The Kennedy Assassination Fiasco

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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2011/11/22/revisiting_the_kennedy_assassination_frank_rich_and_the_paranoid_style_112154.html


Revisiting the Kennedy Assassination: Frank Rich and the Paranoid Style
By James Piereson
It has now been 48 years since President John F. Kennedy was cut down on the streets of Dallas by rifle shots fired by Lee Harvey Oswald,

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MY TAKE

It is beautifully written about the logic surrounding Kennedy’s assignation. And of course, would any investigation focus on anything but logic? That would be absurd; logic rules. Now for the other side: If the assassination was a professional conspiracy, would it appear anything but logic?

We all have heard of ghost stories, about Lincoln patrolling the halls of the white house. I have never seen ghosts, but the bible tells us that spirits do come from the dead at times.

About fifteen years after JFK’s episode, I was with a group of non-ignorant people lead by spiritualists. As we meditated, one person said to have seen the face of John Kennedy. Then the following was said by the person leading the meditation. She was not involved with money in areas dealing with spiritualism.

Mrs. Andrews words: “Soon after the assassination, we were in a regular meeting were spirits gave messages (typical in spiritualism religion), and one came crying saying, ‘I did not do it’. After came another stating that he and Oswald were friends, and he had not killed him, the second identified himself as JFK.

The mediums asked, who did it then? “They did it (CIA), because I backed off from the Bay of Pigs and a lot of anti-Castro people died. It was done from the inside.”

Though, I do not practice spiritualism, neither was ever a member, I do believe Mrs. Andrews’ words. For, it profited her nothing to say anything like that. And she was very serious about facts.

On the other hand, if we get news-clips about people who have spoken about the investigation, and had facts that could challenge the final opinion; we can also learn what mysteriously has happened to them; then we tend to say that what Mrs. Andrews stated is real.