting, um,the bankers, and someone on on TikTok,
of course, was like, ohyeah, well, like who in
Wells Fargo is going to make abunch of money? And I was like,
well, first of all, allof them, but that's not who
I'm talking about when I say bankers. You fucking more On I'm like,
oh, you've heard of like theyou know, World Bank, the IMF
and the FED or these types ofcentralized sorts of institutional banks that go back

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for how long I don't even know. And they were like, well,
see what what you don't understand itssupply side economics. I'm like, oh
my god, there's like no wayto even talk to you, or clearly
can't have a conversation because you're sofar into that that baganda that you just
never have questioned anything. Right,recently, I was having a conversation with

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a family member and nine to elevencame up and he's like, man,
nine to eleven changed everything, howal Qaida double crossed us? And I'm
like, I'm like this, justterminate the conversation right here, because it's
going to take years year for thisperson to catch up to what's really going
on. So you just gassed himon the head and hand them a hot

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cocoa. It'll be okay. Understandingthe intelligence community and there and how they
operate is of utmost importance. Understandingtradecraft and the use of aliases and how
those work, and body doubles andall that stuff. I mean, that

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stuff is very real. And thosetechniques of tradecraft were incorporated into the Kennedy
assassination starting years before the assassination itself, with Lee Harvey Oswald and the numerous
people who were impersonating Lee Harvey Oswald. So yeah, understanding this modus operandi

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of tradecraft and all the various aspectsthat go into tradecraft and the thing,
the lengths that they're willing to goto to create plausible deniability, it's really
stunning, really well. The lengthsthat they'll go to, by the way,
include things like QAnon, you know, because QAnon now is the official
way to dismiss GfK conspiracies, eventhe official conspiracy. It's all q and

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on all of it. And sothey crafted this whole entire online community and
all of the stuff that gets disseminatedfrom there in part to address this,
right, but also any other conspiracythat comes up. And it doesn't matter
if you point out QAnon started inlike what twenty sixteen. I don't even
know JFK happened? When? Howwas this QAnon? But people or right?

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But what? So I just wantedto pause because tradecraft. When you
say tradecraft, I think spycraft.I have no idea what tradecraft even.
Yeah, it's spycraft, that's theofficial term for it. It's tradecraft.
So when that Chinese lady had sexwith Eric Swalwell before and after he farted
live on national television, that wastradecraft. That was tradecraft. Okay,

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got it. So, but whenyou try to explain to people who are
not privy to this kind of information, and you explain to them that they
were setting the They were kind ofsetting everything up in advance of the assassination
for years when it came to LeeHarvey Oswald, they had people going into

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all kinds of public places, makingmaking a scene, making sure to give
his name, have conversations about communismand all this stuff. And there are
dozens of incidents of this occurring whileOswald was still provably in the Soviet Union.
Right. So when you look backat Kennedy and you look at the

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tradecraft they were implementing, they werereally sloppy, right, But you have
to think of the mindset of thesepeople. There was no Internet, They
had no idea that anyone would beable to get actual documents and records of
their activities. Fifty years later,photographs be able to pinpoint people's locations and

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basically map out everything that happened inthe assassination. And part of the part
of it given away by their ownmistakes in how they executed tradecraft. Right,
Like, they should not have hadanybody impersonating Oswald while Oswald was in
the Soviet Union, but they didnot only in New Orleans, but in

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Miami, right, So allegedly Oswaldwas arrested in Miami. He was seen
twice demonstrating for fair play for CubaCommittee down in Miami back in like nineteen
six, one sixty two, Andthis was attested too by people like Frank
Sturgis, you know, CIA,So you can't really trust those accounts of

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it, but there is enough evidenceof cover up of incidents of Oswald having
been in Miami during those times,and it's pretty obvious something was going on
involving Lee Harvey Oswald. But again, Oswald was in the Soviet Union at
this time. However, when youend up going through all my research and
end up really coming to get agrasp on what happened during the assassination,

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you come to find that there weremultiple people, specific people impersonating Oswald with
the intent of setting him up forthe assassination, two men in particular,
one named William Seymour and one namedKerry Thornley. And so I'll get to
talking about them a little more indepth. But at the time of the
sightings of Oswald and the alleged arrestof Oswald in Miami where he's protesting on

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behalf of fair play for Cuba Committee. William seymour Or is known to have
been living in Miami at that particulartime. And so when you look at
the various sightings of Oswald and wherehe was and what he was doing,
basically over the year and a halfperiod that Oswald was back from the Soviet
Union prior to the assassination, Icannot pin any of the known incidents involving

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Oswald on Lee Harvey Oswald virtually atall. There's a long string of incidents
that's supposed to create this basically createa legend of Oswald as this dissident persona
and as a communist and someone whoordered a rifle right the Carcano rifle and
a handgun and all this stuff.But when you really start to dig into

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every single incident, you'll come tofind that Oswald was not involved in any
of it. Oswald is alleged tohave gone to Mexico City and tried to
get a visa to get into Cuba. That whole thing, if you asked
me, was another botch in theirtradecraft, another botching attempting to set up
Oswald. Because I found absolute proofof Oswald being in New Orleans still at

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the time that the Lee Harvey Oswaldwas supposed to have been in Mexico City,
and then when you look at theMexico City trip, you'll find they
sent multiple people with the name Oswaldto Mexico City at the same time.
Like one guy's name was Oswald speltwith two s'sswa ld. He worked for

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Naval Intelligence and the same exact daysLee Harvey Oswald was in Mexico City,
he was in Mexico City on behalfof Naval Intelligence and his assignment was to
hand out flyers pro American flyers oncampuses at the university down there in Mexico
City. So they did all kindsof weird stuff. There's another a Cuban

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Oswald named Oswaldo who's involved in allthis stuff too. But you know,
it's really crazy when you get intothe CIA and how they group people together
for operations. Like David Ferry inNew Orleans, he had four or five
guys who were around him at alltimes, and the description of these guys
on paper is identical. Right.All of these guys were like five foot

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nine, light brown hair, thinbuild, you know, seventeen to twenty,
early twenties. So whenever something wentdown involving these people. When you
got a description from a witness,good luck on trying to figure out who
it was, because the description matchesall the guys in David Ferry's inner circle,
you know. So this is moretradecraft tradecraft tactics. That tells me

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a lot of the relationships that DavidFerry had in New Orleans were established by
someone higher up than him, orhe was instructed to make contacts in this
using this methodology, right, groupingpeople together by specific physical traits as well
as names. Sometimes it reminds meof how, you know, part of

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the reasons seemingly that they will doa drill and then at the same time
have the drill go live, youknow, like nine to eleven and like
a lot of these other things isto make it like as confusing as possible
for everyone when they look back andthey're trying to like figure out what happened
or where who or what was what? That what this reminds me of,
Right, it's as many guys aswe can named Oswald. That's tough.

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As many guys as we can thatlook the same, and just make it
as confusing as possible. Yeah,I mean that's the very nature of tradecraft,
which has one goal, and that'sto create plausible deniability. Right,
If you're not talking about direct espionageand trying to like lose a tail and
stuff like that, what you're talkingabout is implementing these techniques to create plausible
deniability, which is a reasonable explanationfor why you didn't do something. Right,

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it's your excuse. So we didn'tdo it. You know, Oswald
did it. He ordered the rifles, see right. So, and when
you look at the when you lookat Oswald in particular, I mean he
is most certainly one of the mostmisunderstood people in history. That the image
that people have in their mind ofwho Oswald was is mostly a fiction.

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I mean, we know that heaffected to the Soviet Union, right,
alleged communist, all this stuff.When you start to dig into the various
aspects that comprise his communist bona fetus, once again, they all fall apart.
The fair Play for Cuba Committee,great example, fair Play for Cuba

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Committee, which was like the proofthat he was a communist. He opened
up this chapter down in New Orleans, like and he had documents and all
this stuff. Well, it turnsout that the fair Play for Cuba Committee
was a CIA front, and ithad always been a CIA front. And
the story of the Fair Play forCuba Committee is great. I'll tell it
because it doesn't get told very often. But the fair Play for Cuba Committee,

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they started in October of nineteen sixty, and in October of nineteen sixty,
Fidel Castro was not our enemy.He was still on our side.
So the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, but at the I think at the
time, the embargoes were still inplace on Cuba. They hadn't the Congress
hadn't lifted the embargoes against Cuba,and Fidel Castro had just taken over power.

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And so the Fair Play for CubaCommittee started out as an organization that
was supposed to like everything the CIAdoes, gather money, longer money,
all that stuff, but it wassupposed to kind of be pro Cuban and
pro Castro in as far as gettingCongress to drop the embargoes and allow Cuba

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to engage in, you know,fair trade with America. Hence the Fair
Play for Cuba Committee, right,So it's very pro Cuban, but that's
because at the time Fidel Castro ison our side. He's a pro You
know, we think that he's gonnabe pro American, pro freedom, pro
democracy. He doesn't become a communistfor almost eighteen months after the fair Play

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for Cuba Committee launches, right,And so the fair Play for Cuba Committee
is a pro caster organization because he'spro freedom, he's pro America, he's
one of us. But then FidelCastro switches to be a communist. What
do they do. Do they denouncehim and say, go fuck this guy.
No, they switched to communism also, and they start to promote him

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as a communist. Okay, sotwo for almost two years, it's a
procaster organization because he wasn't a fuckingcommunist. Right, So, just the
fact that they switched complete ideologies likeone hundred and eighty degrees should tell you
everything you know about the organization.Now when you start to look into like
where the initial money came from andwho the founders were, I mean,
Robert Tabor and Richard Gibson founded theFairplay for Cuba Committee. These guys were

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both reporters working for CBS in NewYork by then CBS Operation Mockingbird back in
fifty six. They were done bysixty right, So but then years later
we get documents showing that these guysthey sure a shit worre CIA, but
they claimed they didn't become CIA untilafter cast Stro became a communist, right,
so they just changed the dates ofwhen they got involved with the Central

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Intelligence Agency. But do you reallythink the CIA is going to go out
and recruit these guys who started afucking pro communist organization that basically was involved
with Lee Harvey Oswald? Gave mea fucking break. They'd rather throw those
guys in jail. But no,All evidence points to it being a CIA
front from the beginning, with thetwo guys who started it and ran it
admitting they worked for the Central IntelligenceAgency. It's just a matter of do

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you want to believe that they didn'tbecome CIA agents until later? Obviously not,
It's total bullshit. Yeah, Sowhen you start to dig into Oswald
and everything that he is connected to, virtually everything that you find is like
a staged event or obviously somebody else. You know. Oswald didn't drink,

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He was always very neat and cleanshaven. There are certain traits about him
that are pretty well accepted. Butthen you'll come across incidents where he's like
rude to people and like spitting onthe sidewalk and like just demonstrating traits that
are He's like, that's not Oswald. Okay, obvious, it's not Oswald.
And so then you get into thequestion if it's not Oswald, who

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is it, Right, you havethese nutcases who go off on these tangents
like, oh, they had aclone of Oswald, or they had some
you know. Now, don't getme wrong, this was Oswald was definitely
involved in He was naval intelligence,but he was involved with CIA instant pretty
deep fucking programs. Right. Somy whole thing with Oswald, many people

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believe that there was a duplicate Oswaldthroughout his growing up and it sounds crazy,
but I can't help but agree whenyou look into the documents that have
been uncovered, basically by one guy. John Armstrong wrote the book on this
stuff called Harvey and Lee, whichbasically showed that from the time that Oswald
was about eleven or twelve years old, there were two completely different families living

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in two different cities, sometimes sometimesthe same city, using the same name,
same SOULI security, same everything.And this was kind of outed because
of some duplicate school records that showedthat Oswald was going to school at Strippling
Junior High in Fort Worth, simultaneouslygoing to Beauregard Junior High in New Orleans.

