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June 20, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

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Who Killed JFK: The Biggest Coverup In American History With Cory Hughes

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	Thank you.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to Fresh Day Podcast, man.
	Today we're going to be talking about the assassination of John F. Kenny on November 22, 1963.
	We've got a lot to talk about.
	I'm really excited for this one.
	Let's get into it!
	Let's go!
	that we're talking about this because Trump literally We're going to talk about that in detail.
	He is the author of the book, Warning from History.
	Corey Hughes has been researching this for a while.
	I'm going to have him introduce himself to you guys.
	I'm really excited to have him on the pod.
	Let's go ahead.
	Corey, are you there?
	Yes.
	Hey, what's up, man?
	I know who you are.
	Obviously, author, you've talked about this, probably one of the best, if not the best candidate researcher in the world.
	You have extensive knowledge on this, but you know what, I'll just turn it to you.
	Can you introduce yourself to the people and tell them about how long you've been doing this, how you did this, what motivated you to do it, etc.?
	Sure.
	My name is Corey Hughes.
	I'm a former police officer turned historian.
	I began my research career back in 2014, 2015, and by July of 2018, I started Kennedy Research full-time for the most part.
	That's pretty much it.
	I do a podcast, a daily podcast on Kennedy called Corey Hughes Bloody History.
	And I have a substack called bloodyhistory.substack.com where I address a lot of the issues of World War II. So history has really become my life over the last 10 years or so.
	And that has brought me right here.
	Yeah.
	So, you're like an encyclopedia.
	And I want to warn the audience, guys, what we're going to get into is extremely complex.
	You're going to hear some things that you've never heard before.
	But we do have a presentation that we're going to be sharing with you guys.
	The things that we're going to be talking about, this is beyond the, you know, because a lot of people say, oh, conspiracy theory, etc., No, we have facts and we have documents to prove what we're talking about, declassified documents, etc.
	And here's his book, by the way, A Warning from History, where he goes into excruciating detail as to who was involved and why Kenny was killed.
	And I've noticed that a lot of people cover different aspects of this, whether it's the official narrative or it's the executive order 111, whatever they would say.
	There's a multitude of different reasons why this went down.
	And I would say that this is probably the most famous and the biggest assassination in American history.
	If Kennedy wasn't killed on that day, we would be living in a significantly different world.
	So I think it's very important to understand the history and understand what went down here.
	Real quick, Corey, so I guess what we're thinking about going first is we'll go over the official narrative.
	For those that might not understand this, we're going to go over the official narrative that was given to us off of the Warren Commission.
	And if you can explain to the audience what the Warren Commission is and what the official narrative is in general.
	Sure.
	So the Warren Commission, after Kennedy was killed, the Congress was going to conduct an investigation.
	But if Congress would have conducted an investigation, it would have been broad-reaching, and they would have had subpoena power, and it would have uncovered a lot of facts that they really wanted to keep under wraps.
	So Lyndon Johnson basically hijacked the investigative process And assigned Justice Warren, who was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, to head up this investigation.
	And the investigation was really nothing more than a cover-up.
	Going back to the Bay of Pigs, which was a somewhat invasion of Cuba.
	There was a lot of tension between Alan Dulles, who was the head of the CIA for the most part, and John F. Kennedy, and Kennedy fired Dulles.
	Lyndon Johnson thought that he would be the best person to head up this investigation, which should give you a lot of insight into the direction they wanted to take it in the first place.
	So ultimately, the Warren Commission is what gives us the official story.
	And the official story is that a man named Lee Harvey Oswald, who was 24 years of age at the time, was a man who had defected to the Soviet Union, was disgruntled with the American way of life, and because of his angst, decided on November 22, 1963, to shoot John F. Kennedy from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository in downtown Dallas.
	That is the gist of the official story.
	And it sounds and makes a lot of sense if you just leave it there.
	If I can add, I was going to say, and then also, guys, understand that they're saying that he was a lone shooter and he only fired three shots from a Kharkov rifle?
	Right, so it's a Mandler Carcano.
	So it's an Italian rifle, and it's really, the model was from 1945.
	It was really junk.
	But that's kind of irrelevant, because as you'll see, the rifle itself ends up being nothing more than a prop, just like many of the pieces of evidence that were used to convict Oswald in the mind of the public.
	Okay.
	Sorry, go ahead and continue on.
	Anything else you want to add?
	Well, yes.
	As we'll see as we go through this, the official story was meant to not only deflect attention away from the people who were really behind it, but really meant to cover up some of the other things that were going on in the era.
	Some of the relationships that the CIA had been forming and some of the activities that the CIA had been engaged with.
	So the Warren Commission really solved a lot of problems for The CIA in particular, who were able to then classify a lot of documents that really had nothing to do with Kennedy under the Kennedy umbrella and thus hide them forever.
	Yeah, and I think the, and obviously Trump talked about this today.
	What are your thoughts on Trump talking about, literally, I think the news broke this morning, how he said if he's re-elected, one of the first things he's going to do is declassify a portion of documents.
	I don't know if that means he's going to declassify the rest of them, or if he's going to declassify another big portion like he did back in, I want to say, like 2017 or 2018.
	What are your thoughts on that?
	Well, I've looked at the list of what they're withholding, and honestly, I don't think most of it is relevant to anything.
	You're definitely not going to find me smoking guns.
	There is no document that says this person pulled a trigger.
	What I think you're going to find in the documents is you're going to find that certain relationships existed between people who should not have had relationships with each other.
	I think that's what you're going to find, because the study of the assassination is the study of relationships, really.
	You can look at all of the evidence in the world, and there's a way to have a spin on all of it.
	But the thing that you really can't deny is when people know each other and engage in activities with each other who shouldn't know each other, like people who work for the CIA and people with the mafia.
	Those are two groups who shouldn't have any interaction with each other, but they do, especially in 1963.
	And that can be very embarrassing for the federal government.
	So I think a lot of the documents that they're withholding really just highlight relationships that shouldn't have existed at the time.
	Gotcha.
	Other than that, there are going to be a couple files, particularly there's one file that I'm excited for, hopefully if we ever get it, on a guy named David Morales.
	David Morales is a very well-known CIA spook who basically was known within the agency for being willing to pick up any task that other people were too nauseated by.
	He would do pretty much anything, and he gained quite a reputation from that.
	And I'm anxious to see his file.
	His file in its entirety is on the top of the list of files that are being withheld, so I don't think we'll ever actually get it.
	Okay, so I have a question for you here.
	According to the official narrative, why did Oswald kill JFK, according to the official narrative?
	Allegedly.
	Honestly, I can't tell you.
	I don't know.
	They don't know.
	The story doesn't make sense.
	Everyone in the country who hated Kennedy were ultra right-wingers.
	And when you really get into the weeds on some of these players in the background, you'll find that in the late 50s and the early 60s, there was a...
	There's a huge contingent of ultra-right-wing, borderline Nazi types in the country who actively talked about killing Kennedy.
	But Lee Harvey Oswald is allegedly a communist.
	And so the reason that the right-wingers hated Kennedy because he was soft on communism, or so they thought.
	They thought he was a lefty, right?
	And so it doesn't really make any sense that Oswald would want to kill Kennedy.
	And there's never been an explanation put forth That would give any credence to Lee Harvey Oswald pulling the trigger.
	I'm really glad you mentioned that.
	It's a fantastic point because for the people out there, right, according to the official narrative, Oswald was a spy.
	He was in the Marine Corps and then he defected and went to Russia and lived there for a few years and brought back a Russian woman and he was a spy and he betrayed his country.
	But...
	Kennedy was in the process of trying to make peace with Cuba and with Russia, etc., and these communists.
	And you're right, the right wing absolutely hated him for it.
	So it wouldn't make sense how someone who is a communist, or he would call himself a Marxist is what he'd like to use.
	A Marxist-Leninist, right.
	He didn't like the term communist.
	You could tell he was using words he didn't understand.
	Exactly.
	I remember they had him on an interview in New Orleans or something.
	He was in a debate, and they said, hey, you're a communist.
	He said, no, I'm a Marxist-Leninist.
	But regardless of what he wants to describe himself as, it would be counterproductive for him to kill a U.S. president that actually wanted to make peace with the very people that he aligned himself with.
	So that's a good point that you mentioned that.
	So the official narrative, you guys can already see that there's holes in it.
	Obviously, they have the magic bullet theory as well.
	Do you want to cover that real quick in the official narrative?
	Sure.
	So, the magic bullet theory.
	In order to make the assassination work with Lee Harvey Oswald as the lone assassin, meaning he did it by himself without anyone else helping him, allegedly there were three bullets that were fired from the sixth floor window.
	The first one allegedly hits Kennedy in the back, then goes through Connelly, enters Connelly's right wrist and then his left leg.
	It caused seven or eight injuries to two men.
	And then the bullet turns up on a stretcher at Parkland Hospital, completely unscathed.
