The Kennedy Assanation

Submitted by Ameer L. Hassan (United States), Jan 18, 2014 at 00:46

What most people don't know is that Lee Harvey Oswald was guided into [Cuban] Communism by FBI Special Agt. Guy Bannister before taking a trip to the old Soviet Union. Bannister worked CI.

A group of Anti-Castro Cubans trained at Camp Perry, Virginia in 1961. Sabotage and Political Assasination.

Vietnam began as a CIA covert operation that had the corporate interests of Gulf, Exxon, and Coca Cola at issue along with Michelin on the French side as Vietnam had any many rubber plantations. The "Domino Theory" threatened these interests. Ngo Dinh Diem, President of the Republic of Vietnam, was assasinated 20 days prior to Pres. Kennedy, which suggests that the two leaders had plans to end U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia.

On 22 November, 1963 Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas. The film shows that his head snapped backward. Anybody who knows anything about ballistics knows damned well that if you're shot from the back [Oswald's position] the head doesn't snap back. This suggests that Kennedy was shot from the front, possibly by one of the Camp Perry Cubans. ( I discount the Mob even though it had been an OSS/CIA asset since 1943 when Lucky Luciano helped the Army enter Sicily from Africa during World War II.) And then there was the so-called "Magic Bullet" that allegedly went through Kennedy and the governor of Texas. Again, anyone who knows anything about ballistics knows that such a bullet is an utter sham.

What we saw on 22 November, 1963 was a Coup De Tat and the U.S. Government INSULTED THE COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. Moreover, everyone close to the Operation [Kennedy's Assassination] was killed soon after.

This was the work of CIA.

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