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And John Armstrong actually was able totrack down people at both schools who
knew Lee Harvey Oswald at the identicaltime, the exact same time he was
at one school he was at anotherschool. And so interviews with these people
are up on YouTube. But Imean, people can go watch this stuff,
and the descriptions they give of LeeHarvey Oswald are difference. He can

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definitely be placed in different locations atdifferent times, meeting with different people.
And it appears as though there weretwo children who were going by the name
Lee Harvey Oswald who eventually the FBImerged their records into one as best as
they could, still leaving some glitches. I think any of this has anything

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to do with like mind control.I mean, like, who, Okay,
that's so the mine control stuff.Well I can talk about that a
little bit, but no, Ithink this was a plot to get a
spy into the Soviet Union. Plainand Zimple nothing like crazy. You know,
I really start to go nuts whenpeople go off the deep end.
But then again, some of myresearch is pretty off to function. Yeah,

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yeah, um, but I believeit was a plot to get a
spy into the Soviet Union. Andthen when you look at the CIA and
what they were what they were doingbetween nineteen fifty nine and nineteen sixty two,
they had a program they were runningthat was called um aar Balcony,
and aar Balcony was basically a programthat took naturalized citizens, meaning people who

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were not Americans, they were fromanother country, but they who spoke fluent
Russian and spoke fluent Baltic languages,is how the actual um verbiage says.
And then they would take these peopleand they would send them back to the
Soviet Union, to a couple ofLithuania and a couple other places out over
there outside of like men Square Oswaldended up. They would send them back

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there to be spies. And thisprogram existed from the same years that Lee
Harvey Oswald was over in the SovietUnion from fifty nine to sixty two.
So yeah, it's crazy, buthe probably was part of this program to
take a naturalized citizen. Now,and here's here's the thing. If if
he was involved in this program,and this program used naturalized citizens. Well,

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Oswald's an American, he's not naturalized. But John Armstrong theorized that the
duplicate arm the duplicate Oswald was actuallypulled from some Eastern Bloc country, spoke
fluent Russian, and raised under aduplicate identity. And he doesn't really give
a why they would do this.But my theory is really simple, to

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get a spy in the Soviet Union. Imagine if Lee Harvey Oswald, when
he goes over to the Soviet Union, he ends up coming back. But
imagine if while he's in the SovietUnion he just vanishes and he's a spy,
and then they say, hey,where the fuck is Lee Harvey Oswald?
You know, and then the Americansgo, oh, well, we
got him right here, and theyhave the other Oswald, and see,

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what are you talking about Oswald herein America? You know, while the
spy is out doing whatever he's doing, because he's a fluent Russian speaker.
Right. So it might sound crazy, but what do you think the CIA
was willing to do to get aspy into the Soviet Union back in nineteen
fifty two, nineteen fifty three.Whatever we've heard of way crazier that they've
done. So yeah, it doesn'tit sounds a little crazy, but not

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really when compared with everything we knowis not sure real. No, I
mean, they did go as faras giving people like surgery to make him
look like other people to sneak himinto the Soviet Union, and that's crazier
to me than raising a kid undera duplicate identity. And as far as
that stuff goes, John Armstrong,the data he gathered as priceless. It's

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it's I mean, it's hard toargue with any of It's the problem with
him is the conclusions that he drewor just fucking so dumb. It's like,
it's hard for me to recommend thatbook that he put out because he
attributes all of the actions that weknow we're not our Oswald, right,

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So there's a duplicate Oswald. Heattributes all of the actions and all of
the sightings of Lee Harvey Oswald tothis duplicate, right, and that's just
wrong, Like, that's just totallyfucking wrong. There is only a couple
incidents that you can pinpoint was theperson he's referring to. But the vast
majority of incidents of Oswald being impersonated. We're done by two guys, William

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Seymour and Kerry Thornley, two guyswho were in David Ferrie's inner circle in
New Orleans. You know, soit removes a mysterious woo who was impersonating
Oswald? You know? Was ita clone or was it a fucking twin
or what? All the you know, all the different theories on that make
a lot of sense when you cometo understand you have to understand the time
in the era, because in nineteensixty three, like your goddamn driver's license

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didn't even have your picture on it, Okay, so for them to pull
the identity Shenanigans was easy. He'seasy, right, and so so to
kind of explain that, like thehow people could mistake someone for Oswald when
it wasn't Oswald, ye, Likewe'll take an example of like him going
to the shooting range. Okay,Oswald is alleged who have gone to the

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shooting range where he shoots it otherpeople's targets, right, Garland Slack,
Malcolm Price are the witnesses who puthim at the shooting range. A couple
others who I don't really aren't reallyimportant, but he's seen at the shooting
range. The official story says hewent there once shot at other people's targets
and these people identified him. Butwhen you really dig into it, you
realize he was there at least fivetimes over a five week period. He

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had his rifle worked on there,and the guy said it was a mouse
seven point six five, not theman liquor that was worked on, So
it obviously is not the Harvey Oswald. Okay, So when you look at
a picture of William Seymour and ifyou look at picture of Kerry Thornley,
both of these guys were same height, same receding hairline, same build,
although William Seymour was an inch ortwo shorter, you know, so they

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have the same general description. Andif someone comes to the shooting range and
they start talking about communism and shootingrifles, and after he leaves you don't
see him again, and then he'son the news a month and a half
later for having shot the president,you know you're gonna be like, hmm,
that kind of looks like the guywho was in here, but it's

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not. It doesn't have to beidentical and when you get into like CIA
tradecraft tactics, they acknowledge that likeduplicates and they're the near the identical twins
and and the body doubles and stuff, they don't have to be identical because
number one, if they're not seenat the same time, their appearance won't
be scrutinized. Right, people willnot remember the little details, but they'll

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remember this guy who was five footeight, one hundred and fifty pounds talking
about communism, came and let mework on his mauser. Right. Of
course, the official story doesn't mentionthe mauser at the shooting range. Like
really, when you dig into allthe things that the official story says that
Oswald did, it's like, holyshit, they have the evidence that he
didn't do it, but they aresaying that he did. Like it's crazy,

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Like if you were I haven't gonethrough all twenty six volumes of the
Warrant Commission. It's thousands and thousandsof pages onto itself. But when you
go through like the Conclusion, whichis all summarized in one book, it
paints a very clear picture that Oswalddid it. But then when you go
through the twenty six volumes of appendixesthat come with it. It's like,
what are you talking about? Itcompletely debunks your thesis. You're telling us

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the opposite in the in the inthe actual summary. It's really fucking unbelievable.
That's what does. This is false. And then you read their evidence,
You're like, you're not even addressingthe thing you said you were addressing,
like literally, you're not even likea close You're just saying like the
word the wasn't in the right placeor something like, it's ridiculous. Does
that makes sense to me? Theyare good at that. Yeah, So

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you know, there's a it's hardto explain how important and how not important
Oswald is simultaneously in the assassination.He's the central figure, He's the patsy,
He's the one the entire story revolvesaround, and he's the person who
had the least to do with theassassination and anybody else in the goddamn story.
Do you think he knew was inon it? Is still alive or

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do you think he's dead? Likewhat do you think happened to him?
He was definitely not in on it, definitely not. And I got one
of the things that I've the evidencesee I always wonder on how to say
this, and I'll say it thisway. The evidence points me in a
direct action that indicates that Lee HarveyOswald did not work at the book Depository

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and that that was simply a frontjob for him. When you dig into
his other jobs, all of themwere associated with the CIA. Riley Coffee
Company in New Orleans. Four otheremployees of Riley Coffee Company left there to
go work for either NASA directly orMichaud or Boeing or some aerospace But did

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they really, No, they didn't. Those companies were like hand and glove
with the CIA, and they usedthese companies as front organizations to funnel money
and you know, give someone somekind of credentials, real life credentials,
so they can go do spy stuff. Like that's what a front job is.
All these guys had him. WilliamSeymour had a front job down in

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Miami at Beach Welding. Beach Weldingsaid, oh, no, he was
here during the assassination. Bullshit,He was in Dallas. He wasn't there,
And obviously the guy running the companyeyes for him, and therefore it's
obviously a CIA front job. Andthat's how it was for all of Oswald's
jobs. He worked allegedly for acompany called Jaggers Child Scovald, which was

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a military contractor. You needed atop secret clearance just to work there.
Allegedly, Oswald was referred there bya temp agency and so then they up
hiring him. This place was solike top secret that they were one of
the companies who was hired by thePentagon to develop the photo was taken by
the U two as they flew overRussia. That's how top secret this place

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was. And they hire Oswald asa photo development tech who has no experience
as a photo development tech. Right. This is after he fucking defects to
the Soviet Union, right, andthey're gonna hire this fucking guy. Are
you kidding me? No? Idon't think Oswald ever stepped foot into any
of the jobs that they say thathe had. I just don't. I

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think they were all front jobs.This idea that he was some broke commun
who was just bumming around trying toget attention is it's like so stupid,
it's really fucking unbelievable. But it'slike you said, too, like if
you had this person go in pretendingto be him, and acting like spitting
and kicking or whenever, like talkingloudly about communism. It's enough to get
people's memories to lodge that in thereand say like, oh, yeah,

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this guy was like that. Andlike he said, it doesn't matter if
it was actually him or not,if he's actually liked that or not.
It's just it's the memory and theemotion of it, and like the scene
that matters. Right. And sotoday we have all the videos of we
can analyze hundreds of hours of everything. None of that was out. Yeah
for the first couple of weeks,right, They all they released were still

(33:38):
images of Oswald for a couple ofdays until he got shot by Jack Ruby.
Like I mean, it was,Yeah, it was easy to mistake
people, especially if that was yourintention, is to deceive them. And
you didn't even have to give aname. Right at the shooting range.
William Seymour never gives the name.Oswald never does, but he left enough

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of a of a trail there thatpeople working there. After Oswald's arrested,
they call and they say, hey, I think this guy was in here,
and then the FBI does their thing. Right, So, yeah,
when it comes to Oswald, Icannot associate Oswald with any of the known
incidents of him, nor can Iassociate him with the Book Depository as anything

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other than a front job. AndI have no evidence he was there that
day at all. But I havea ton of evidence that William Seymour was
there that day and his two associates, who are this trio is the most
god one of the more important setof characters in the entire assassination. William
Seymour and his two associates, LawrenceHoward and Lauren Hall. So Lauren Hall

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and Lawrence Howard were kind of likethe mercenary types, and so was William
Seymour. William Seymour just happened tolook like Oswald. Therefore, I'm sure
that's why he was kind of recruitedinto this position, because he kind of
meant to Criteria. But he wasdown in Miami working with a guy named
Jerry Hemming. They set up agroup called INTERPAN, the Intercontinental Penetration Force,
which was a CI purely CIA fundedoperation to set up training camps to

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train anti castro Cubans coming over,you know, defecting or even the exiles
who were kicked out of Cuba,right so all these guys are coming over.
Literally, the CIA is waiting asthe boat is coming in to grab
these guys up. And so youhave Lauren Hall, Lawrence Howard, William

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Seymour, who were all either inthe Marines or William Seymour was in the
Navy, which leads me to believehe remained in naval intelligence. But they're
operating out of Miami, and they'redoing stuff with interpan trainees, anti Castro
Cubans. And it's over a periodof two years that I've traced William Seymour

(35:50):
between Miami, New Orleans, Houston, and Dallas and also actually Phoenix,
going basically back and forth over atimeline. And when you look at the
official story, it was supposed tobe to raise money and stuff but for
the Cuban cause, but ultimately nobodygave a fuck about the Cubans. That
was all affront and we'll get tothat here shortly. But these guys are

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driving back and forth, and they'remaking stops in New Orleans and in Dallas
and all over the fucking place.And when you take all of the incidents
involving Lee Harvey Oswald, like theshooting at General Walker's house, the gun
Range incident, and particularly in Octoberand November, there was like a six
week period leading up to the assassination. You'll find that these guys travels across

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the country coincide with Oswald sidings.When Oswald was seen with a guy who
was a dark skinned, dark complectedhe was often described as a Mexican with
numerous bumps on his face or possiblya pockmarked face. And so when you
look at William Seymour and Lawrence Howard'stravels back and forth the country, and
then you look at these Oswald sidingswhere Oswald seen with a fucking Mexican,

(36:59):
it's like, is obviously William Seymourand Lawrence Howard driving back and forth doing
these things that we can document thatthat we know that they did, and
it's just coincidence. I guess thatthey're in certain places with these Oswald sightings
popping up right, So that kindof gave me the inclination that hey,
holy shit, William Seymour looked closeenough to Oswald that he couldn't impersonate him.