	In your presentation, by chance, of the bullet trajectory from the thing from the official narrative?
	If not, I could pull one up.
	No, I don't have that, but it is a straight line from, if you look at where the 6-4 window was, and you look at where the shot from the curb was, you can tell that the shot would not have come from there, because if Lee Harvey Oswald was shooting at a car, where the shot hit the curb, the second, the one that missed, he would have had to have grossly...
	Put the rifle in a different direction.
	It's not plausible.
	Ultimately, I believe the shots from the rear came from the Daltex building, but we'll get to that later on.
	But the magic bullet theory is very complex, and when you get into the nitty-gritty on it, what you'll find is that the FBI switched the bullet.
	The original bullet that was located that day was not the bullet that they say they found.
	The original bullet was a pointed tip.303 round, most likely fired from an Enfield.303.
	But somewhere in the months after the assassination, the bullet magically transforms into a 6.5 Carcano round.
	And there's plenty of documentation on that.
	And the other interesting thing is that one bullet caused seven wounds.
	Correct.
	Which I think people really need to, like, kind of take that in a bit.
	Like, seven wounds with one bullet is a little weird.
	Now, I know the official narrative people, right, they get mad and they say, oh, well, you conspiracy theorists try to disprove the magic bully theory, blah, blah, blah, because what they allege is, so if I'm Kennedy, right, I'm sitting in the, do we have the picture up by chance?
	No, no.
	Okay, we're going to pull it up here.
	So just for the audience so they understand this, right?
	So Kennedy was sitting behind the governor of Texas, Connolly, right?
	And the way Kennedy was situated, if you guys could put me on camera one real fast.
	Matter of fact, you know what?
	Fuck it, we'll do a demonstration here in the studio so that people understand this.
	Gary, can you do me a huge salad, bro?
	Can you take that chair and sit it right here?
	We're going to show you guys literally what it looked like, right?
	So, because I really want the people to understand this.
	So he's going to be Connolly, I'm going to be John F. Kennedy, right?
	So...
	Take a seat right here.
	So this is what they allege, right?
	So I'm Kenny.
	I'm sitting in the back.
	The bullet comes from back over here.
	And in the official narrative, they said that originally they said it was a magic bullet, if I'm not mistaken.
	And the bullet went this way and then did an S-curve and then went into the governor.
	Correct?
	Like this photo that I have here.
	But what a lot of historians have said is that Kennedy wasn't actually directly behind the governor.
	He was to the side, like this.
	Because you can see his arm hanging over the limousine.
	If we could pull that picture up real quick in the motorcade.
	No, not this one.
	The other one where...
	The other one.
	Right?
	So they're saying that Kennedy was actually off to the side and behind him like this, which is why you can see his arm is over the side, and then the governor's hand is like this.
	So he was pushed this way, and then they said, okay, if you put it this way, then it actually makes sense.
	And I know the car right now, if I'm not mistaken, is a limousine.
	It's out in a museum in Detroit.
	Corey, correct me if I'm wrong.
	So they said now the bullet theory works because it went from Kennedy's back...
	Through his throat, allegedly.
	Again, guys, we're going over the official narrative.
	We're gonna talk about the real shit soon.
	Through his throat, into the governor's back like this, through his chest, and then it hits his wrist, right?
	And then it goes into his left thigh.
	Right?
	That's the official thing.
	So first people thought it was crazy because Kenny was sitting behind him.
	It's like, how the hell is it going to go from here and then make an S-curve and then go into him?
	They're saying, no, he actually sat this way.
	So it went in and then it would make sense more with the trajectory to go through his back and then hit his wrist while simultaneously hitting the knee.
	So...
	If that had actually happened and he was shot in the back...
	And it happened the way that we were told.
	I believe that he would have buckled over forward.
	The idea that it came out of his throat and then was able to go into Governor Conley, to me, is quite ridiculous.
	And as we shall see, that first shot where Kennedy is struck in the throat came from the grassy knoll.
	Yeah.
	So, Chad, does that make sense, what I just demonstrated?
	That's from the official narrative, what they said.
	At first, they were saying he was directly behind him.
	Then they said, no, actually, he's tilted to the side.
	Because I think it was, what, the Grodin photo, if I'm not mistaken, Corey?
	That they originally had...
	Well, originally they were using the Zapruder film as timestamps.
	And I don't like to use the Zapruder film for reference for anything because it's clearly been tampered with.
	So we really can't say for sure.
	But initially, if you look at the film, it appears as though there's a gap of about a second and a half between when John Connelly is hit and when Kennedy is hit.
	So Kennedy is hit and then John Connelly starts to turn around, which he wouldn't be able to do if he was hit.
	And as he's turning around to look back, he looks back, starts to look forward, and then he's struck.
	And so another point of contention is that the entire time he held on to his big Stetson hat with his right hand.
	And if he had been struck in the right wrist at the time when they said they would, he wouldn't have been able to hold on to that hat throughout the Zapruder film, as is indicated there.
	But like I said, the Zapruder film is definitely tampered with.
	But either way, the story doesn't make sense.
	Anyone who's ever had any experience firing a rifle knows that even if you're shooting into cotton wadding, you're going to get some major damage to a bullet.
	It's going to be all kinds of distorted.
	You're not going to get a pristine bullet, which is what they ended up with.
	Okay.
	At Parkland Hospital.
	So, Chad, does that make sense, by the way, guys, how I demonstrated?
	Give me ones in the chat that made sense, how I showed you guys, like, the official narratives, you know, take on how the bullet went through in the trajectory.
	That's what they officially say.
	Kennedy was off to the side, bullet went through him.
	That one bullet caused seven different wounds between Kennedy and the governor.
	So, again, I'm not saying that's what happened, but that's the official narrative.
	Does that make sense?
	That's why I had to kind of illustrate it for you guys physically, because it's very difficult to explain just speaking.
	Okay.
	Go ahead.
	And then the second shot is it misses entirely, right?
	So it hits the curb and a piece of the concrete flies up and hits a bystander, a guy who's standing underneath the overpass named James Tagg.
	So what the government had to do was they had to, and then the third shot obviously takes off Kennedy's head.
	So they needed to account for all injuries using two bullets.
	That's how they came up with the magic bullet, because it was clear the final headshot was a single bullet that hit his head and nothing else.
	And so they had no choice but to attribute all the wounds on Kennedy to a single bullet.
	And that's why the story came about in the first place.
	If you look at the, and I know you don't like to use this in Bruder film, but when he gets hit, it goes back and to the left, right?
	So it's like, wouldn't that be indicative of being shot from the front versus being the back, even though the official narrative says all the shots came from the back?
	Yes.
	That's exactly how everyone interpreted it.
	The first time the Zapruder film was actually seen was at the trial of Clay Shaw, and then it was again seen on Geraldo's show in the 70s.
	And the entire country knew that.
	That there was a shooter on the knoll as soon as they saw that.
	Can you tell real quick, because I think it's important that we mention this, who is Clay Shaw and who is Jim Garrison real fast?
	Because that covers the other portion, because we've got the Warren Commission, and then we have the Jim Garrison investigation.
	Right.
	So...
	In 1967, Jim Garrison, who is the District Attorney of New Orleans, he realizes that after reading the Warren Commission report that there's much more to the story, and that since Lee Oswald and all of these guys, Clay Shaw, who will end up being arrested and the only person ever put on trial for conspiring to kill John Kennedy, all of these guys, he already knew who they were, and so he took it upon himself to launch an investigation.
	Now, he keeps it under wraps for quite some time, but eventually the feds figure out what he's doing and they go out of their way to sabotage his investigation.
	And I would say, historically speaking, I have read all the Garrison files.
	There's a couple thousand pages.
	There should be a couple hundred thousand pages.
	I believe that somewhere around 80 to 90 percent of Jim Garrison's files have been destroyed.
	And so there was a clear effort to squash his investigation and for very good reason, because his conclusions clearly draw distinction from the Warren Commission and show that the Warren Commission was a cover up from the start.
	Okay.
	And can you tell the audience real quick who Clay Shaw is?
	Yes.
	So, Clay Shaw, fascinating individual.
	Clay Shaw ultimately is a CIA agent.
	He worked under General Charles Thrasher during World War II in the OSS, the Office of Strategic Services, which was the predecessor agency to the CIA, right?
	It was the CIA before the CIA. And this is Jim Garrison right here, guys.
	A photo of him, just so you guys see.
	And then we'll pull up a picture of Clay Shaw.
	Jim Garrison, he was the district attorney out in New Orleans.
	He was the only prosecutor, like Corey said, to bring a criminal case against anyone involved in the JFK murder.
	His efforts were famously documented in the movie JFK by Oliver Stone, which we're going to talk about why that movie got a lot of things wrong.
	However, it at least opened the door for people to see that There's a high likelihood Oswald wasn't the only shooter, and he went after a guy named Clay Shaw after he failed to go after someone named David Ferry, which we're going to talk about him as well.
