A year ago, I posted a “discussion” about the attacks of 9/11 between Jesse Ventura and Piers Morgan. To this day it remains one of the most popular posts I have ever published, with 128 comments. I’m sure Piers’ staff was well aware of the buzz that episode created, and so earlier this week Jesse was invited back on to discuss his book: They Killed Our President: 63 Reasons to Believe There Was a Conspiracy to Assassinate JFK.
It was as entertaining as you might expect, as he calls for an American revolt and implores everyone in the audience to no longer vote for Republicans or Democrats. He describes arguments between the two phony parties as “gang warfare.” Enjoy!
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Jesse is the MAN. He stands for the Truth. I hope he runs for President.
And I pray that God will always protect him.
There are countless books that have been written on JFK’s assassination and many are quite good, but the best I’ve read is the recent book by James K. Douglas “JFK and the Unspeakable”. The book is well researched with thousands of footnotes to back up its assertions.
For those who are unaware, the modern usage of “conspiracy theorist” AS A PEJORATIVE in the mainstream, corporate press dates from a declassified 1967 CIA memo that suggested that this would be one way of marginalizing Warren Commission dissenters. Mark Crispin Miller studied the use of this phrase before and after the release of this memo and after its release the use of the demeaning “conspiracy theorist” took off.
If one thinks about it the phrase is ridiculous on its face. Pick up any paper and “conspiracy to commit…” is a common charge. Yet we’re led to believe that the richest, most powerful people would never do such a thing?
Kennedy was murdered by the military-industrial-security complex otherwise known as the ‘Deep State’. These are the only people who could cover it up and continue to do so.