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And I think that culminated at thebook Depository, where I believe that
Lee Harvey Oswald was not there thatday. I believe William Seymour was there
that day. He was I believehe was introduced to people at the book
Depository as Lee Harvey Oswald. Heonly had a group of like three or
four guys who worked around him allthe time who would know really know better

(37:45):
the secretaries throughout the building. Theyobviously didn't know anything about anything, even
though they all worked for CIA relatedcompanies. They're just secretaries in nineteen sixty
three who gave a shit more abouttheir nails than anything going on in the
fucking building, right, Like that'swhy they were chosen. Oh yeah,
yeah, yeah, totally. Likewhen you when you read the statements of
the secretaries and all the women inthe bill that they didn't know a god

(38:07):
the have a think about anything,because a lot of what they say contradicts
with the official story. So um, I can do some screens share and
I could just highlight this point becauseI think this is one of the this
is one of the things that Ikind of kind of discovered that no one
else has ever discovered, even likethe most praise JFK researchers, Like I

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swear to guy, they're the dumbest, fucking people ever, guys people like
James the Eugenio and Greg Parker.UM. A lot of these fucking guys
are just completing fucking morons and theykeep spinning the community in circles over nothing,
right, Like if you were togo check JFK forum posts from ten
years ago and go check JFK forumposts from last fucking week, they're the

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saying saying questions. Nothing has changed. These ignoramuss haven't been able to fucking
figure out anything, um and thestuff. William Seymour, do you think
some of them are doing that onpurpose? You have to keep people like
doubt here. I don't know.It's really hard to say. I mean,
it's definitely been co and tel proover the years, with some bullshit

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stories coming out in major newspapers,But as far as these forums go,
I don't know, because you getsome people who troll them, who like
any time anyone posts anything, they'relike, that's stupid, you conspiracy idiots.
But then these people live on theforum, so it's like, you
know, I don't give a fuckabout flat earth, but I'm not on
their forum twelve hours a day trollingthem, you know, So like when

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I see that I'm just like,what are you doing, buddy? Sometimes
people really just have an ego andthey don't understand anything. And true,
but yeah, but these forums arejust horrible. They're just absolutely horrible.
Like avoid them at all costs ifyou're interested in Kennedy research, like this's
the thing, Like they're they're someof the people who posting things in these
forums are really good at digging upindividual data. Right, they'll find a

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name and they'll give you everything aboutthat name, and you know, they're
who their family was, and that'sgreat. Not a single fucking person out
there, James, the Eugenio included, have ever attempted to put to connect
these dots that they've been digging upfor fifty fucking years. And Eugenio's is
such a cop out. He'll eventell you that like, oh, I

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don't even try to identify the shooters. That's not what an important. Oh
go fuck yourself. Of course it'simportant because they directly connect to the people
that you think is important. Soyeah, identifying the shooters it was a
paramount importance if you want to understandfucking anything. And then when you understand
who the shooters were, it reallyimpacts the relationships involved, and like how
significant certain people were, like DavidFerry. David Ferry one of the most

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important people in American history period.He was one of the shooters on the
Grassy Knoll. He was one ofthe shooters of Officer JD. Tippett,
and Garrison had him in his fuckingoffice the Monday after the assassination. Like
Jim Garrison, who was the DAin New Orleans, who you know the
JFK film was based about him andreally an amazing person and his his research

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and investigation into Kennedy was It's priceless. But he didn't ever realize how close
he came to having the actual shooters. You know, he never realized it
at all. David Ferry, whoshot Kennedy from the fucking Grassy Knoll the
fire, the first shot, notthe second shot. He had him in

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his office, you know, seventytwo hours after Kennedy gets killed. That's
like holy shit. And honestly,to this very day, no other researcher
in Kennedy research has made that realizationother than myself and an associate of mine.
So yeah, just the very basics, like if you want to understand
Kennedy, you need to understand thatDavid Ferry was in fucking Dallas. That's

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crucial. And if you don't understandthat, you'll never understand anything. And
so yeah, there are no Kennedyresearchers out there other than myself who publicly
will say that David Ferry was inDallas. And of course he was in
Dallas. Why do you think he'sso important? Why does his name come
up with any every conversation, youknow? And then when you get into
his relationships, his relationship, hisprimary relationship and the assassination was to clay

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Shaw, who was arrested and chargedin New Orleans. And it was the
only trial to put anyone. Itwas the only time anyone was ever put
on trial for Kennedy assassination other thanyou know, all the stuff that went
on with Lee Harvey Oswell, buthe got killed. Right, So Jim
Garrison in making the arrest of clayShaw, it was like holy shit,
because he was right, because clayShaw was instrumental, because clay Shaw was
the connection between David Ferry and everyoneelse. The CIA was already already had

(42:30):
their hooks into David Ferry since fortyseven, and clay Shaw and David Ferry
knew each other going back all theway to forty seven, and so yeah,
you got two lifelong CIA agents.But when you come to understand who
clay Shaw is, you realize he'sthe connection to Permandex and Centremondia commercial,
which is a monstrosity created by theMassad and the CIA. And when you

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really come to understand where clay Shawwas, especially in November twenties, and
he was in Dallas with a guynamed Irwin Hayman who was a representative of
a Jewish agency in Switzerland at thetime. So you need to come to
understand the relationships. Be mean clayShaw and everyone else he knew in intelligence

(43:14):
because they he is one person awayfrom the Swiss Jews and the Massad and
the pre and all the Israeli hasbeen Gurian and all that. So yeah,
clay Shaw super fucking important. Youneed to watch the JFK movie.
I mean everyone needs to watch itbecause it will give you a good I

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probably did, but I don't remembernames, so I guess maybe I have
heard his name but it didn't stick. Um. But yeah, so that's
another thing about Kennedy. Like Kennedyis the study of relationships. I mean,
that's it. It's not a studyof like forensics or like how many
bullets were fired or none of thatshit. If you want to understand Kennedy,
you need to understand relationships, andthat's everything. You know when you

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understand who is in David Ferry's innercircle, you know who helped him with
the assassination. I mean, it'snot simple, all right, So I'm
going to find a couple slides inparticular to show let me see if I
got one of William Seymour and theseguys. I feel like a lot of
what happens too is similar to whathappened with nine to eleven, where people
will just everything boils down to they'relike, Bush did it. Bush did

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nine to eleven. My students wouldsay this a lot, Bush did nine
to eleven. I'm like, okay, Well, like Bush didn't do nine
to eleven. Bush was in office, Maybe he knew, maybe he helped
cover it up. Who knows thathe didn't do it right, He's not
even smart enough to do it.There's much bigger, faster things going on
here. But that is like thelowest level though, where you like come
into the conspiracy ad and at leastyou understand the official story isn't correct.

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But like you said, there's sortof official and unofficial conspiracies too. So
all right, what's this we've gothere? All right? So William Seymour
is the guy in the middle.This isn't a really good picture. He's
kind of s aggy here, butyou can tell here he has a receding
hairline. He's thin, you know, he's a young white guy, just
like Oswald was. And this isprobably sixty sixty one, because by sixty

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three he had a very pronounced recedinghairline. But this is Lawrence Howard on
the left. You can see he'sgot bumps on his face. He's got
moles like all over his face.And when you go through the literature you'll
find that all going all the wayback to like January of nineteen sixty while
these guys were, you know,down in Miami. You'll find that you'll

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these Oswald sidings pop up with himwith a Mexican with bumps on his face
or a pockmarked face, and that'sobviously Lawrence Howard. Now people have tried
to debate over the years, couldit have been this guy? Could it
have been that guy. Uh No, I've really when you come to like
I said, when I've tried toharp on, like, you need to
understand that this is a study ofrelationships, and when you understand relationships,

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it becomes really easy to exclude peoplefrom your list of suspects. Right when
you know you're looking for a guywho looks like Oswald and he hangs out
with a Mexican with bumps on hisface, you're one hundred percent of the
time talking about Seymour and Howard likethat's is how it is. And so
knowing that it can really help eliminatea lot of other people because there are

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a couple other names that get associatedwith the popmark face, but really they're
they're unimportant when you come to understandlike the real relationships between these people.
So this is a great example ofOswald was allegedly seen at the Carousel Club.
Okay, Oswald did not go tothe Carousel Club. The person that
we know is Oswald definitely did notgo to the Carousel Club. So this

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is the descriptions of people that wehave who were seeing This is like a
mid November I think November seventeenth,something like that. This is a description
of the men who were seen withOswald in this party at the Carousel Club.
So it says number two described aswhite mail, thirty to thirty two
years old, two zero zero pounds, five foot ten inches, stocky build,
long black hair, dark complexion,oval face, Mexican or Spanish appearance,

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numerous bumps on face, believed tohave a one inch scar and the
eyebrow over the left eye. It'sanother thing I forgot to mention. Lawrence
Howard has a scar on his lefteyebrow. So it's absolute slam dunk proof.
That's Lawrence Howard, not anybody else. And then here we go customer
on stage with stripper, white malefive ft thirty five years old, one

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hundred and eighty pounds, flat top, dark hair, dressed not recalled,
at table with one girl, threeor four men obviously talking about Lauren Hall
on the right side. So thenwaitress who waited on Wade and three men
in group, including person believed Oswald. Okay, so you have a group
of people, three of them,one of them looks like Oswald, one

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of them's a fucking Mexican with bumpson his face, and the other one's
a white guy. One hundred andeighty pounds, flat top, dark hair.
That's three these three guys, andthese three guys at it traveling the
country with each other in the monthsleading up to the assassination. And also,
if you rewind the clock and goback to like March in April of
nineteen sixty three, these guys wereall traveling back and forth between Miami and

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California together. So yeah, it'sobvious to me that the person who is
believed to have been Oswald is mostcertainly not Oswald, is most certainly William
Seymour in this situation. And sothen when you get to like the shooting
range incidents, it becomes the samething. Um, let me see,
I don't know if I have thoseslides here are not. I also want

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to point out that those three peoplelook like psychopaths, just your typical post
World War two, mid nineteen fiftyLike they were too young for World War
Two, right, So they're thegeneration that came after, and they are
basically bloodthirsty mercenaries. Yeah, you'reguys keeping pay to do whatever. They

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just I don't even know why itis. I can't put my finger up.
And all of their faces just looklike they kill plenty and don't mind
it, Yeah, for sure.But the story of these three guys is
to me, I find some ofthe most fascinating stuff because of a lot
of the things that these guys did, like I've already said, have been

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misinterpreted as being Lee Harvey Oswald.And there's one thing in particular we'll get
to, like the mechanics of theassassination. But I really want to talk
about William Seymour because he has reallybeen on my mind a lot lately.
So after the assassination at about twelveforty PM, so Oswald allegedly leaves the
book depository at twelve thirty three,But he didn't leave the depository at twelve

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thirty three if he wasn't there,And the statements of the men who allegedly
put him at the depository leaving attwelve thirty three, I have completely debunked
all of their statements. They arecompletely hollow. So, but allegedly Oswald
is on a bus by twelve thirtysix, gets off a bus, and
then takes a taxi. I don'tthink we're going to talk about that too
much today. Maybe later on.That leads to the shooting of Officer JD.

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Tippett. But at twelve forty pmyou have numerous witnesses who say that
the nineteenes early sixties nash Rambler stationwagon with a roof rack pulls up in
front of the Book Depository and thatOswald allegedly runs out of the book Depository
down the hill, gets into thisnash Rambler and then takes off. So

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even the conspiracy fox have not figuredout this is Lawrence Howard who owned a
nineteen sixty nash Rambler and William Seymour. Okay, so, and harping on
the William Seymour as Oswald theme inthe Book Depository, I'm going to fast
forward to an incident most people probablyknow about. So the assassination goes down,

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you know something. Actually, letme talk about the shooters real quick,
because that'll seg into this really well. Just remember this light green nash
Rambler in nineteen sixty owned by LawrenceHoward, and that it was William Seymour
who was fleeing the building at thetime. So let me see here car

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Okay, so this is a pictureI was gonna show us later, but
this is a picture of William Seymourand you'll notice he's wearing a light brown
jacket. No one's ever pointed thisout. This is a clip from the
Robert Hughes film. You can seehis hairline is much more receded than it
was in the picture I showed you. He's cleaned up. Could potentially be
impersonating Oswald, right, So thereason I put him in the book depository

(51:36):
is because later on we'll have anincident involving officers Officer Baker and Roy Truley,
who's the manager of the building,and they will put Oswald between the
fourth and third floors at about twelvethirty eight pm, and they say he's
wearing a light brown jacket. Sothat kind of gave me the impotence to
believe that William Seymour was actually theone who was walking freely around the book

(51:58):
depository then is stopped after the assassinationinside the building in the stairwell, wearing
this light ground jacket that you're seeingright here. So all right, let's
talk about the gunman real quick,all right, So at the pargola area,
the guy on the left is aguy named Dave Yaris. Dave Yaris

(52:19):
is Chicago mob. He was Chicagomob for a very long time. He
was an older guy at the timeof the assassination, probably in his late
fifties or early sixties. At thetime, he'd been living in Miami,
and so the FBI is trying toattract this guy. Well, he was
a known thug, very high upin the Chicago mob, very well respected
guy, and he basically they losetrack of him about three or four days

(52:45):
before the assassination and they can't findhim until he shows up in Chicago a
week after the assassination. Same thingwith his partner, Lenny Patrick, another
Chicago hitman who I believe was DaveYaris, is spotter in the assassination.
Here, basically Lenny Patrick, theylose track of him, they can't find
him again till a week after theassassination he turns up back in Chicago and

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he's with Dave Yaris. So duringthe time the assassination, Dave Yaris was
a wall and they had been tryingto track him at the time and they
couldn't. So on top of that, I was able to identify the aliases
that Dave Yaris and Lenny Patrick used. While they were in Dallas. They
were staying with a place in aplace next to the Carousel Club. Actually

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that was owned by a woman namedBertha Cheek who was an associate of Jack
Rubies. And they were using thealiases of David Leon Miller and Isadore Max
Miller, and I was able totrace those guys back to Atlanta and a
whole bunch of stuff going on inAtlanta. Talk about that another time.
But Dave yars very important person Chicagomobs sent there by Gan Kanna. Okay,
on the right, you have DannyGreen. They're one and only the

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irishman. Danny Green most people associateas having been an Irish mobster who had
gone to war with the Cleveland Mob, which is true. James the Cavoli,
Angelo, Leonardo, Leo Musseri,those guys all based out of Cleveland.
Well, Danny Green, before hewas a dick and tried to take
over the mob in Cleveland, heactually was a sniper trainer in the Marines.