	Can we just pull up Clay real fast, Bills?
	And again, guys, we're going over the official narrative first, and we're going to go over the other stuff, because I want you guys to really understand what they said happened, and then we're going to go over the other stuff so it makes more sense.
	Sorry, Corey, you were speaking about Clay Shaw.
	Yeah, so Clay Shaw...
	After World War II, he engages in international trade, particularly dealing with Latin America, and he is a flaming homosexual.
	Yeah.
	That is relevant because all of these guys down in New Orleans who are connected to the assassination were recruited by the CIA, most likely because they were homosexuals, because back then they believed that homosexuals were much more easy to recruit and manipulate and ultimately blackmail if they needed to.
	Yeah.
	That's why they recruited so many of these guys in the first place.
	And this all becomes relevant because of some of the parties that go on in New Orleans that Oswald is allegedly seen at.
	But Clay Shaw ultimately is a...
	He is a CIA agent.
	He is working with international spooks from the Mossad, from France, from the Corsican Mafia, from the U.S. Mafia.
	I mean, he's really in bed with...
	A different cut of people.
	All through his intelligence connections.
	And at the time of the assassination, he is the head of what's called the International Trademark.
	An international trademark in New Orleans at a sister organization in Dallas where Kennedy was actually going to speak.
	He was on his way to the trademark in Dallas when he was assassinated.
	And that building and organization that ran that was the same organization that ran the trademark in New Orleans.
	And that is this kind of conglomerate of Mossad and CIA agents.
	So the intelligence connections to New Orleans ran really deep.
	And when you start to get into our cast of characters, as I like to call them, and the handlers behind them, what you'll find is that they picked a slew of guys for this assassination who were, for the most part, already involved in Latin already involved in Latin American affairs, involved in the Bay of Pigs, involved in other mercenary-type activities.
	And so that's why New Orleans is so important, because many of the guys who they recruited for the assassination had already been long-term CIA who had been doing other operations, and they just kind of repurposed them because they had them available.
	Now, I guess if we're going to talk about Jim Garrison, Clay Shaw, we have to mention David Ferry.
	Yes.
	Can you please explain to the audience who David Ferry is and how he also ties into this?
	And we're going to talk a lot more about David Ferry when we go over what really went down, guys.
	But again, we're still covering the official narrative and the movie in general, which kind of loosely touches with the official narrative.
	But can you explain who he is?
	Can we pull up a photo of him real quick, two bills, for the audience?
	So David Ferry is...
	Probably the single most important person in the assassination, at least in as far as Jim Garrison's investigation went.
	He was a...
	See, when you look at his background, he was a former priest who had been defrocked because he was gay and having...
	He was a pedo.
	So they kicked him out.
	And that kind of haunted him for life.
	One thing about David Ferry is that he was a pilot, and he was used by the CIA... Very frequently for trips to Cuba and Venezuela and South America.
	David Ferry also happened to work for Carlos Marcelo, who Carlos Marcelo was the mob boss of New Orleans, one of those top three mob bosses in the country.
	And so David Ferry was deeply connected with the CIA, the mafia, and you'll find other interests that he was connected to through his relationship with Clay Shaw.
	But of course, the official story denies that Clay Shaw and David Ferry ever knew each other.
	And they have to maintain that myth in order to maintain plausible deniability.
	And I got to take a moment and address something.
	Plausible deniability is the single most important concept that you can grasp when it comes to the Kennedy assassination.
	Every story you've been told by the government about what happened with Kennedy is simply nothing more than a story to allow the Central Intelligence Agency to maintain plausible deniability.
	And plausible deniability is basically a reasonably believable story that would give you an alibi or an excuse or a reason why you weren't involved in something, right?
	Oh, I couldn't have done it because I was doing this over here.
	It wasn't my name on that document.
	It was this guy's name, even though that's just an alias, right?
	So plausible deniability was a way for the government to deny that they were involved in a specific action.
	And that is basically why all the lies have been created in the first place and why the setup of Oswald will happen.
	And it is all about plausible deniability.
	And so another concept you really need to grasp in regards to the lies that we've been told about the assassination, you have to understand the concept of psychological warfare.
	Every time the government lies to you, they're committing an act of psychological warfare against you.
	And that is basically a way for them to manipulate large-scale populations to get a particular outcome or to get people to believe a certain thing, to go along with certain behaviors, right?
	And so those two concepts are extremely important in understanding.
	Once we transition from official story, which is pretty easy to grasp, to The real story, you will see the plausible deniability fall away.
	So, sorry about that.
	I had to clarify that.
	No, no, no, no.
	That's extremely important because it's setting the stage for everything else to make sense.
	And just so you guys are wondering, we are going to switch to Rumble here pretty soon once we get into what the hell really happened.
	Obviously, and I'll summarize real fast, the official...
	The other thing, too, real fast, because a lot of people say this, we might as well debunk it.
	A lot of people say Lyndon B. Johnson was behind Kennedy being killed.
	Can you give us your take on that real quick?
	And for those that are wondering, Lyndon B. Johnson was the vice president at the time.
	He was sworn in on November 22, 1963, a few hours, actually, after Kennedy was killed.
	Not even a few, maybe, like, literally right there.
	I know they brought a judge in.
	They swore him in on Air Force One.
	Jackie Kennedy is there right next to him with her blood-stained outfit, still.
	Obviously still grieving from her husband.
	You're correct.
	Being killed in front of her?
	Correct.
	And what's correct?
	Correct.
	It was a few hours after.
	Yeah, a few hours.
	Okay.
	And a lot of people try to say, oh, Lyndon B. Johnson was involved in him being killed.
	What's your take on that?
	So, my take on that is that Johnson was not in the know.
	The primary reason is because I understand who Lyndon Johnson was.
	I know he never won a fair election.
	He basically was a puppet the entire time, his entire political career.
	Despite the many books that were written about him and his, you know, sharp decision-making prowess, that guy was a puppet.
	He never did a thing that he wasn't told to do, and so I don't believe that at all.
	And one of the biggest incidents that occurred, for me at least, after the assassination on Air Force One before he was sworn in, you have General Godfrey McHugh, who is Kennedy's military advisor.
	He's one of the first people to get back to Air Force One after Johnson, and he needs to talk to Johnson, and he can't find him.
	15 minutes, he's looking for him on this airplane.
	He can't find him.
	He eventually finds him in a bathroom behind the president's office, and he's crouched down in the shower, and he's crying hysterically.
	And he says to McHugh, it's a plot.
	It's a plot.
	They're going to get us all.
	So, that doesn't sound like a guy who was in on the assassination.
	That sounds like a guy who's scared that he's next.
	So, I don't put any credence into anybody who says that Johnson was behind it, because there's zero evidence.
	It's an assumption.
	There is not a single...
	Well, this is weird.
	This is a little off, because I... Johnson's men surrounding Johnson were in on it, for sure.
	But again, they were handlers.
	Johnson's men who were supposed to be working for him were handlers.
	Handlers for intelligence.
	And therefore, I believe he was the last to know anything.
	Truly.
	Do you think that is why he ended up bending over backwards and just kind of going with the flow once he established presidency?
	He repealed a bunch of the things that Kennedy had tried to put in place.
	He pretty much...
	Aligned with a certain nation.
	Now, we'll talk about more in detail on Rumble once he took presidency.
	Do you think his fear is what led him to be so compliant with the other powers that be?
	No, I think the powers that be put him in that position, and he was ideologically aligned.
	And you have to think, back in 1963...
	Southern Democrats were really Republicans by today's standards.
	He was not a liberal by any stretch of the imagination.
	And so the idea that he would maintain any of Kennedy's policies to me is laughable.
	It was pretty clear he was going to rewrite everything once he got in.
	That's just me saying that from how I know Lyndon Johnson.
	If I'm not mistaken, and please correct me if I'm wrong here, I think the only thing he stuck to that Kennedy tried to implement was the civil rights push that Kennedy tried out of respect for his legacy and by his brother pushing RFK, who was the attorney general at the time.
	That's the only thing that actually stood in Johnson's administration, correct?
	Yes, but the Civil Rights Movement wasn't what you think it was.
	And so we'll talk about that another time.
	But the actions that followed with the Civil Rights Movement were...
	Not above board, if you ask me.
	And so, yeah, that's the only policy that I can mention, that I can even think of offhand.
	And I knew you were going to say it as soon as you started to.
	So yes, that's the only one I could think of.
	Yeah, because he got rid of all the other stuff, especially the stuff that didn't benefit a certain state.
	So what I'll do is before we, you know what I'll do?
	I'll read the chats real quick, then I'm going to summarize the official narrative, then we're going to hop on Rumble.
	Sure.
	So let me, Bill, do we have them ready?
	One more minute.
	If not, then I'll just start reading.
	So, guys, I'm going to summarize for you guys real quick the official narrative.
	The official narrative that just goes down is this.
	On November 22nd, 1963, in Dallas, Texas...
	On or about 12:30, the allegation is that Lee Harvey Oswald shot John F. Kennedy from the back, from the sixth floor of the book depository, during Kennedy having a motorcade with Governor Connolly at the time.
	The official narrator says that only three shots were fired.
	The first shot missed, second shot hit seven wounds, if I'm not mistaken, and the third shot was a fatal shot that hit him in the head, correct?
	The first did all the wounds and the second missed.
	Okay, second missed, then the third was the fatal.
	Right.
	And then they also say, and like you said before, Kenny was on his way to deliver a speech at the Trademark with Connelly.
	And they took that specific route going around.
	And when Kenny was shot, if I'm not mistaken, the vehicle slowed down to about 10 miles per hour when he was shot.
	Well, there's some contention over this.
	Yes, ultimately it did happen.
	There was some slowdown, but I think the slowdown was not so they could shoot him.
	It was for another reason, which we'll cover later.
	Okay.
	And that's basically it, guys.
	And then, you know, he was shot.
	They rushed him to the hospital.
	He was pretty much damn near pronounced dead at the scene.
	I know he got there.
	He was still alive.
	He had a pulse or whatever, but he was pretty much out of it.
	They administered the last rites, and he was dead by 1245.
	1 p.m.
	they announced it on the news.
	Correct.
	And then Lyndon B. Johnson, the vice president, was sworn in right after the fact.
	And that is pretty much the official narrative.
	Give me ones in the chat, guys, if that makes sense to y'all.
	Because what we're going to go into is a lot more complex than that.
	But that is the official narrative.
	Oswald was a lone shooter.
	There was no conspiracy.
	He hated Kennedy.
	He was a traitor, a defector for the Soviet Union, which we talked about before.
	It doesn't make sense, guys, because we know his, you know, Kennedy was actually, I don't want to say he was pro-communist, but he was pro-making peace with these individuals and getting rid of a hostile environment.
	So give me ones in the chat if that makes sense for you guys.
	Did I miss anything there, Corey, with the official narrative?
	No.
	No.
	That sounds right.
	And then we talked about Jim Garrison real fast.
	So Jim Garrison was the prosecutor out of...
	He was the district attorney for the...
	District attorney for New Orleans.
	Which is the highest prosecutor in New Orleans.
	He had a nexus thanks to David Ferry...
	Clay and Oswald all being from New Orleans.
	That's how he had his nexus.
	He went after David Ferry first.
	David Ferry died.
	They say that he died through natural causes, but there's a lot of allegations that he died through murder.
	That's irrelevant, but the point is that he was the main target of the investigation, Jim Garrison.
	He thought that Ferry was one of the shooters.
	He ended up dying, so he couldn't prosecute him, so he went after Clay instead.
	As you guys know, Clay and Ferry are both gay, working for the CIA, and that's how they compromised individuals.
	They had compromising photos, etc.
	Ferry even had some inappropriate relationships with minors, and they ended up trying to prosecute Clay.
	I think it's important to also note to you guys that Clay was found innocent in the jury trial.
	They didn't deliberate for long.
	They returned a not guilty verdict, and Clay was able to walk.
	And Garrison ended up losing that situation.
	But there's two main files.
	There's the Garrison file and then the Warren Commission, which Garrison heavily opposed the Warren Commission and didn't believe it.
	And then as a matter of fact, wasn't there another investigation done in the 70s, Corey, that found that it was probable that it was actually a conspiracy and there was more than one shooter?
	Right, the House Committee on Assassinations, the Select Committee on Assassinations.
	Yes, there are some amazing, amazing, fascinating documents.
	I cover them on my daily podcast, but the HSCA is how it's come to be known.
	They took the investigation to the next level.
	Not that they solved anything or ever had any intention of solving anything.
	They were sabotaged from the beginning.
	The lawyers who were running it were put in place to scuttle it.
	So they were fighting against themselves as the researchers were digging up information.
	It's really crazy.
	But some of the data that we got from the HSCA is just absolutely priceless.
	Yeah, and that was, I would say, the first time that the government, outside of Jim Garrison, which was the state government, it was the first time that the federal government acknowledged that it was a probable conspiracy with more than one shooter, correct?
	Right, but the basis for their conclusion was solely an audio recording that was made from a left-open microphone.
	I mean, the whole basis of the conclusion, I think, was so...
	It's so faulty, I want to call it fraud.
	So I would just disregard all the conclusions that all of these different organizations have made because none of them got it right.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Cool.
	So we went over the official narrative.
	We went over the Jim Garrison case.
	We showed you guys who some players are.
	Now we're going to go ahead and get into the second part.
	I'll read these chats and then we'll get into and switch over to Rumble so you guys really know what the hell went down.
	What do we got here?
	We're getting it right now.
	Alright, I'm going to read these chats real fast.
	Big W from Myron for speaking about this.
	Absolutely, Trayvon.
	We got y'all.
	There's no need to declassify those Trump documents because we're about to get you guys right now.
	Yo, Myron, do you use finasteride minoxidil for your hair, hair growth?
	And if so, do you feel any side effects?
	Love from Norway.
	I just use the foam, guys.
	I don't use the finasteride anymore.
	I used to, but it has negative side effects that I don't like.
	By the way, if you do need a general...
	Where's it from?
	From LM. I don't know where you're at, brother.
	Let us know where you're from.
	He said Norway, though.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, Norway.
	Okay.
	W. Corey, Insufferable Dawson.
	Eh, it is what it is, guys.
	Is that it?
	Yes.
	Cool.
	So, guys, come on over to Rumble right now.
	Don't worry, we're not going to take this to Castle Club.
	This is going to stay all on Rumble completely free because this is important history that you guys all need to know.
	So, come on over to Rumble, rumble.com slash freshfit.
	Bills, tell me when we're clear and then we're going to get into what really went down.
	We actually have a PowerPoint presentation to share with you guys and Corey's going to go through it.
	So, yeah, we can stay on X and Rumble.
	My ex in Rumble, yeah.
	And locals, of course.
	Castle Club.
	Alright, guys.
	Come on over.
	Good.
	Okay.
	Let's go ahead and...
	Corey, you're free to say what you want to say now.
	Oh, that's good.
	I appreciate that.
	We're off YouTube.
	Yeah, we're off YouTube.
	So we can go ahead and pull up your presentation or however you want to take it.
	If you want to go into why they killed you first, we can do that.
	If you want to go into the players, whatever you think makes the most sense for the people.
	And guys, give me ones in the chat if you guys now understand the official narrative and the Jim Garrison angle.
	Give me ones in the chat because I want you guys to understand that fully because then...
	You'll be in a position to understand what core is going to go into because it's pretty complex.
	You might need a notebook.
	You might have to rewind some parts because this runs extremely deep, guys.
	Very, very deep.
	So I have this presentation.
	My normal presentation on this really takes like seven hours, and that was like two years ago.
	It's probably like a nine-hour presentation if I ever do everything.
	I just kind of picked out some of the best stuff, and I'm going to run through it pretty quickly.
	And so if I go too quickly, just stop me and ask questions as you go.
	But we're going to start off talking about...
	We're going to talk about Oswald a little bit.
	He defects to the Soviet Union in 1959, right?
	Note the timing, October of 1959.
	The timing is very important, okay?
	Now...
	He's able to get out of the Marines.
	This is Marguerite Oswald, his mother, allegedly.
	I'll say allegedly because there's some problems with this woman actually being his mother.
	But we won't talk about that today.
	So allegedly she gets hurt and he has to leave the Marines in order to go and take care of her.
	But it turns out that she was never really hurt.
	And within three days of Oswald leaving the Marines on a...
	Specifically for family discharge.
	He ends up leaving and going to what he says is going to be going to the Albert Schweitzer College in Switzerland.
	Okay?
	So this is all official story.
	So basically, Oswald had applied without anybody knowing to this Albert Schweitzer College.
	And then he...
	Gets on a boat and goes over to Switzerland to go to this college.
	But the problem is, this isn't a real college.
	This is a CIA spook college.
	You couldn't get a degree here.
	All you could get was some certificate, and the only people who went there are spooks.
	And it was run by a guy named Percival Brundage.
	Now, Percival Brundage, that name, when you dig into Percival Brundage, it turns out that he worked for the U.S. government.
	Percival Brundage, I'll read this directly.
	Percival Brundage, the college president, was Eisenhower's budget director and a staunch advocate of black budget financing for military and intelligence operations.
	Brundage is also known as one of the two owner operators of Southern Air Transport, infamous as the CIA's airline in the Caribbean and in the Southeast Asia during the 60s and 70s.
	So, Mr.
	Percival Brundage, who's the head of the college that Oswald allegedly left to go to, is a CIA agent, right?
	So this entire thing of him getting out of the Marines to take care of his mother and then getting on a boat to go to this college, this is all CIA cover story because he never actually makes it to this school.