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And so when you dig into DannyGreen you'll find he's a relative nobody.
And then out of nowhere he hadthis meteoric rise to success in Cleveland
and the Cleveland Mob as the headof the Long Shoresman Union, and so
when you look at the timing ofthat, that happened within a couple months
of the Kennedy assassination, and beforethat he was basically a relative nobody doing

(54:38):
like acting as like a bagman forJames the Cavoli and the Cleveland mobsters.
Right, So when you look atthe thing that tipped me off to Danny
Green's involvement was the timing and hismeteoric rise. How even the newspaper wrote
an article like, where who thefuck is this guy? Where did he
come out of? And then whenI got into the three Tramps, I
identified Danny Green as one of thethree tramps. He's the toll tramp,

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and I think I have a pictureI get too later on, but I
put him behind the pergola. Ican't say with absolute certainty that he's shot.
However, he was a sniper trainerin the Marines, and then after
the assassination he had a meteoric risein the Cleveland mob as the head of
along shoresman. He was rewarded.So they're not going to reward this fucking

(55:20):
guy, nor are they going tobring a sniper trainer to an assassination and
not put a fucking rifle in hishand. So common sense would tell you
that Danny Green was one of theassassins and he was probably behind the pergola
because after the assassination, he fleesinto the railroad yards where he ends up
getting busted about an hour and ahalf later. So so this makes a
way cooler movie, Like why don'tthey make this? And this is like

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the best season of Fargo ever.Yes, if there's any millionaire out there
who would like to pay me afat salary and term this in a movie,
we need to make this happen.Everyone, come ont okay on the
overpass. Robert Bernard Baker. Robertbern Baker did not find rifle. However,
he was there and he was alongtime associate of Lenny Patrick and Dave

(56:06):
Yaris. In the days leading upto the assassination, you have a series
of phone calls that goes on betweenJack Ruby and Robert Bernard Baker, Dave
Yaris and Lenny Patrick kind of overa couple day period, like these guys
are like calling each other. Startswith Jack Ruby calling Robert Bernard Baker.
Robert Bernard Baker then calls Dave Yaris. Dave Yaris then calls Lenny Patrick.

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The last time this happens was thenight before the assassination. Well, guess
what these fucking guys were in Dallas? Those were alibi phone calls. Okay,
So if you're getting alibi phone callsand you place Yaris and Patrick in
Dallas, we have we know aboutthe relationship between Robert Bernard Baker and Yaris
and Patrick, and so this isobviously the guy that Jimmy Hoffa threw in,

(56:53):
right. So Rober Bernard Baker wasworking for Jimmy Hoffa. He was
Jimmy Hoffa's right hand man at thetime, but he was Haffa worked for
even though Halfa was out of NewJersey and Rob Bernard Baker's out of New
Jersey, they were working there onbehalf of the Chicago outfit, right,
So they're really Chicago mobsters, eventhough they're down from New Jersey under the

(57:14):
control of Giancana. So yeah,that's who sent these guys down. I
have a picture. We'll get toall the pictures of these guys. I'm
just going over preliminarily, like whowas so in the book depository on the
sixth floor, in the sniper's nest, Lawrence Howard, Mexican pockmark face.
All the witnesses who put shooters onthe sixth floor describe the same thing they

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described Lauren Hall, they described LawrenceHoward. One of them even says his
face was wrinkled or he had somethingwrong with his face. Duh. Obviously,
Lawrence Howard and these guys work memberrelationships or everything. These guys work
in teams. They have to bevery familiar and they trust their fucking teams,
right, They're not going to takea straggler along with them. So
obviously, if you have the descriptionof these guys on this sixth floor,

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one of the five ten, stockybuild, white male with a white shirt
and a brown suit coat holding arifle, and the other one has described
as heavy set, Mexican pockmark face, then you obviously know who they're talking
about. And this is who they'retalking about. And it was really fucking
obvious to me. I don't knowwhy where JFK researchers have been for sixty
fucking years. This is like theeasiest one. And then we have absolute

(58:22):
proof that it was Lawrence Howard inthe building, and I'll show that before
we get done here today and thenat the Daltex building. Oh, I'm
sorry, you got the right,Sergei Katcha Smith. I believe he fired
a shot from the roof because theydid find a MOUs or seven point six
five on the roof of the depository. So they found a mouse or seven
point six five in the fifth floorstairwell. They found one on the roof

(58:44):
of the depository, and I believethe shooter at the Daltex also had a
MOUs or seven point six five.And these mausers were delivered to David Ferry
who flew up to meet with aguy named Frank Shearon also known as the
Irishman, where Frank Shearon gave DavidFerry a tote bag that had three rifles
in it. So you know,all the little puzzle pieces have come out

(59:04):
over the years. Just frustrating thatpeople are taking forever to put them together.
But yeah, that's third year CutchaSmith on the right. He is
a former Cuban diplomat exile to America, involved in all kinds of CIA anti
Cuban operations. But the CIA reallydidn't give two fucks about Cuba. All
the money, all the money thatwas raised and the weapons and all that
stuff. They never made it tothe fucking Cubans. That's why the bay

(59:27):
At Pigs was a failure. That'swhy there never was a Cuban people's uprising
because they didn't have any fucking money. They didn't have any weapons. You
know why, because all the weaponsand all the money that was getting raised
for Cuba got diverted to Israel.Okay, diverted to fucking Israel. A
continuation of what I'll called the SongbournInstitute, which had been a large scale
smuggling operation set up by David BenGurion out in New York stealing all of

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our post war surplus with a guynamed Rudolph sonbourns called the Songbourn Institute.
If you guys wanted to like golook into this. But yeah, so
I went on on a tangent forgotwhere I was going with this. But
the bottom line is they all workedtogether and we're hella tight and knew each
other. There you go, exactly, this is uh Amelia Santana. These
people you just look at their faceand you're like, obviously you're a murderer,

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Like what how did anyone miss this? This is Amelia Santana. He
was the shooter at the Daltex,and he was not inside the Daltex.
He was actually underneath the the fireescape. There's allege that you have to
get on to climb up to thefire escape, and I'll show you a
picture I have. I determined hewas standing there. And then and also

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he drove up to Dallas with SergioKatcha Smith and the two of them were
involved in the Rose Cheremie incident whereRose Jeremie is uh, she's a hooker.
She works for Jack Ruby, sheworks ultimately for Carlos Marcello. She's
getting bounced back and forth between Dallasand Miami. Worked in that hooker circuit.
And she's with these two guys andthey kick her out of the car
somewhere outside in New Orleans and shegets put into the hospital and they she

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says, they're gonna come any They'regonna kill Kennedy, and they think she's
nut still they throw her into themental ward at Jackson, Louisiana, and
so the basically Kennedy gets killed andthey're like, holy shit, she said
to Kennedy was gonna get killed andhe gets killed. So they send the
police out to go meet with RoeSheremi. Ro Cheremi basically gives the aliases
of Sergio Katcha Smith and Emilio Santana, and then you know, uh,

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the bartender at a nearby bar.All three of them were identified Sergiero Kacha
Smith and Amilio Santana as the twomen who were with Roe Sheremi. So
they kicked a bitch out of thecar. She tells people what's gonna happen.
They don't believe her. She goesto the mental ward and these guys
go and they end up in Dallaswhere they are shooters in the assassination.
And she knew it, and shewarned everybody in the hospital. Nobody fucking

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listens. Oh my god, sounsurprised, but it's also so sad.
She like could have prevented all ofthis, And everyone was like, whatever,
you dirty hooker getting the insana siloJesus. And then there were two
shooters on the grassingal. The firstshooter was David Ferry. The key person
on the ground in the assassination.I'd say the key person in planning the

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assassination was probably well Jack Valenti wasdefinitely a big part of it. The
guy on the right, So DavidDavid Ferry was fired. The first shot
shot struck Kennedy in the throat.I do not believe it went through the
windshield. I believe the angle ofthe car was coming it shot him in
the throat without going through the windshield. It went on brasically around um from
there. Old and this is JackValenti. He's the He's the quintessential Grassy

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Knoll shooter. On the left,that's David Ferry. So weird. Yeah,
what is that? Well, hepainted his eyebrows on because he couldn't
grow any hair. People think hehad alopecia, but I don't think he
had alopecia. I believe he wasa YouTube test pilot back in the early
days of the YouTube program and thoseguys fly at seventy thousand feet and the

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pressurization in their suits. A lotof the early YouTube pilots, the pressurization
was so fucking high that they lostall their hair and could never grow it
back. And David Ferry was definitelyassociated with the CIA during this time period.
And that's his one feature that everyonetalks about with him is that he
was a master pilot. So yeah, Dave Ferry was most likely a CIA
YouTube pilot, and he lost allhis hair because of the pressurization of the

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soup, so he had to painthis eyebrows on. Gives them away,
Yeah, gives them away. Ihope everyone's looking at this. It's like
you're, you know, Grandma aftershe hits dementia, trying to put on
lipstick or something like with her shakyhand. It's like really ridiculous looking.
Okay. So the first shot fromDavid Ferry hits Kennedy in the throat.
Everyone has seen THO as a pruterfilm when Kennedy lifts his arms like that.

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So David Ferry is seen by aguy named Ed Hoffman. So Ed
Hoffman is across the Stemens Freeway andhe's right there and he basically sees a
guy fire shot from the corner ofthe pick of fence and he describes that
person's having moren a black felt hatand a dark blue jacket. Come to

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find out, when he works withOliver Stone, like you see this picture
on the right here, this isfrom the setting. This is the set
of Oliver Stone's film back in nineteenninety one. The man on the left
is how he describes the person whofired the shot, the man on the
right wearing a railroad workers outfits.So this is a description of the two

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men that he sees back behind thecorner of the picket fence. And so
David Ferry fires a shot hits Kennedyin the throat. You can see it
from here. The car was aboutright here. You know, the angle
wouldn't have to hit the windshield.It could have, but I don't think
it did. I think it wentaround it because the angle of the car
was at But anyway, Ed Hoffmanis back over here across another freeway bridge

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by the way, and he seesDavid Ferry right here at the star.
Ferry fires a shot and then DavidFerry walks and he gets photographed on the
pergola right here. Okay, sonow you know there's something up with this
picture because this same basically capture comesfrom a different source, and it looks

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like this where they blacked out whoeverwas standing on top of the fucking over
on top of the pargola. Yousee that they got a black box there.
But I found this from a videothat shows the person who was standing
there, and the person who wasstanding there looks exactly like the person who
was described by Ed Hoffmann is havingfired the shot. He's just taking a
sweet ass time and he's hanging outon the progola now, and there's some

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weird midget with like a crown onunderneath him. I think as a blond
woman. She's standing on the brownthat's a blond woman here. She's significant,
but I'm not. I haven't reallyfigured out who she is. But
she see she's carrying like a papersack. Well, she drops the paper
sack and runs at some point.But I make it look like one of
those really like ridiculous crowns from likethe cartoon Robin Hood that the lion wears.