	Instead, he goes to Helsinki.
	And he gets into the Soviet Union.
	This is a photograph of Oswald in the Soviet Union after he defects.
	I don't spend a lot of time on his actual defection because it's obviously a false defection.
	This is him with a bunch of people from the radio factory that he worked at in Minsk.
	Now, for some reason, when he's hired at this radio factory or he's given a job by the Russian government, he's actually paid a salary higher than the manager of the plant.
	So nobody can ever explain that in all these years.
	There's obviously something going on there.
	Well, just to add to what you're saying here, I think it's very important for the audience to know that when he came back to the United States and he renounced his U.S. citizenship, by the way, when he did this, they gave him another passport, they let him in, and they even let him bring in his foreign wife.
	So that is why the defection is pretty much fake.
	Because if you renounce his U.S. citizenship and you go to an adversarial country like that, and you come back without being questioned, you're able to just acclimate right back into U.S. life, what the hell does that mean?
	Sorry, Corey, go ahead.
	His wife is Marina, and she will go on to become Marina Oswald.
	She's most certainly a Russian spy.
	They obviously sent her back, because if you ask me, the attitude was, oh, you're going to send a spy to us?
	Well, here you go in return.
	And so that's exactly what happened.
	They sent her back, because nobody's allowed to get out of the Soviet Union in 1963.
	Like, you try, you're going to go to Siberia, right?
	That's how it was back then.
	And so the idea that he could even come and go as he pleased and even bring a wife back is ridiculous.
	Now, this is super, super important.
	Oswald, on June 1st of 1962, Oswald is issued a new passport, a travel visa, and 500 bucks by the State Department.
	And then within a week, he's back in America with his wife and his daughter, June.
	Here's the problem.
	The problem is that there was a program in place called Project AE Balcony.
	AE Balcony was basically a plot to get a spy into the Soviet Union using naturalized, fluent Russian speakers.
	Project AE Balcony ran from 1959 to 1962.
	June 1st of 1962, actually.
	The exact same date that Oswald was given his visa, his passport, and money to leave the country.
	Mm-hmm.
	The odds are, Oswald was part of this AE Balcony program, which was a blanket program which covered a number of other programs called Redskin, AE Pole, AE Basin, and a whole bunch of other ones.
	But there's no such thing as coincidence as in history.
	And so the idea that Oswald would get all of his permission to leave the country June 1st and this project ended on June 1st, that's not coincidence.
	Also, just to add a little bit more credence to this, $500 in 1962, guys, is the functional equivalent of $5,200 today.
	So you're telling me that the State Department, a government agency, paid a defector $5,200 for a plane ticket back?
	Doesn't make sense.
	But sorry, continue on, Corey.
	Okay, so Oswald gets back.
	He's never really questioned about much.
	There's more rumor about his interviews on his return than actual evidence of them.
	But once he gets back, he starts to engage in these activities that are very pro-communist.
	And he allegedly joins the Fair Play for Cuba committee, and he's out there.
	This picture is taken on August 1st, I believe, when he's out there handing out flyers.
	These are the flyers that he's handing out, hands off Cuba.
	These are fair play for Cuba Committee flyers, right?
	But here's the problem with the fair play for Cuba Committee.
	It was a CIA front the entire time.
	I'm going to skip forward past this.
	Okay, so the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, the official story says it was founded by a guy named Vincent T. Lee, who was a communist down in Tampa, Florida.
	But that's the cover story.
	The real story is that this organization was founded in April of 1960, and it was founded as a pro-Castro organization because in April of 1960, Castro was one of us.
	He was a freedom fighter, right?
	So the CIA helped Castro overthrow Batista.
	We thought that he was on our side.
	The CIA formed this organization, the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
	Turns out it wasn't started by Vincent T. Lee after all.
	The document dump in 2018 proved it was started by Richard Gibson and Robert Tabor.
	These are two white guys from New York who both work for CBS. They start this organization and the funny thing is that Castro didn't become a communist until December of 1961.
	So you have this pro-Castro organization because he's one of us started in April of 60.
	18 months later, he betrays us.
	But what does the Fair Play for Cuba committee do?
	Did they renounce him as a traitor?
	No.
	They switched to supporting him as a communist.
	This is straight up COINTELPRO. This is how the CIA kept tabs on the FBI because they're always in bed together.
	This is how they kept tabs on American communists and sympathizers.
	Anyone who would sign up for the organization, they would keep tabs on.
	That's what it was, and it was founded by these two guys.
	By the end of 62, these guys had been, I consider it, exfiltrated from the operation.
	And all the time that all these different Warren Commission and the Church Committee and the HSCA, the whole time they're talking about Fair Play for Cuba Committee, they never mentioned these guys at all.
	And these guys were still working for CBS the whole time the investigations were going on.
	So it was a CIA front the whole time.
	And another thing is, I'm going to go back and we're going to comment on this really quickly.
	I skipped over it for a reason.
	These flyers here that they say Oswald printed, Oswald never had printed.
	So these were printed at a place called Jones Printing.
	And an investigator named Harold Weisberg went and talked to Douglas Jones, the owner of Jones Printing.
	And he got a very interesting statement from him.
	He asked him about the man who picked up the flyers and he showed him about 100 photographs.
	Let me read this real quick.
	There were about 100 pictures, many mugshots of men from coast to coast, most having no connection of any kind with the assassination or its investigations.
	Without any reluctance, Jones looked at all the pictures from them he selected for.
	All of them the same man who looked a little different in some and radically different in one.
	In one, he had a full and luxurious beard.
	Jones was firm in his identification in picking that one man and in rejecting all the others, including several of Oswald, one of which was Oswald's New Orleans mugshots.
	Skip forward.
	Basically, the man that he picks out four pictures of was a man identified as Cary Thornley.
	This is Kerry Thornley.
	So Kerry Thornley, identified by Douglas Jones, is the man who picked up the Fair Play for Cuba Committee flyers.
	Okay?
	Oswald was being handled by Kerry Thornley.
	Kerry Thornley had the flyers printed, gave them to him to hand out on the street corner.
	Everything Oswald did, he did under orders.
	Oswald was never a communist.
	So that I thought was a fascinating aspect of the story.
	So when you combine the fact that Oswald and then another thing is you have a series of letters that are written around August of 63 between Oswald and Vincent T. Lee in Tampa.
	Of Fair Play for Cuba Committee, where he's trying to get a chapter started.
	When you actually dig into those letters, they were retroactively written.
	They were written after the fact and reinserted into the record.
	They're complete forgeries.
	He never had anything to do with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, except the connection to Kerry Thornley, who had the flyers printed, and Kerry Thornley was the man who was actually in contact with them, getting materials and approval and all that stuff.
	So, real quick, so it seems to me that this Cuba committee was, like you said before, just to summarize for the audience to understand what's going on here, it was a front organization to collect names, addresses, and personal information of individuals who might be communist sympathizers so that the government can keep tabs on these individuals and kind of just monitor them.
	Is that correct?
	Okay.
	That is correct.
	And then we just got into a certain topic now that I think is very important.
	I want to make this distinction for the audience.
	Kerry Thornley, as you guys can see, looks very similar to Oswald.
	Right.
	Do you want to touch on, I don't know if you want, I don't want to jump down here.
	Do you want to touch on the body?
	Go ahead, I'll turn it to you.
	Go ahead.
	Let me tell you a little bit about Cary Thornley.
	Cary Thornley was in the Marines with Oswald for a couple months, and then Cary Thornley, this man, went to Atsugi to be in the same unit that Oswald was actually in.
	While he's in Atsugi, Japan, back in, God, this would be 1960, he is starting to do an investigation into Oswald for some reason.
	He's using an alias and he's interviewing people who knew Oswald before.
	So, whatever operation was going on via the CIA, because Atsugi was a CIA base specifically, it involved Kerry Thornley and keeping tabs on Oswald for some reason.
	Why?
	It's hard to say.
	It's doubtful we'll ever really know.
	But they had a plan for Oswald before he was repurposed.
	The next thing I think it's really important to talk about is going to be the Walker shooting.
	So people say that the proof that Oswald was guilty of killing Kennedy is because he shot at General Walker.
	Now, General Edwin Walker, for the audience, he was a general under Kennedy.
	He ended up resigning because he didn't like Kennedy and he actually resigned in a way where he forfeited all his pension and stuff.
	He was so angry at him.
	So a lot of people try to link him to the assassination and possibly for good reason.
	The thing about Walker is that after he left the administration, he attracted the heavy-duty right-wing elements, the Minutemen and the John Birch Society and all the mercenary types who were tied up with training the anti-Castro Cubans and stuff.
	So he became a real lightning rod for this kind of activity.
	And so they say that Oswald being the communist and this guy being an ultra right winger, that Oswald wanted to go and shoot him, right?
	And so, but here's the problem.
	We actually have a witness to the event and Oswald was nowhere around.
	The neighbor of Walker was a 14-year-old kid named Kirk Coleman.
	And Kirk Coleman hears the shots.
	He comes running outside.
	And right next to his place was a church.
	And in the church, it was a parking lot and there were a bunch of cars there.
	But two cars were left pulled into that church left running.
	He sees two men get into these cars and drive away.
	He describes one as being about 5'11 or 6 foot, very husky, but he had a long sleeve shirt on and he couldn't see, he couldn't say much else.
	He was over 200 pounds.
	The other guy, he refused to identify as Oswald, but he said that he was around 5'7, 5'8, 150 pounds, you know, the general Oswald description.
	So, but it clearly was not Oswald.
	It was two men.
	It was Lawrence Howard and William Seymour, two men that we will talk about further as we move on.
	But the Walker shooting, there was never any evidence against Oswald at all, not even the bullet.
	The bullet was so mangled inside the house that they couldn't trace it to the rifle.
	And Walker was basically sitting in a room and the shot hit a bookcase right near his head.
	But this was a staged event.
	And when you get into the details of this event and who General Walker was really associating with in the months leading up to this, you'll find that some of our people who we'll talk about later on who were directly involved in the assassination were meeting with Walker in the weeks leading up to this event.
	And so this was a staged event.
	And I believe it was staged specifically to frame Oswald, even though Oswald wasn't identified as this shooter until after the assassination.
	They did a lot of things.
	They had a lot of things that they set up in advance that they knew would come out later, right?
	And this was one of them.
	Okay.
	And real quick for the audience, and I really want to draw attention to this.
	This shooting on April 10th, guys, is something that a lot of the people that believe in the official narrative use a lot of the times to say, hey, look.
	Oswald was predisposed to murder because he had already attempted an assassination attempt prior to trying to kill Kennedy.
	But now you guys can see that this assassination attempt was actually conducted by someone else, which we mentioned last name Seymour.
	William Seymour.
	William Seymour and another guy named Lawrence.
	So think of this to make this simple for you guys.
	Lawrence, fat.
	Seymour looks like Oswald.
	And then you have the other guy, Thornley, Kerry Thornley, who also looks like Oswald.
	So guys, I don't know if you guys see what's going on here, but Thornley and Seymour look very similar to Oswald.
	Okay?
	And this is going to be important for you guys to realize because we're going to have a body double situation here very soon.
	And we're going to explain to you guys how we were able to come to that conclusion with proof that Oswald, Thornley, and Kerry were operating in different ways.
	And then the other thing I was going to say...
	Oh, Gary, you had something you wanted to add.
	Yeah, but this actually shows, this is proof that they were actually planning this for quite a while.
	So my question would be, in your opinion, because you're actually the expert at this, how long do you think they were planning this before they actually, you know, clipped them on 1122?
	Well, we can say this.
	The alleged ordering of the rifle and the handgun, which were the first We're good to go.
	Some people, some researchers who I believe are in the know, attribute the actual large-scale planning of this to the Board of Director meeting of Permadex in, they say, spring of 63, but I don't think so.
	I think it's a little earlier, I'd say between December and February.
	That's kind of where I'm at.
	So do you.
	The Cuban Missile Crisis ended in 62.
	We have Kennedy who was replaced in 63, obviously, by assassination.
	And we got Khrushchev who was replaced for the Soviet Union in 64.
	Was it a plot to basically take those guys out because they prevented maybe World War III? Well, I don't...
	I would say that they were definitely replaced, but I don't know that their taking out was connected directly.
	I mean, obviously you're going to find a million indirect connections to those, but no, I haven't seen any evidence that would indicate that to me.
	That doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
	Oh, again, I don't believe in coincidences.
	It looks like you don't either.
	It basically shows me there's two people who are the leaders of two superpowers.
	They're about to go to war.
	They somehow make a deal that no one thought was possible at the time.
	They're all parting ways, and maybe people within those countries, certain factions, weren't very happy about that.
	Like, yo, time for Kennedy to go and time for Khrushchev to go.
	Interesting.
	So the takeaway here, guys, is this event right here, April 10th, this is one of many events that Cor is going to talk about where you have people doing things that purport themselves to be Oswald.
	Would that be fair to say?
	Either that.
	That is definitely the case sometimes where they actually purport to be Oswald.
	But other times, and most of the time, what it is is one of these two guys who looks like Oswald does something, and then weeks, months later, maybe even a year later, after the assassination, people were calling the FBI saying, hey, I think I interacted with that guy like a year ago.
	Like, he was talking about communism and he had a Russian wife.
	It's got to be the same guy, right?
	And that's how all these, there's over a hundred identifications of Oswald that are clearly never Oswald.
	But we're clearly somebody interacting, giving off that impression.
	And in 1963, you have to think, that's CIA tradecraft.
	That is spycraft.
	They know that after the assassination, this person who left an impression on you You're going to call the cops because this guy is talking about communism and shooting rifles and hating Kennedy and stuff, which is exactly what they did for two years leading up to the assassination, which is wild.
	Okay.
	And actually, I have a side-by-side photo of Kerry and of Oswald.
	But we'll continue on with your presentation.
	Sure.
	The next thing I think we need to talk about is the number of rounds that were actually fired.
	Like you said, three rounds, right?
	The official story is three rounds.
	But none of the documentation shows that until a week later.
	So, this document right here is clearly an altered document.
	The original on the left, altered version on the right.
	The original documentation showed that two 6.5 rounds were located underneath the window on the sixth floor.
	But if you look at the document on the right, it's the same document with a little couple extras added onto it, and somebody clearly wrote over the two The number three with a pen, right?
	So here's clear evidence of tampering in regards to how many shots were actually fired, or we were told fired, because there was probably 10 or 12 shots fired in reality from numerous gunmen.
	But as far as Oswald goes, this is clear tampering of the documentation.
	Here's the crime scene report.
	Was that like from an FBI report?
	Is that from the Dallas police?
	This one looks like it's from the Dallas police, yeah.
	So this one here, this is from the Dallas police also.
	This is crime scene report indicates two holes collected from under the sixth floor window.
	Two spent holes from sixth floor, right?
	So, so far we haven't seen anything that says three shells.
	Here's another document from the FBI. This is indicating that the rounds were turned over from the Dallas police to the FBI. And here we go again, two holes plus one live round.
	And then we actually have the photograph.
	Oh, here's another document, but we can skip that.
	Another document, we can skip that.
	So we don't have a single document that says three rounds on it.
	And then we have the original photograph from J. Doyle Williams, the FBI photographer.
	Two rounds and one, two shell casings and one full round, right?
	So we don't even have any mention of a third round until November 27th, when allegedly a guy named Vince Drain of the FBI calls Jesse Curry, the chief down at Dallas, And, oh yeah, all of a sudden, Jesse Curry remembers that he's been holding on to the third round the whole time.
	So, I don't buy it.
	I think that they originally set him up at two rounds, realized that that didn't fit the story, and then they had to come up with that third round.
	Wow.
	Okay, so when this originally broke, the documents we're looking at were probably generated on or about the 22nd.
	Right.
	This one's from the 26th, even the day before that.
	The 27th is when they came up with the third ground story.
	So even this document, the 26th.
	So every document between the 22nd and 26th says two spin holes.
	That's huge.
	And obviously they needed that to work.
	They needed the three shots to work.
	And I think, I don't want to jump the gun here, but a lot of witnesses heard way more shots than just three.
	Correct?
	Right.
	Correct.
	Okay.
	And you guys are going to see why that plays into it a little bit later.
	And another thing, here we go.
	Here's another piece of evidence.
	Allegedly, Kennedy was only shot in the back once, right?
	But here we have a clear indication of a second.
	This is like their evidence.
	This is their evidence.
	This is FBI exhibit C29, commission exhibit 393.
	Clearly shows two shots in Kennedy's back, one about six inches down, the one we know about, and then one directly below the collar.
	Just two shots in his back.
	That debunks the whole number of shots fired anyway.
	So, this is just par for the course.
	There's so many little things like this that indicate there were so many more shots fired.
	Now, question, because these look like small holes.
	Are you saying that Kennedy was shot, obviously he was shot in the back, but he was also shot from the front as well?
	Oh yeah, he was definitely shot from the front.
	I mean, he was shot in the throat.
	Two shots from the front.
	The throat shot and the head shot.
	Okay.
	Everything else came from the back.
	Okay.
	Because the official narrative says he only got shot from the back.
	That's it.
	Right.
	Correct.
	Versus, and this is what we're going to go over.
	There's clear evidence to show that he was shot from the back and from the front.
	Right.
	Well, we'll be able to put a person behind the knoll, clearly.
	I also saw a clue, if you guys want to go back up, where it says, what floor was it?
	Sixth.
	Sixth floor?
	Sixth.
	That number is six?
	Listen, listen.
	They like to leave clues.
	I'll give you that much.