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Like that's what it looks like tomy brain. Oh, and it
actually looks like there's two people standingthere. I just noticed this. There's
a second person on the other side. So two people standing there talking and
they looked like they're talking to him. But then I find this picture again
with David Ferry walking clearly through therailroad yards. So he obviously goes to
the progola, stops at the pargola, and then walks back through the railroad

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yards. Now, look at thisI found this picture of David Ferry on
the left with this black hat onand the same hat in the picture on
the right folded up in the backand everything. It's the same fucking guy.
Okay. So David Ferry fires ashot from the picket fence. He
throws his rifle to a guy namedAndrew Jerome Blackman, who was the guy

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wearing the railroad outfit. Blackman thenbreaks down Blackman as an associated David Ferry
who came in on a boat fromGalveston, associated with the Merchant Marine or
some sort of merchant ships, andhe was actually smuggling a bunch of heroin
into Texas at the time. Andthen after it's a long story involving Roe,
Jeremy but and Sergiero, Katcha Smithand those guys, but basically Blackman

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ends up probably catching her ride toDallas with Sergei or Katcha Smith and Emilio
Santana. And he was one ofDavid Ferry's best friends. And remember,
if you're gonna kill the fucking president, you're gonna use your best friends,
your closest inner circle. That's howyou identify who was who and what was
what, and when you look atdates and times of where people were and
and all the stuff. It becomesobvious if everything falls into place, if

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you just can put it into thecorrect like not only timeline, but like
frame of the correct frame of reference. So but yeah, so you got
David Ferry. He makes his wayback through here, you know. And
that's a picture of David Ferry onthe left, and he's wearing the same
goddamn hat, probably the same suitas in this poet photograph here on the
right where he's caught in the railroadyards. So normally I would play a
video here of another witness who happensto see David Ferry as he gets into

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a car. Okay, so awitness behind the book depository, only identified
as Velma. Let me see ifI end just bring up a screenshot of
this. She's a lesbian now,by the way, yes, yes,
I heard so. Velma basically seesand this is she calls into a radio

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show back in two thousand and sixon November twenty seconds. So she doesn't
tell anybody the story for like fortysomething years. She calls in and says,
I saw this guy at the assassination. He was sitting in a car
and he had real heavy eyebrows,And she describes the same person that Ed
Hoffman describes. And the real heavyeyebrows part is what tipped me off that
David Ferry was in Dallas. Okay, But then what other confirming information do

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I have that David Ferry was inDallas. Well, David Ferry, when
you look into the official story heallegedly was in New Orleans, had an
alibi at noon, a woman namedAlice Gidros, who was the secretary for
g Ray Gill, who was CarlosMarcello's lawyer. She basically provides an alibi
for Ferry, says that, yeah, he was here at noon. Bullshit,
he was not. He had beenin Dallas for at least two days.
He flew in two days before theassassination to an airport in Fort Worth.

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So basically, the two guys whohe's not supposed to have left New
Orleans with yet are standing in DailyPlaza right after the assassin nation misses them.
Layton Martin's on the left, Alvinboboof on the right. These two
guys are the guys who allegedly wenton the trip with David Ferry the day
of the assassination, and they wentice skating in Houston. Okay, So

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I will make it a point toget to the Houston story because it's very
important in providing demonstrating that David Ferrywas in Dallas. And if you want
to understand me anything about the assassination, you have to know David Ferry was
in Dallas and he was a shooter, and that he It was his associates
in New Orleans who were in thebook Depository, the Daltex building and the

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other shooters who were at the GrassyKnoll, which with Dave Yaris and Jack
Valenti, those were coordinated most likely. Well, Dave Yaris came from Giancanna
Chicago. Valenti came through Traffic Kante. But all of that was organized by
the three mob bosses, Trofacante,Marcello and Giancanna. Right, so you

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have David Ferry who handled the guyswho've he talked about, Layton Swordier,
Cutcha Smith, the Emilio Santana,William Seymour, and Lauren Hall. Those
guys were all handled by David Ferry, right, so they were directly connected
to him in New Orleans. Andthen the placement of the other shooters had
to have been also coordinated by daywith David Ferry, even though they were

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coming in from out of town,because he knew exactly where his guys would
be, so he had to bethe person to know where the other shooters
would go. David Ferry coordinated theshooters on the ground. That's the only
conclusion I can come to. Andif he wasn't involved, if he wasn't
there in Dallas, then what's thepoint of him being involved at all?
But yeah, so the guys heallegedly leaves New Orleans with that day are

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standing in Daily Plaza. It's themclear as day. And then you have
statements from like Jack Martin, whoI'm not going to get into Jack Martin,
he's another spook down in New Orleans. He tells the FBI Ferry was
in Dallas at least two days beforethe assassination in Fort Worth. So yeah,
that's the first shot. Let mesee what else do I have here?

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This is pretty interesting. This isfrom a woman named Clara Flournoy Gay
and she basically was a client ofCarlos Marcello, and sometime within a couple
of days of the assassination, shegoes to Marcello's office, and this is
what the document said. This ispretty fascinating, says The day following John
Kennedy's asassination, a Saturday, sheMissus Gay, went to Gil's office and

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observed the two female employees were cleaningout Ferry's desk because Ferry had a desk
in gray Gill's office. She sawa chart or a sketch, and what
caught her eye was the fact thatthis chart had ELM written on what appeared
to be a street. There wasalso a building on the street and was
a square with letter's VIP written inthis square. Missus Gay stated that she
remarked to the receptionist that this shouldbe turned over to the FBI. The

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receptionist then picked it off the deskand threw it in the trash, stating
that it was nothing. Missus Gaystated that she then took the document from
the trash, stating she would giveit to the FBI. Oh yeah,
I already said that part. Soyeah, So we have a witness who
goes into gray Gill's office where DavidFerry worked, who was the lawyer for
Carlos Marcello, and she actually seesa freaking diagram of Jeelie Plaza in David

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Ferry's fucking office. That's crazy.So and then she tried to take it
and the person took it back fromher, And wouldn't you then just at
least go and say, this iswhat just happened. I don't have to
document. They took it from me, they wouldn't let me have it,
but I saw it right. Sheends up going to talk to Jim Garrison
years later, so at least theinformation got out. But the woman who

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took the paper back from her wasAlice Gidros, the same woman who provided
an alibi for David Ferry even thoughhe was clearly in Dallas. She must
have got paid pretty well. Ohyeah, oh yeah. So Lawrence Howard,
the dark complected Mexican with numerous bumpson his face or a plock mark
face. He fires from the sniper'snest across from him. Let me see,

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So there's some obfuscation over the holesthat were collected. Right, so
allegedly Oswald pier three shots. Theycollected three rifle holes from there, but
there's multiple conflicting chains of evidence showingthat there were multiple chains of evidence.
When there's did you never be right. So three rifle holes were handed off
from officer Data Syms to Fritz.But then we also have documentation showing that
two rifle holes madde away from DataBrown to Williams. Right. Ultimately,

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what you have here is you seehear how it says this is the original.
This is the original from the crimescene report showing that they only collected
two rounds underneath the window, notthree. Okay, it was later on
that this actually they rode over itwith like penn to make that into a
three. Then when you have theactual crime scene reports, when you have

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look at the actual crime scene reportsby the crime scene officers who investigated it,
says, right, there two spentholes from the sixth floor window.
They only found two holes. Theynever found a third. Again, this
is from J. Doyle Williams ofthe FBI. Two holes plus one live
round. So we have this hugechain of evidence showing there were only two
holes, and on top of thatwe have Jay Joy Williams photograph of the

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two holes and the one live round. This picture almost gets no circulation whatsoever.
I've never seen it anywhere other thanthe source that I found it.
And this is kind of showing proofthat there were only two holes collected.
And why is this important Because whenthey go to when they go to try
to get realize that they need athird hall. All right, So this

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is like a week November twenty seventh. It could be in later because these
guys backdated a lot of stuff,and they lied about a lot of dates
and stuff. So who knows whenthis actually happened. Because when Detective Dherty
returned from the Identification Bureau, hereturned the one empty hole, which I
kept in my possession. Several dayslater, I believe on the night of
November twenty seventh, Vince Dream ofthe FBI called me at home about one
o'clock in the morning and said thatthe Commission wanted the other empty hull and

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a notebook that belonged to Oswald.I came to the office and delivered these
things to the FBI, and wehave mister Hostis receipt for these items.
Okay, so the Dallas Police turnsover the holes to the FBI, but
one of the fucking detectives just decidesto keep one and keep it in his
pocket. Yeah, bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. There were only two holes.

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And when they realized they needed athird they fabricated it. That's how
the fuck that went down. Wow. So um yeah, so yeah,
Lauren Hall firing shots from the sniper'snest across from him. I'm gonna jump
around here a little bit across fromhim. You have Lauren Hall fires two
or three shots, likely striking GovernorConley. And I say this because of
the angle that the bullets entered Conley'swrist and his left thigh. They were

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not they did not come from thesaint from the same shots that were fired
allegedly from the sniper's nest. Therewere probably nine to ten shots fired total.
The limo is riddled with bullets.There's all kinds of evidence of covering
up crime scene reports, of theanalysis of the limousine, all kinds of
stuff. So yeah, so yougot Lauren Hall, who is obviously Lawrence

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Howard's partner. And remember they arethese guys work in teams, close teams,
because you're not going to bring anoutsider in on your operation, right.
So then the shooter at the Deltexbuilding now checked this out. This
I thought was pretty awesome. Thisis the Alton's photo is one of the
classics. So everyone kind of speculatedthat there was a shooter, probably firing

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from one of the windows, andso I kind of did this photo analysis
and I looked into all these littlewindows and there's actually all the little red
boxes, there's actually a face inevery one of those, not in this
one, but when you in myother you know images that I played with
the contrast and stuff, there's aface in every single one of those red
squares. However, standing underneath thefire escape, I found what looks like

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a face and two hands emerging fromthe shadows. And those two hands look
like they're in a position that they'dbe in if they were holding a rifle.
Are you seeing that as well?Or am I crazy? The first
thing I thought of is that person'sholding a gun, right, So you
obviously can't tell who it is.You can't tell anything except there's a face
and two hands there. But thatwas enough for me to confirm that there

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was a shooter at the Daltex andI put Emilio Santana there based on let
me I'm not gonna let me seewhat do I have any I don't know
if I want to get into theslide, because I just kind of made
this connection very recently, I kindof they gave out a description of the
shooter right after the assassination at Houstonand Elm, and most people assume that
they're talking about Oswald, but I'vedetermined they were talking about Emilio Santana,

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and they have a pretty good descriptionof them. But I'm not gonna get
into that today. I'm still it'sstill kind of fresh, and i still
need to work it out. Itis going to be in my book,
which we'll talk about at some point. Yeah. Yeah, So here's this
is Amelio Santana and he's standing underneaththe fire escape and actually there's somebody talking
to him. When you actually zoomin on this, there is someone standing

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on the ground who is like lookingup and they're talking to him as he's
standing there. So he obviously hada handler there with him. And this
is like a picture of what itwould look like otherwise you can see that
this is like where he was standing. Let me see. Okay, let's
sorry about the Daltex a little bit, because it's super important. The Daltex
is kind of like the center ofthe conspiracy, at least as far as

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the conspirators in Dallasco. So didyou know that until late sixty two or
early sixty three, the Texas schoolBook Depository occupied the first floor of the
dalt Tex Building. The building theynow occupy was known as the old John
M. Sexton Building. I havealmost completed a list of all occupants of
the Daltex building for you. Manyof them are still there. However,
the mass exodus after November nineteen sixtythree seems to have been to eighteen o

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one North Lamar. The Daltex buildingseems to have been and be a sort
of Jewish family affair. At leastthey were mixed up in each other's businesses,
etc. They are mixed up inall kinds of things which don't show
up in the records, uranium,etc. Haven't been able to find oil
yet, but I'm still looking.The reference there to the uranium was reference

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to a scam that was pulled offin the Daltics Building the South The South
Texas Uranium Mining Company was set upout of the Daltex. They allegedly had
a bunch of land in South Texasthat had uranium on it. They leased
it out to a bunch of peopleto mind the uranium right. And then
it turned out I had no fuckinguranium and they scammed all those people who
rented the land from them. Itwas a total fucking wash. A bunch

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of scams were run out of theDaltex connected to do a guy named Morris
Jaffee. Morris Jaffee one of thethree owners of the Daltex, or one
of multiple owners of the Daltex,along with the guy named Sam Bloom.
Morris Jaffee also happened to be thebest friend in the world of Lyndon Johnson.
Okay, so you have this likeclose knit clusterfuck of relationships when it

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comes to Dallas and the oil businessand Lyndon Johnson and all these all these
people involved. It's really kind ofnuts. I always remember that Lyndon Johnson
looks super happy when JFK is likedead and they're in the plane or something,
and I don't know, do youknow what I'm talking about? Like
he just talking about the winking photoAlbert Thomas, Yeah, I know you're

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talking about um yeah, Um.Well here's the thing, Like M.
Johnson wasn't involved, in my opinion, he was happy with the outcome,
right, Yeah, I'd say thatmuch for sure. But um, let
me see here. So from theDaltex you have um two shots and Kennedy's

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back. Okay, I don't knowwhy no one ever talks about this.
There's obviously two shots and Kennedy's backnext to the red dots. People only
ever talk about the lower one.And when you look at the FBI report,
when you look at the FBI report, it is no mention of the
upper hole, right, the onebelow the collar, only the one in
the back. And so yeah,there's obvious cover up of how many shots

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were fired at Kennedy. One ofthe shots from the daltechs actually struck the
concrete to the cree shattered and ithit James Tag in the face and he
was cut by it. So letme see here, Okay, So this
is in regards to the Jaltex whoowned the Daltex in nineteen sixty three,
Morris Jaffee did. Who was MorrisJaffe? Aside from the fact that mister

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Jaffee was one of Lennon Johnson's closestfriends in the owner of the Daltex building,
he was an interesting and unusual characterwhose story is pertinent in this big
picture. Jaffee was a native ofSan Antonio, Texas, of Mexican Jewish
parentage, and he was an aircraftengineering officer during World War Two. After
returning from the army, Jaffee anda friend, David Martin started a construction

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company. A few years later.They built a number of a vast number
of barracks at Lackland Air Force Basenear San Antonio, which upon final inspection
fell short of contract specifications. Okay, So they pulled another scam at the
with the involving the Air Force,and they built a bunch of fucking barracks
that were a bunch of junk.I'm sure they got a big paycheck for
that too, So okay, Somoving on. This h is from the

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This is an image from the Knicksfilm. And this is an image I
believe of Dave Yaris. Okay,So this was originally cropped out of the
film and not released until on sometimein the nineteen nineties. So they knew
that it was somebody there a shooter, probably because of the fact that they
cropped it in the first place.So there I have Dave Yaris, who
I talked a little bit about earlier. And so Dave Yaris, white shirt

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with gray hair, running back fromthe from where he fired a shot.
I believe this is the shot thatends up getting dug out of the ground.
I believe he missed Kennedy and struckthe grass on the other side of
the street. That image is prettypretty famous. People have seen the image
of the bullet getting dug out,and so then I find this this cliff.
Here's a little gift. Look atthe guy on the left side with

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the white shirt and the gray hair. I'm pretty sure that's Dave Yaris.
I've seen a there's not that manypictures of Dave Yaris out there, but
that matches a description about six ofa tall, heavy set guy sixties.
And if I'm correct and this isactually him, it's clearly wearing a white
shirt. You're clearly wearing a whiteshirt. So I believe that's Dave Yars.

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It is a huge backstory to himthat I fully researched. I'm not
going to go into it today,but I'm convinced that he was that shooter
between the progola and the fence,and I put him in Dallas for the
reasons I already mentioned, plus awhole bunch of stuff revolving around a guy
named Mary and Meharg who kind ofspills the beans on him, not identifying

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him as Dave Yars, but spillingthe beans on a guy named David Leon
Miller, who I had connected toDave Yars already. So he looks even
in this picture here, this mugshot or whatever this is from the side,
you can see he hunches his shouldersupright, his head comes forward.
That pasta is in that little giftyou played as well. Seems like him
to me too. Yeah, sowhen you have this. There have also

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been reports that Jack Ruby's boyhood friend, and it's anohing. Dave Yaris and
Jack Ruby grew up together. That'sone of the reasons I believe he was
picked there. Most of the reportsthe Jack Ruby's boyhood friend from Chicago,
Dave Yaris was also registered at theCabana that night. So the Cabana in
was basically a mob run hotel inDallas that a whole bunch of these guys
stayed at the night before. Whenhe says here, Dave Yaris was checked

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into Cabanah. Yars was the timea prominent figure in Chicago syndicate Anti Caaster
Cuban Nexus in Florida teams were officials. According to Halt, Jauncy Halt was
who was talking about, whose brotherwas also a Teams official. It wasn't
a coincidence that the connected mobsters stayedat the Cabana, which was owned by
Doris Day and her attorney Jerry Rosenthal, whose partnered Dwayne Clark, shared office
space with Jim Braden. Jim Bradenis a curier from Meyer Lansky, head

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of the Mafia. So, right, all these people are connected to the
mafia one way or another. Backin the sixties. Your mom was connected
to the mafia. Seriously, everybodywas connected to the mob back in those
days. But yeah, so DaveYaris actually he checked into the Cabana under
the name of Murray Miller, andMurray Miller is a basically, when you
researched Murray Miller, Murray Miller isa higher up in the Teamsters who ran

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the Teamsters or was like number twoin the Teamsters in Miami, but there
was no such person. That's actuallyan alias used by Dave Yaris. So
when Dave yar Is, one ofhis aliases, checks into the Cabana in
Dallas the night before, it's kindof obvious that he was fucking there,
right. So, and we haveanother witness who actually saw a shooter there

(01:25:24):
at that location. And this wasfrom Penn Jones forgive my grief, talks
about a fourteen year old boy whoactually saw a shooter in that location.
And so this is Lenny Patrick hereon the left. Lenny Patrick was lifelong
partners with Dave Yaris. He'd beendoing hits with them going all the way
back to like when they both livedin Chicago when they were teenagers. So
many people believe that a guy namedBernard Barker was actually on the knoll and

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seen fleeing from the knoll in apickup truck. But Bernard Barker, I
don't have any evidence was in Dallashad anything to do with this. And
when you look at these two guys, they're virtually twins. So I believe
the person who was identified as BernardBarker by the in Dallas was actually identifying
Lenny Patrick. You know, itwould be easy to mix that up.
Yeah, And then this year thisjust talks about the phone calls between Robert,

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Bernard Baker, Jack Ruby, LennyPatrick, all these guys, right,
they're alibi phone calls. Right.The mob's not fucking stupid if they're
going to be killing somebody they're gonnahave other people make phone calls for them
from their phone numbers, obviously becausethey know the records are gonna get pulled.
Right, So that's how that that'sDave Yaris. I'm done with him.

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And now the shooter on the GrassyKnol who everyone wants to know who
it is, Jack Valenti. JackValenti fired the shot, and he was
either he was either at the veryedge of the of the pick offense or
he was on the overpass. Ican't see him. To account for the
reason why Ed Hoffman didn't see him, even though Ed Hoffman saw and clearly
described David Ferry, I can't explainwhy Ed Hoffman didn't see Jack Valenti.

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If Jack Valenti was not at theGrassy Knole, he was somewhere else in
front of the President's car, possiblyin the tunnel underneath the overpass. Right,
So this I still need to lookinto more. But I was sent
to video by a witness who hadnever come forward. It was recorded probably
sometime in the nineties, who basicallysaid he saw a rifleman come out of

(01:27:15):
the tunnel of the overpass, Andso who knows. There's still some you
know logistics I need to work out, but I know that the person who
delivered that that fatal shot to Kennedywas in fact Jack Valenti. And I'll
go into Jack Valentie's baground a littlebit. So you definitely worked for the
CIA at the time of the assassination. He was actually running a PR firm
and advertising firm down in Houston calledWeekly in Valente. Okay, So he's

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basically if you go back into hislife, he worked for at the starting
at the age of fifteen. Sogoing back to the nineteen thirties, Jack
Valenti worked at Humble Oil, whichwas owned by Prescott Bush and George Bush.
Right, so he worked as anoffice boy at the age of fifteen.
I get the feeling they probably fuckedhim a whole bunch because Jack Valente
ends up being an extremely homosexual,even though the official story won't acknowledge that

(01:28:04):
his life story won't acknowledge that hishistory, won't acknowledge that there's enough information
on Jack Valente to know that hemost certainly was gay, and that his
children were not his children, andhis wife was most certainly only his wife
in name. So he was theirlittle pool boy. Yes, So basically,

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after working for Humble Oil, hegoes to the University of Houston.
He ends up going to World WarTwo, where he's allegedly a bomber pilot,
but there's no evidence that he's afucking bomber pilot, and there's some
contradictory information on what he actually did. But he was obviously trained as a
spy. Probably an assassin had tohave been, because I've tracked him to
a couple other assassinations. As longas if I can, I have this

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one alias that as soon as Ican make a positive idea on this alias
as Jack Valente, I can crackopen a dozen other murders that I can
link to him. So that's theone thing I need to work on as
soon as I finished my book.But this memo here basically talks about It's
a memo to mister Moore from cdDIL to the FBI and subject Jack Jay

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Valente. He had There's a circlethere after the Jay's because he left out
a name. There's another name that'snot in this report. And every time
Jack's name is written out, thereis a little circle there indicating that the
name is missing, and that nameis Malachi so Walter Jenkins called me from
the White House at twelve forty pmtoday. He mentioned that the President planned

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to move several people in federal agenciesover on the White House payroll. Captioned
individual is one of these people,you see, because Jack valente went to
work for Lyndon Johnson when starting onNovember twenty second, nineteen sixty three,
he is on Air Force one withLyndon Johnson as they flee the scene as
Lyndon Johnson's being sworn in. JackValenti is kneeling in the background of that

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photograph. So that's why this isimportant. Because Jack Valenti, who's supposed
to be just a civilian working atan ad agency downing Houston, they had
to send a memo to transfer hisgovernment payroll over to the White House.
Okay, who could that? Whatother agency could that possibly be? Right?
Right? Nobody the fucking CIA,Okay, So Jacque Lenti was definitely

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CIA. And to me, thisis as close to proof as you're going
to find that. It's definitely proofhe was already working for the government in
some kind of respect, right right, So Jack, FBI probe hollywoods Jack
Valenti for mom ties and they foundthem. Okay, they found them.
Jacque Lenti's mom ties are so fuckingdeep. Both his parents were mobsters connected
to long standing mob families, andultimately the Valentis in Houston answered to Troficante

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because they were originally at a TampaAnd when you start to dig into the
people who surround the surrounded the Valentiis like the diners teams and the call
to your owns, you'll find thesefamilies around the same time moved from Tampa
or branched out. I guess you'dsay, from Tampa to Houston, but
they stayed under the you know,the command structure of Santos Traficanti, passing

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from senior to junior. So yeah, Jack Valenty was mob and he was
CIA. Okay, I believe therewas homosexual blackmail on Lyndon Johnson that was
orchestrated by Jack Valentem. Jack Valentewas definitely gay. He definitely had been
hooking up at Lyndon Johnson. Therewere reports of people coming into Johnson's bedroom

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to get him up in the WhiteHouse and like Valenti is like pulling his
pants up and stuff like. Soyeah, I mean that's I've definitely happened.
But there were some photographs of Johnsonat the FBI was like pulling the
hair out of their head, tryingto, you know, get a hold
of the originals and all this stuff. Why would they do that over regular
pictures? They wouldn't. They obviouslywere of something inappropriate and Valenti it was

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Valenti's photographer friend who had taken thephotographs. So yeah, I believe that
they were taking specifically for blackmail purposes, because I don't believe were split second,
Valenti worked for Johnson. I believeJohnson worked for Valentia. That's how
important this guy was. That makesso much sense, you know, And
it said so then it was justlike being gay. Now it's like you

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that's not enough, right. Youcan be Hunter Biden with a crack pipe
and with like very young girls andlike no one cares. So what's the
black meal? Now obviously it's verydifferent. But at that time, that
was enough. That was more thanenough. Yeah, they had the goods
on Valenti and they knew that hewas gay, and they knew he was
there were confidential informants who had spilledthe beans on him with a couple different

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guys, So yeah, definitely gay, and I believe he had homosexual black
man on Johnson. So this herejust indicates that the entire time that Valenti
was in the White House, whichwas up until late sixty six, he
never had a security clearance at all. But when he leaves the White House,

(01:32:56):
he is then granted a security clearance, which he held for how long
the rest of his life. Soif you're leaving government service to go work
for the MPAA, a private organizationwhich controls Hollywood, why do you need
a security clearance and why did youget to keep it for your whole life?
Well, because obviously he was rewarded, well, he needed to get

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the fuck out of Dodge nineteen sixtysix. I'm trying not to go off
on a tangent here, but nineteensixty six they were onto him for other
things, his relationships and particularly withhis former brother in law who had been
pulled into a murder trial. Sohe was kind of getting they were forcing
him out of the White House.He knew he had to go. But

(01:33:38):
I also believe at the same timehe was rewarded by his real employers,
the people who he really answered to, the CIA and who they really answered
to on top of the Jewish interestsin Hollywood. Then you know he left
in sixty six and he becomes thehead of the Motion Picture Association of America,
where he ran Hollywood from DC.His office was in fucking DC.

(01:34:00):
He never lived in Hollywood a right, So that should tell you everything about
who runs Hollywood. And he ranHollywood from sixty six until two thousand and
four, thirty eight fucking years.So let me put that in different contexts.
Every motion picture you ever saw growingup as a kid, every television
show you ever saw growing up asa kid, everything that had a movie

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rating attached to it. Jack Valenticreated a movie rating system. Every bit
of Hollywood propaganda that you absorbed growingup was under the direction of Jack Valentia.
But fucking crazy, Yeah, istotally insane. One of the most
powerful people of all time, basicallyof all time, of all time.