	They definitely leave clues.
	100%.
	So if they leave it on the sixth floor, there's other six numbers in society and something pointed with six things.
	I'm telling you, they're leaving clues.
	When I hear stuff like this, I just tell people, that's all I'm saying.
	Don't go chasing waterfalls, man.
	These are things that we're not going to find proof of.
	It's going to be speculation to the end, and I choose not to go down those paths.
	You don't believe in coincidence either.
	That's all I'm saying.
	I don't believe in coincidence, but at the same time, trust me, I've been studying this for a long time, and I still have a hard time wrapping my head around some of those.
	What you're talking about is a cult.
	That's the cult aspect of it.
	100%.
	That's the aspect of it that I still...
	We won't be covering that today, guys.
	Thank God.
	I choose never to cover that aspect.
	Yeah, we won't be covering that today, guys.
	All right, so let me see.
	Now, bullets found in the limo.
	There were two additional bullets found in the...
	One from the right...
	Bullet from the front right seat cushion.
	Another found on the front right on the side.
	And then we have another round found in the back seat.
	When you read this, you'll find that there was another bullet fragment found in the back seat.
	So...
	Then you have the fragments in Connelly.
	There's so many fragments in Connelly that they say came from the magic bullet, but that's not missing any fragments, right?
	So question for you.
	So we got two bullets at the, two spent casings at the depository with one there that was full.
	That's how they got the three shot thing.
	But one bullet was, two were spent, one was not.
	And then we found another two, you said, in the vehicle?
	Yes, in the right front seats.
	Okay.
	Right here.
	Two snap casings.
	Two bullets were pulled from the right front seat cushion and a bullet found inside the front on the right side.
	So there's two more bullets there.
	And then they found one in the backseat.
	This one talks about the bullets found in the backseat on the floor of the Queen Mary.
	So that's four or five now, right?
	That's three extra bullets.
	Okay, so we're at five now.
	So that automatically, off of that alone, this proves the whole official narrative of only three shots were fired.
	Right.
	And this is their documents.
	When you actually go through the Warren Commission, they put out 26 volumes of evidence, and then there's one volume that's the conclusions.
	The conclusion contradicts all of the evidence that they openly tell you about.
	Interesting.
	Interesting.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Sorry.
	Okay.
	So now I want to talk a little bit about an incident that happened in Dealey Plaza that no one really talks about, but I'm pretty convinced happened because there's so much documentation on it.
	So this is a statement from a guy named Robert McNeil, who is a reporter for NBC. We'll talk more about him later, but basically he's in Dealey Plaza.
	He sees cops go over the fence.
	He goes over the fence and he sees them chasing somebody behind the railroad yards.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	No one ever talks about that, but there were a bunch of arrests made in the railroad yards that have just gone, you know, no one ever talks about.
	You have a map on this presentation?
	I want to give people the visual representation of what this thing looked like overall.
	We don't, we don't, you don't have a map?
	Okay, it's fine.
	I'll put it.
	I'll have one coming up later.
	Okay, that shows like the railroad and everything else like that.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	And then we have a guy who is across the street at the top of the terminal annex building, a guy named J.C. Price.
	He's up on top and he sees this whole thing happen.
	He sees the cops go over the fence.
	He sees them chasing people in the railroad yards.
	And he even sees one of the cops pull out his gun and fire a shot in the air.
	And then the guy is taken into custody.
	Here we have some kind of commentary on it on one of the forums.
	Mark Lane might have something.
	He described to DPD Deputy Sheriff Clyde Haygood dropping his motorcycle, running up the grassy knoll, and arresting a suspicious perp behind the fence who offered Secret Service ID. Now that's a kind of mixture of two different stories.
	This person he arrested did not offer Secret Service ID. That's something different.
	But then here's the confirmation that was in Mark Lane's book about the officer, Joe Smith, who fires shot in the air.
	So Joe Smith arrests somebody and Clyde Hagood arrests somebody.
	And this is a picture of that arrest.
	And Clyde Haygood is right here on the left-hand side, and he's arresting that person there on the left.
	And there's actually some more corroboration of this incident besides this photograph.
	A guy named Chauncey Holt was in Dealey Plaza, and I know he was in Dealey Plaza because he said that there were all kinds of people getting arrested, even people dressed all in black like a ninja.
	And here we are with Clyde Haygood making his arrest of a person who never made it into the record books.
	That person, why they have a hat that looks like a witch, I couldn't tell you.
	So here we go.
	We're on Rumble, right?
	Okay, so these are two Hasidic Jews right in the back of the railroad yards with their big hats.
	This is in the Robert Hughes film.
	You can see it much more clearly in the Robert Hughes film.
	You would also see Joe Smith.
	These actually, in the video, these are actually moving.
	This is actually Joe Smith, and he has a suspect croned out underneath the car.
	And what will happen is Joe Smith is actually photographed in the Montesana film, walking that suspect down the knoll.
	So we had two suspects here get arrested.
	That's never talked about in any official story stuff.
	All right, so now let's move on to Oswald and the rifle.
	Okay.
	This is really important because the official narrative, they're real big on saying Oswald paid for the gun with a money order.
	Back in March, he used an alias or whatever.
	And they also say that his fingerprints were on the gun, et cetera.
	So we're going to go over because that's what the official narrative links Oswald.
	This is how they link him to the gun.
	So we'll go into, sorry, continue.
	So it was allegedly purchased with this money order, but this money order is a fake.
	If you look at the example, this is an example on the left of what a real money order from 1963 looked like.
	It was on card stock, okay?
	Like, everybody knows what card stock is.
	This one on the right here is the actual money order that they say is the actual money order, but we don't actually have the original.
	It doesn't exist.
	All we have is a photocopy of it.
	And when you look at it, you can clearly see there's ink bleed through.
	There's all kinds of ink bleed through on this thing because they did it on standard printer paper, whatever paper they used in 63, and everything bled through to the other side.
	But that wouldn't have happened if it was real.
	If it was real, it wouldn't have bled through because the real ones were on cardstock.
	And you can tell by the edges here, these edges are all rough where the cardstock ones were obviously pulled off of like a perforation.
	You know, it's got the wrong punch holes.
	It's missing all the banking stamps that would show when it was deposited.
	So this is a total forgery that was done sometime in the 1970s.
	Actually, there's about a dozen different documents that you can trace.
	They don't have the originals.
	All they have are photocopies.
	They're all forgeries.
	And they were all traced back to a single lawyer who allegedly brought them up.
	So I forget his name offhand.
	So this is huge.
	So for the audience, if you guys are, you know, again, I told you guys that this is going to be complex, so I'll periodically stop things to explain things for you guys, and we'll do like temporary checks.
	I'll be like, hey guys, this makes sense to you, whatever.
	But this money order, right.
	That we're talking about guys was how they effectively linked Oswald to the rifle that was found at the book depository.
	Because when they traced it back, they saw that it was, if I'm not mistaken, it was bought in March of 1963, earlier that year from a sports sporting store, um, for, I forget how much it was like 20 or 30 bucks or something like that.
	Um, back then in 1962, obviously, you know, probably 10 X that now.
	And, um, Yeah, it's roughly 10X was the numbers I'm getting.
	And he purchased his gun and he used a money order for it.
	But you guys can see here, which is, this is huge.
	Most people are not going to know this.
	Pull that picture back up real quick.
	You have an authentic money order here on the left where it's on a certain type of paper that doesn't bleed through.
	But what the Warren Commission produced that linked...
	Oswald to the gun was clearly inferior, lower level, like regular printer paper, which is why you see the bleed through.
	So the money order that was used to purchase the firearm wasn't real.
	Why would they do that though?
	Why would they make such an obvious flaw for me and you and everyone else to find that stuff?
	Because they were sloppy and it was 1963.
	We have the gift of hindsight and the experience of 60 plus years of coming to understand all of this, right?
	They were just trying to whip it out for the committee or whoever else they needed it for, right?
	They never envisioned that there'd be an internet, ever.
	If you had told me they had an internet that I could look up the whole life story, they would laugh at you.
	So your conclusion is this is just sloppy work.
	Sloppy work.
	Yes, sloppy work.
	Remember that, because there's sloppy work all over this.
	We will see more sloppy work.
	Also, I want to say this.
	They probably didn't anticipate that, which I guess kind of works in their favor, that money orders like this would be obsolete, right?
	I know a lot of people in here are probably saying, what the fuck is a money order, dude?
	What is this?
	Right?
	Like, a lot of people are probably saying that.
	PayPal, right?
	Like, what is a money order?
	So, this is a defunct form of payment nowadays, really, especially on this type of paper.
	So, Right.
	Right.
	- So money orders are for when brokies go to the 7-Eleven to pay their rent.
	That's what money orders are used for. - Typically.
	So yeah, that's the only people that use it now in 2024.
	But back then, in the 60s, I would assume that it was probably a more standardized way of paying for things, correct?