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And so here's some of the references, Like this is the closest you'll get
to a reference to his other middlename, like mel His real name is
Joseph Malachi Valenti or Malachi Valenti,but he went by Jack Joseph all Right,
so there's a couple of references hereand his obvious it's probably a couple
other aliases that they have associated withhim when you get everybody should read the

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Jack Valette file. It's the bestfucking FBI file there is. Um,
it's got so much good stuff inthere if you know what to look for.
Wow, what else do we havehere? Oh? We have a
question actually before you go on thein the chat, Teles wants to know
what you think about the video showingthe driver turning around and shooting chat fucking
CIA propaganda And I don't even wantto say anything else about it, Like

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that's just garbage. There's no shooterin the storm drain. If it sounds
stupid, it's probably stupid. Soum, what was this? Oh?
Yeah, this was He was actuallyon the books as being like press secretary
for Nixon for like three fucking years. M but he and he got a
paycheck, but he never worked oneday. Crazy, right, a little

(01:35:44):
bit more money, So make upa job for me, Right, I
gotta skip some of the more someof the more background stuff on him and
get to the get to the relevantstuff. So um, this I found
this. This was kind of crazybecause I kind of put two and two
together on Jack Valenti having been theshooter on the Grassy Knoll. This is
probably sometime in twenty twenty and soI'm looking for references to Jack Valenti on

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the Grassy Knoll and I find thison a forum. This is fucking hilarious.
So let me just start off bysaying, Dave Yaris his birth name
was Dave Miller. Okay, hisDave Yaris was really an alias, but
that's just how everybody called him.His birth name was Dave Miller. He
died in like the fucking eighties,all right. So sometime in a two
thousand and four somebody posted this ona movie forum, posting as Dave Miller,

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and they said, the whole time, y'all are talking about Glickman,
who. Glickman was the guy whotook over the NPAA after Jack Valenti left.
So he goes the whole time you'reall talking about Glickman. He's like,
I'm thinking Jimminy Glickman aka Martin Short. That would be fun. Jack's
had an amazing career in spite ofbeing the third shooter from the Grassy Knoll.
Piece Dave Miller Wow. So yeah, I mean, obviously there's no

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evidentiary value here, but you wouldhave something and some like yeah, either
that person knows or it's actually himbeing like, yeah, here you can
have this little nugget. Yeah,you never know, you never know,
But that I found pretty guy damnfascinating. So let's think into like where
Jack Valenti said he was that day. So everybody remembers where you were at

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these key events like nine to eleven. Everybody knows Kennedy, everybody fucking knows,
right, Shuttle his daster that happened, like everybody fucking knows, right,
So everybody's always supposed to know exactlywhere they were when these things happened.
And Jack valente I even have aninterview where he says it was etched
in his mind the events of thatday, right, So you know,
the guy's full of shit. Soin its first statement that he gives,
remember over forty years, he gavea million interviews and he never gave the

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same story twice. So here hesays he wrote serenely in the motorcade in
the six car following the open convertible, okay, six car. Then he
gives another interview where he says thathe was with Evly and Lincoln and this
Carpenter eight cars behind the motorcade,right behind the limousine Son. And he

(01:38:00):
gives another statement where he says,they're at the airport. We formed the
motorcade. I found myself in alarge car with Evelyn Lincoln, Secretary to
the President, Pamela Turner, aideto the Missus Kennedy, and the irrepressible
Liz Carpenter, chief of staff toMissus Johnson. We were six cars back
from the President's open convertible. Okay, so he's in a large car and
they were six cars back. Anotherinterview he gives from love Field, We

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got into a motorcade. As Irecall, I got into a small bus.
Liz Carpenter, Pamelatan or Evelyn Lincoln, other assorted people blah blah blah
blah. With him, he goes, we got aboard this smallish van and
we got in the motorcade. Iguess we were twelve or fourteen cars from
the front of the line. Sothe fucking guy doesn't ever give the same
story twice in a large car,very different. Then he's the incident to

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a small bus. Then when youpull the actual official story on where Jack
Valenti was. He's listed as havingbeen in the official party bus twenty four
in line, but he wasn't onthe party bus. I'll show you where,
exactly where the fuck he was.So let's get into how he pulled
this off. So Jack's got tobe around here, somewhere where he's out

(01:39:12):
of you from Ed Hoffman, possiblyclose to this little diagonal portion overpass,
and his shot takes off Kennedy's head. Okay, so you have this image
here. This is the president's limousine. Presidents already been shot. Jackie Kennedy
is trying to get the piece ofbone skull fragment off the back of the
car. She wasn't trying to escapethe vehicle. She was trying to get

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a piece of bone fragment, whichshe held until she got to Parkland.
That's Clint Hill on the back ofthe car. He's the Secret Service agent
who ran up front to the vehicle. However, when you dig into,
like the documentation on what these individualSecret Service agents did, the stories conflict
with the Suppreuter film. We've gotat least two or three Secret Service guys

(01:39:54):
running up to the President's limo andthen running back. But none of that
is in the Uppru film. Strangehumh. So also there's a misinformation here.
It says Hickey has an AR fifteentwo two three. That is not
correct. That is a false statement. We'll get to why here momentarily.

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So the President shots and as youcan see here, you have the lights
in the front car. This isthe lead car, and in it are
like four Soils and Curry and theSecret Service guys and guys from the Dallas
police and Adella's sheriffs. Right,so they're obviously in on this, and
you'll see how when I get throughthis. But you'll see that they're breaking

(01:40:39):
and they have their tail lights on. And this is right when Clinton Hill
is getting up on the back.But you'll see sometime between here and when
they pass them through the underpass,there's some kind of like leap frog going
on with their vehicles because you'll seeyou have the lead car is trying to
jump around the limousine, which iswhen you watch the video, that's what's

(01:41:01):
happening. So at some point thelimousine zoomed past the lead car, but
then the lead car is attempting tomake a jump around the limousine once again.
Okay, So this I'm blown awaythat no one has ever figured out.
But what I'm gonna show you nextis so goddamn obvious to me.
And if i'm again, if I'mcrazy, please just tell me I'm crazy.

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So in the next shot, let'slet's go back here to Daily Plaza.
Look who's on the side of theSecret Service car. You got two
guys. You got John D.Jack Ready who is this guy in the
front, And you have Paul E. Landis who is this guy? They're
about the same height. They're aboutsix foot tall. Two fucking white guys.
Okay. These guys couldn't get anywhiter. They're translucent practically. These

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are the guys who were supposed tobe on the side of the Secret Service
car. Okay. But when youjump to this photo where you see that
the lead car is trying to jumparound the limousine, if you zoom in,
you'll find that John D. JackReady, not Hickey, is the
one in the back seat with theAR fifteen, okay. And then you
have another person on the side ofthe car, but you only have one

(01:42:08):
and this person here has a flattop. Okay, zoom out just a
little bit. It's clearer to seethat's John D. Jack Ready. He
even in his interviews later on hetalks about the AR fifteen. It wasn't
Hickey. So that's obvious live bythe government. But there's only one person
standing there, right, So PaulElandis hops in, John D. Jack

(01:42:28):
Reedy hops in, and so nowwe have another person on the outside of
the car. So what did theydo. They obviously picked up a passenger
at some point prior to this moment, because this guy here has a flattop
and you'll see he has glasses.And this is not the person who was
on the side of the car.It's not John D. Jack Ready and
it's not Paul Elandish. It's aguy with a flat top and he's got

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glasses. Okay, So if you'lllook at the back seat of look at
the limousine here. Okay, ifyou look at what this is the rim
of the upper edge of the windshieldof the limousine. Here, you have
a head hanging over the side.That's Clint Hill's head. He's already on
top of Jackie here. Okay,so that's Clint Hill's head hanging over the
side. But yet you seem tohave a person who is higher than the

(01:43:12):
rim of the upper edge of thewindshield, and they're definitely in front of
this of the limousine here because they'reholding something. Right, So we're as
a person wearing a black jacket anda black hat and their arm is going
out this direction and it's holding somethingat a forty five degree angle. It's
about this long. That looks likea fucking rifle to me. That looks
like a rifle to me, andthat's exactly what it is. So what

(01:43:35):
happens is sometime between pulling the triggerand taking off Kennedy's head, Jack Valente
either goes over the top of theknoll or somehow cuts through the like right
here. When you look at this, like the center posts, that's the
same amount they're open, right,So there's there's columns, so it's open
between the tunnel and the underpass.Okay, so at some point Jack Valenti

(01:44:00):
had to have gotten out of thefucking from the knoll or wherever he was
with the rifle and made it tothis point. Now, why do I
say it's Jack Valenti. Well,besides the fact that I already went over
all the stuff showing he didn't havea goddamn clue where he was. When
you zoom to the next photograph inthe series, what you find is there
is not one person on the sideof the car. There's two, and

(01:44:21):
that is unquestionably the man on theright with the flat top of the glasses
is David Morales, the legendary DavidMorales. And the person on the left
is the one and only Jack Valenti. And David Morales is only five ft
nine inches tall. Jack Valenti's fivefoot four two fucking short guys. That
is them on the side of thecar, which means that David Morales they

(01:44:43):
picked him up. The Secret Servicepicked him up at some point, and
then the limousine picks up Jack Valentiat some point where he's standing in the
back of the limbo with the fuckingrifle. And then the next photograph,
what I believe happens is you getthe white car, the lead car with
Curry and Decker and four soils,and these guys they pull around the limousine
because it gives the limousine an opportunityto slow down or stop, okay,

(01:45:06):
and it's at that moment that JackValentci hops out of the back seat of
the limousine, runs around to thefront of the Secret Service car and gets
on the side with David Morales.Now this makes perfect sense. And if
you'll see in the next photograph inthis series, you'll have the limousine jumping
around the lead car once again.This is as it's passing the Stemmens Freeway

(01:45:28):
at the next overpass right after thatone. So, but these are these
guys, John d Jack Reedy andPaul andis two of the whitest fucking guys
you're ever going to see. Andthen when you look at who's on the
side of the car that is nota white guy. That is David Morales.
I've looked at a thousand pictures ofhim. He's a dark skinned Hispanic
And that's Jack Valente. You know, I've looked at a million pictures of
Jack Valente. Clearly him. Andthen the greatest thing, and say,

(01:45:50):
when you look at what happens next. So you got Emory Roberts driving the
car right or Samuel Kinney driving thecar. May Roberts is squished up against
the passenger side. And here,if you look at this picture, there's
only two people in the front seat. Right, you got Emory Robertson,
whatever the the guy's name is.I always forget these two guys names.
I always get mixed up. Butthere's only two people in the front seat

(01:46:13):
from here. Now there's a thirdperson in the front seat, and landis
with the curve with a rounded haircut, is back on the outside of the
car, and Ready is still holdingthe goddamn a R fifteen in the back
of the car. Right, Butnow you got a third person. So
obviously what happens is David Morales dips. He obviously gets off the car as
they're doing the Shenanigans. He justfucking walks away, hops off, makes

(01:46:34):
perfect sense. And then Jack Valentihops in the front seat, and then
they head off to where they headoff to Parkland Hospital. Now what happens
at Parkland Hospital? Jack Valenti findshis way into the basement of Parkland Hospital,
where he is then fetched by CliffCarter, who's an associate closest associate
at the time of Lyndon Johnson.Right, So what happened in the basement

(01:46:59):
of Parkland Hospital? They found themagic bullet. So Valenti, who numerous
times puts himself in the basement aParkland Hospital immediately after arriving there and prior
to meeting with Johnson, which wasat about one o'clock. So yeah,
to me, the series of eventsis pretty goddamn clear. Jack Valenti shoots
the President from the grassy knoll orpossibly somewhere else in front of the President

(01:47:23):
and off to the right, possiblythe tunnel. He then makes his way
into the back of the President's limousinewhere he's picked up by Greer. Greer
was the driver of the limousine,so he gets picked up by Greer,
they do the leap frog. Valentithen hops out of the limousine and then
makes his way over to the secretService car right here where he's photographed in
the McIntyre photo and then the nextphotograph here Valenti is in the front seat

(01:47:45):
where he then puts himself at ParklandHospital and that's where the secret Service car
went to Parkland Hospital. So tome, the series of events from pulling
the trigger on Kennedy to where theirmagic bullet got planted. And remember the
magic bullet isn't the magic bullet,so there ninety nine which is the magic
bullet. The bullet and obviously neverhit a goddamn thing. That bullet was
swapped out by the FBI because theoriginal bullet that was found was a pointed

(01:48:09):
tip three h three round. Okay, it was fired from an end field
three h three. Shortly after thatbullet is recovered, an endfield three h
three rifle and ammunition is seized fromthe house of Buell Frasier, who was
allegedly the guy who gave Oswald aride to work that day. You see,
So they were setting Buell Frasier upas a second patsy using the endfield
three h three that Valenti used tokill the president, and then he planted

(01:48:32):
endfield three h three rounds at ParklandHospital in order to set up bull Frasier
as a second patsy. But thenthe FBI ended up swapping out the bullet
because they didn't need a second patsy. Everything went close enough to plan where
they did not need to resort tosetting up additional people, which they were
a coupled Gilberto Lopez another fair playfor a Cuban committee guy who was involved

(01:48:54):
in a whole bunch of things downin Mexico City and as well as in
New York. They were setting himup as a second PATSI because he up
fleeing from Texas into Mexico the dayof the assassination, but he had nothing
to do with it. Same thingwith Bull Frasier. They were setting up
additional patsies in case they needed them. And that is what I will share

(01:49:15):
and as far as that goes,but I'm open for questions or anything else.
Well, I have a question,why why does anybody work with any
of these people? Because they clearlythis is the same in movies. Right,
You'll have all the goons, andthe goons are like loyal to the
end, and they're just like throwingthemselves in front of bullets, and like
the good guys are like killing allthese goons and you're like, well,
what you've seen how many times they'lljust throw you under the fucking bus,

(01:49:36):
which clearly is what they did towhoever the other guy you just mentioned.
And then Oswald like, you're there'suntil you're not worth anything anymore and then
they're going to kill you or setyou up for something or both. Right,
Like, why does anybody trust thesepeople? I don't know, but
I don't think they understood the ramifications. Back then, you know, the
CIA was new and forty seven,so by sixty three you're only looking at

(01:49:58):
like sixteen years. Those people thatnever even heard of the CIA by then,
right, Like CIA didn't really nobodyever heard of the fucking thing to
Watergate, which was completely about Kennedy, you know, yeah, bugging the
Democratic headquarters. What a dumb coverstory. Why what do you think actually
happened? Guy named Hank Greenspun,who was man, I don't want to
get too much into hand green Spun, but Hank green Spun direct connect directly

(01:50:20):
connected to all the Jews involved throughIsrael and all the stuff with the smuggling
of the nuclear stuff and all theweapons smuggling. Hank Greenspun was the owner
of the Sun newspaper out of LasVegas, and actually one of his employees
was a guy named Jean Pierre Lafitte, who was one of the one of
two CIA operatives who used the handlername or a codename hje Win. They

(01:50:42):
were assassination recruiters. But anyway,Hank Greenspun sent a letter basically threatening to
out what happened in the assassination becausehe was pissed off over some political ship
and so he had offices in LasVegas and so, and he had an
associate in the Watergate hotel. Sowhen they busted into the Watergate, they

(01:51:03):
were really doing it where they buggingthe office probably, but they were also
there to steal documents connected to Hankgreen Spun and the letter he wrote threatening
to out everybody. So I guessthat letter exists. An associate of mine
has read it. Um nobody hasbeen able to provide me a copy.
I can't find a copy. Ifanybody can find a copy of the Hank

(01:51:23):
green Spun letter, I will fuckingkiss your ass for it. Please.
I need it bad too, soyou can get that. Actually, I
actually talked in person to m.Daniel Shean. You know Daniel Sheen,
the professor who he worked on Watergate, and he's got a whole course on
JFK and stuff. I met himat a conference and I showed him my

(01:51:45):
work and I actually asked him rightto his face about the Hank green Spun
letter. He has the Hank greenSpun letter, and he won't release it
to me for that matter, becausehe's a fucking shill. Shills what shill?
Okay, anybody out there talking Kennedyexact me as a show or there
at least not as intelligent or something, um, which is possible. There's

(01:52:09):
um so wait, I want totalk about your book too, so we
can't forget that. But I alsowant to know, like, is there
any meaningful difference between like the Moband the government, because it seems like
there's not. It seems like they'reliterally the same organization. Um once like
diagram with the overlap, you know, it's one of those deals. But

(01:52:30):
um yeah, like back in thefrom the mid forties through the early seventies,
like these the Massad, the CIA, and the Mafia, more organizations
of Coursican mob, you know,the fucking triads. Like there's other organizations,
right, but in as far asAmerica goes, like, you cannot
separate the CIA, the Mafia,and the Massad in the in the sixties,

(01:52:56):
you can't do it. They're allbasically because the mob's run by fucking
Jews. Everyone thinks the moms runby Italians. No, like, no,
those are the people who are likedoing the groundwork. Basically, those
are the guns. The Italians werethe grunts. But the reality is post
nineteen thirty one, the Mob wasrun by Mayer Lansky, and he was
a Jew, and by the nineteenforties he had a personal relationship with David
Ben Gurion and Menashing Began and allthese fucking guys Mickey Cohen to mobster out

(01:53:18):
in La. Manishing Began was hispersonal fucking rabbi and would come to La
to do money to raise money forthe fucking Israelis, right, like,
all these fucking arms and the money, all the ship for the Cubans.
You hear Kennedy, people talk aboutthe Antichaster Cubans. It's a fucking it's
a it's a front, right,So all that shit was going to the
Israelis. The Israelis are behind everything, every goddamn thing, Like if it

(01:53:42):
fucking rains, it's because they gota rain machine. Okay, I swear
they are behind every horrific act onthe planet for the last hundred plus fucking
years. And people are like,oh, well it is Israel has only
been around since the fucking forties.Well yeah, but the same people who
founded Israel have been committing terrorist attackssince the late eighteen fucking hundreds and trading
government since the late eighteen hundreds.So yeah, so this is Israel's got

(01:54:04):
to go. This is why peoplealso have to go watch the previous episode
that you came on and did whatBodies Don't Burn and other facts, because
you go into a lot more ofthat, which I think is fascinating and
really important for people to know.It'd be fun to do a whole show
just on that, like really justlike mapping it out for people, showing
them visuals, just to like makeit even work clear. But why this

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is maybe the most obvious, butI don't know if it's maybe answered well
enough in most people's minds, Likewhy Kennedy? Why did they need to
assassinate him so much? A lotof people think there's this like magical ritual
thing and you can't really look awayfrom that part of it because it does
it's it can't be accidental all ofthose different aspects. But that also pins
it back on the same group ofpeople that you're referring to as they love

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their magical rituals. Right, Butwhy why Kennedy? Well, because Kennedy
number one, his number one prioritywas the nuclear depliferation. You want to
get rid of nukes around the world. Israel's number one prior was to get
a fucking NW Like, come on, like, you haven't you know an
immovable object and an unstoppable force here. If it wasn't Kennedy, Israel wouldn't

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be here today. Because Kennedy knewabout Sanborn, he knew about fucking New
MEC. He knew that they werestealing uranium from US to fucking using their
nuclear reactor. He knew everything,and he was like, fuck these people,
they're pieces of garbage. All theyever do is lie. And so
he was going to make sure theydidn't ever get the bomb, and he
was going to cut all a toIsrael. And they couldn't have that because
Israel is a fucking two bit,second rate, fucking parasite of a nation

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who would never be able to standon their own two feet without us the
split second that they lose American support, financial and or otherwise. The goddamn
they're they're they're just gonna get pouncedon by their fucking neighbors, like the
fucking the Arabs hate him, right, because they're a bunch of fake fucking
Jews, right. The Israelites wereblack. The original Jews were black.

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Okay, there wasn't a white fuckingJew on planet Earth. So seven forty
a d Okay, they're just intothe Kazarians, right, And when you
look at the fucking official history timeline, it totally matches up with exactly what
happened in the twelve hundreds of theRussians driving the Kazarians into Europe. I
mean, there's no connection between theany Jew on the planet and Israel.
There's no connection between fucking Judaism andthe Hebrew Israelites and modern day white people

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at all. If you're fucking white, you're ninety nine to send into Europeans.
Okay. So yeah, I'm goingoff on a tangent, sorry by
It's true though, and it's goodbecause again, I don't think most people
have heard about it, and alot of people's brains just shut off because
they've been told like you can't evenmention that Jews even exists. You can't
say Jewish or Kazari, know anything, because just just thinking about it makes

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you an anti semi somehow. We'resure of that much. But do you
have and did you ever have?If not? Now the conspiracy wall where
you got to like smoke cigarettes andlike point at things, and there was
like red yarn, because I feellike the pieces you put together are like
a massive amount of interconnecting information.So I just I like to imagine it
at least was it ever? Okay, that's good. We all need that

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picture in our head. And Ialso am wondering, you know, since
you look so deeply into this andyou've seen just how corrupt and how garbage
everything is, and how this waspulled off, and how simply and easily
it could have been seen and puttogether, and you know, maybe some
other things like letting some evil personround Hollywood for all this time. I

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don't know if that could have beenstopped, but you know, all of
that was ignored on purpose. Isthere any way to keep this from happening
again? Is there any way tomake it known just how dark this rabbit
hole is? That's the one questionI can't answer. I don't know.
I don't even know anymore. Idon't either. I know that the book
is going to help at least dothat somewhat, though, and I'm really

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excited about it. I know Ihaven't read any of it. For some
reason. You've let Charlie read someof it. Charlie Robinson, our other
co hosts on Day zero, andhe loves it, so I'm excited about
it. How far are you?When is it coming out? What's the
deal with the book? Well,it just keeps getting longer as I keep
writing it. I keep thinking,oh, yeah, I should include that,
and then I I got to adda chapter for that, and it's

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like, you know, at onepoint I always said I would be like,
I'm like two thirds done, butI'm probably closer to half done.
But I got probably through over threehundred pages already, So it's amazing it's
coming along. I know there's somuch more in it than we could have
touched on today in this yeah firstation, even just based on the slides you
had, but it's very little thatwe went into, in fact, and

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there's so much more that people couldgo into. And I know you also
have so many other things you dobesides the JFK, even though the JFK
work is your primary work right nowat the moment, and this book is
the big thing that you're working on. But tell people what else you have
going on and where to find you. Oh so I managed the Forbidden Knowledge
Network, which is we have aboutseven or eight shows now and you can

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go to Forbidden Knowledge Dot News andyou can go listen to all that stuff.
But I do Day zero. Ido a show with X four twenty.
We do pop culture reviews. That'sthat's pretty fun. Um. But
Corey hues dot org is where youcan find all my stuff, and uh,
it's about it understanding anymore. No, I I do it, but

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it's only been like like once amonth. I've just been so just I've
just been doing so many other things. It's been hard for me to focus
on that. And it's not goinganywhere. Um uh so, but uh,
anybody who wants to learn more aboutKennedy or you know, interact with
me. I have a private JFKTelegram channel. Um and any donation over

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five bucks through buy me a Coffee? Do you go to buy me a
coffee? Dot com slash forbidden?Any donation over five bucks gets you access
to a couple. Actually, Ihave a lot of stuff posted there.
I have all kinds of links tomy research. Um and uh the telegram
link that gets you into our privategroup. It's only about fifteen of us,
but we have a great time inthere, some really awesome people sharing

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some great information. That's pretty cool. It's actually better to have I feel
like less people a lot of highercaliber than it is to have like a
massive amount of people at sort ofthe lowest level. It allows you to
actually learn something, reflect and likeshare some cool stuff. So I think
that's actually nice. I mean,you know, it's going to get bigger,
so whatever. But for that timewhere things get to be like that,
I feel like it's golden. Yeah, it's nice. It is.

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Well, that's awesome. Corey Hughesa dot Org. The link is below
you wherever you are watching or listening, the book is coming. I'm sure
we can have you back again,hopefully around that the launch date and maybe
review some of this and see howit all ties together again. But you
know, what are your final thoughtsthat you want to leave people with as
an overall cherry on top of therocky road. You know, Sunday that

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we just created. Kennedy is likethe center of the universe, and I
find it difficult to understand the stateof the world today without understanding Kennedy,
And so I just have to assumethere's a lot of people out there no
idea what's going on in the worldtoday, and you really it doesn't even
start with Kennedy. You know,you could go go back hundreds of years
to start. Really, the studyof Kennedy starts in late eighteen hundreds,

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doesn't even start. It starts beforehe was even born. You know.
So when people try to study anything, don't be limited to that thing,
right, Like you have to.You have to have context. Like anybody
who's going to study any single aspectof history has to understand the encompassing errors.
You know, you gotta understand alot. So don't limit yourself too

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if you're interested in the subject tojust studying that subject. Very good point
and well said, and fellow travelersof the path. It is a beautiful
thing. And this has been youranalog, electric, concentric dose of wisdom,
according to the rebel historian Corey Hughes, Corey, thank you so much
for sharing with us tonight. It'sbeen awesome the problem. Thank you.
Yeah, you're a rock star.Everybody loves it. By the way,
everybody's like, holy shit, hasthis guy? I'm like, how do

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you remember all of that? You'vegot a mind like a steel trap.
So it's it's very cool that weget to just like gleam off of that
and gain all of that from you. Thank you for distilling it for us.
Awesome. Well, you think youknow a thing because you spend time
with it and looked at it fully, and until you see how much you
missed the first time you looked,So you look again and it surprises you,

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just come into detail and nuance washidden beneath even the full view you
gave it, until you walk awaysatisfied that you've truly done your due diligence
this time, And then something popsout that you never noticed before, or
drawing you back in yet again toreview the entire thing, and you find
even more you never noticed. Wedo best when we remember how many times
this has been true for us andbegin to apply it to literally everything we

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ever encounter, experience, or diveinto, as there will always be more
to know, more to see,more to learn, and we will always
do best to continue to come withnew eyes to literally review as often as
it pops into our mental sphere,and until your eyes constantly see the world
anew in every moment. Travel well, aim for balance, and always look

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inside the first