	Right.
	Absolutely.
	Like, it's amazing.
	These guys, like crazy, they were using, like, wiring money.
	Like, wiring money was a huge thing back then.
	Like, it was common for people to go and wire money, like, two blocks.
	It was crazy.
	So, I mean, we really live in the future compared to, like, what these guys were used to.
	We got almost 7,000 of you guys in here watching this.
	I'm glad that you guys are here with us.
	Give me ones in the chat if this makes sense.
	And if it doesn't, give a two and tell me specifically why.
	And if enough of you say the same reason in the two, then I will go ahead and we'll clarify.
	But I really want you guys to understand all of this because this gets complex.
	We've covered a bunch of things.
	We've covered that the Dallas Police Department said that there were three shots fired, but they only showed off two shells.
	Then five days later, they give the third shell.
	Oh, my bad.
	I forgot about this.
	We got...
	People that are lookalikes of Oswald running around doing certain things.
	We have a fake assassination that occurred on April 10th that they allege was Oswald, but it really wasn't him.
	It was someone else.
	Okay, so let me see here.
	Okay.
	I'm going to move forward.
	Alright, we'll move forward.
	It looks like it's making sense to them.
	Awesome, awesome.
	We've already talked about David Ferry.
	That's a picture of David Ferry.
	All you need to know about him, he was working with the CIA post-1947, just like Clay Shaw.
	David Ferry was seen with Clay Shaw in Sarasota, Florida at an airport in 1947 when Clay Shaw was heading up Actions against Cuba, actually against Batista at the time.
	And the airport they were using just so happened to be the same CIA airport that the 9-11 hijackers were trained at or tried to get training at in Venice, Florida.
	So it becomes obvious that the CIA was buying airports going back to 47.
	And 47 is the first year that the CIA is in business.
	So these guys had to have been known before that, and Clay Shaw was known before that because he was in the OSS under Charles Thrasher.
	But David Ferry is a pilot, and everyone likes to think that he was involved with this because he was a pilot, but no, he was involved with this because he was a shooter, and we will get to that shortly.
	This is a picture of David Ferry with Oswald.
	This is from the Civil Air Patrol.
	So, I hate to break it to you, this picture is kind of irrelevant.
	There's really no connection between why Oswald was here in 1955-56 and the things that happened with the assassination.
	Really, it ends up being no connection except a guy named Vobel, who was a friend of both of these guys back then.
	And that's it, really.
	There's no connection.
	David Ferry, honestly, I don't believe he knew the person that we know as Oswald.
	All throughout the assassination planning, he did not interact with them, even though most people say that they think he did.
	Remember, Oswald, in my opinion, was being kept away from all the action so they could set him up.
	Yeah, and I think it's also important for the audience to understand that they had been setting up Oswald for, it looks like, the better part of almost two years as the guy that's going to take the fall for this.
	I mean, and that's why, if you guys remember, when Oswald got arrested, he famously said, I'm just a patsy.
	Right.
	And to clarify that, it seems that there were active setups of Oswald going on while he was still in the Soviet Union, the first of which is in 1961, January, Bolton Ford, allegedly Lee Oswald and a Husky Latin with a pockmarked face and moles on his face, go in to try to buy a bunch of Jeeps that they're going to send to Cuba.
	They get a quote sheet.
	They used Oswald's name.
	Oswald was provably in the Soviet Union.
	That's super important for the audience to understand.
	So guys, get this straight.
	Don't gloss over what he just said.
	Please, remember this.
	So yeah, they were using his name in January of 61 to buy Jeeps to send to Cuba, and he was obviously not in the country.
	And so why were they doing that?
	And that's, to me, more sloppy work, because eventually what I believe the original plan was that they were going to try to get him into Cuba or repurpose him once he got back from the Soviet Union to go do something else.
	But then when the plot for the assassination came around and they had Lee Oswald in the mix in the same cities that they knew the president was going to be, then I think it was just easy for them to repurpose his bona fides, I'll call him, his communist bona fides.
	So now, and I'll keep track of this just so the audience knows, so we got the first sighting of Oswald allegedly, not chronologically, but I mean in the purpose of this presentation for you guys, April 10th.
	In 1963, several months before Kennedy is killed, Oswald allegedly tried to assassinate an individual.
	Then, in 1961, as Corey just told you guys, Oswald allegedly tried to buy a bunch of cars with who?
	I told you guys, Lawrence, the fat guy, right?
	Right.
	Fat Hispanic individual.
	So that is actually not Oswald.
	Was it Seymour or...
	You know, so normally I would say clearly it was William Seymour.
	However, Cary Thornley knew these guys too.
	These guys all knew each other.
	And I believe at times they were interchangeable.
	And so it's possible it was Cary Thornley because Cary Thornley claims that he got back to New Orleans after leaving the Marine Corps in February of 61.
	But the difference was like two weeks.
	So he's a liar.
	Odds are he was in town when that happened.
	So therefore it might have been Cary Thornley.
	But either way, we know it was one of those two guys.
	So just so I get this straight, so Lawrence knew both Yep.
	Kerry Thornley and he knew Seymour.
	Through David Ferry, right?
	Through David Ferry.
	So guys, again, please keep in touch with this.
	The two lookalikes are Thornley and Seymour are the two Oswald lookalikes.
	So now we got two situations where we got Oswald allegedly somewhere.
	But we know in 1961, Oswald was in fucking Russia.
	So how the hell is he buying cars for Cuba in the United States?
	So you can see that they were kind of setting him up and saying, Oh, look, here's an Oswald sighting here.
	Here's an Oswald sighting over here.
	And when it comes to how they looked, and when you put pictures next to each other, they were similar but not identical.
	And the thing was, they didn't have to be.
	And when you study the CIA tradecraft and how they did body double stuff in the CIA, you realize that as long as they weren't in the same place at the same time, they weren't heavily scrutinized.
	You know what I mean?
	One question for you.
	If he's in Russia at the time, they have to assume pretty heavily that he's coming back.
	So is it possible that maybe even people within the KGB was involved in this?
	Is that possible?
	Yes.
	Yes, which tells me what?
	It tells me that there was some other things going on between the CIA and KGB that do not fit the history books.
	So, as you guys can see here pictured, we got the real Oswald on the bottom, and we got, I think that's Carrie Thornley on top.
	Right, if I'm not mistaken?
	Is that Kerry Thornton on top, or is that Seymour?
	I can't see your screen, so I'm gonna...
	Okay, I think someone's gonna say it in the chat.
	Alright, so I've moved on to Clay Shaw.
	Can you see my screen?
	Yeah, we'll move on right now.
	This is a picture of Clay Shaw.
	Basically, you've already talked a little bit about him.
	He was an intelligence guy down in New Orleans.
	He's connected to everybody, including...
	Including...
	People from the nation who are involved in this assassination, we haven't mentioned yet, deeply, through the ADL and all that stuff.
	Okay, this is Guy Bannister.
	Guy Bannister ran the private investigation business at 544 Camp Street that allegedly all of this activity was being run out of.
	Oswald was allegedly seen numerous times interacting with Guy Bannister and David Ferry at Guy Bannister's private investigation business, but...
	Like we've been saying, it's not Oswald.
	I believe it was Kerry Thornley who was involved with all of these guys.
	I mean, it's provable that Kerry Thornley was involved with these guys, but I haven't got a single shred of evidence that says that the real Oswald ever interacted with any of them.
	Okay.
	Next we're going to talk about the Mafia.
	Okay.
	But if you have questions or you want to say anything, go ahead.
	No, I think we pretty much got that clear.
	So we got two body doubles that look just like Oswald that were in places that Oswald was never in, and we can prove that with the 1961 purchasing vehicles.
	And then we got these two guys that look like Oswald, and we got this guy named Lawrence, who is basically a fat Mexican, for a better term.
	He's a fat Hispanic.
	You guys just made Mo run out the room with your gifts on the Castle Club.
	But now we're going to talk about the Italian Mafia and then we're going to go into them boys.
	Corey, go ahead and take it away.
	In 1963, the three big Italian mob bosses were Sam Giancana, the boss of Chicago, Carlos Marcello, the boss of New Orleans, and Santos Tropicante Jr., the boss of Tampa area in northern Florida.
	These guys...
	We're heavyweights.
	They were the three biggest mob bosses, but they were not the boss.
	These guys...
	Let me see what else next.
	We're going to go back and we're going to do a little history lesson real quick so you understand the mafia.
	We have to go back to 1931 and Salvatore Maranzano.
	When people think of the Italians ran the mob, they really thought of the Sicilian Italians, really.
	That's what people think, right?
	But Salvatore Maranzano and Joe Masseria were the first boss of all bosses, right?
	The first two, you know, his lieutenant was Joe Masseria.
	And these guys get whacked in 1931.
	They get whacked by a guy named Meyer Olansky, okay?
	Meyer Olansky put out the order.
	Meyer Lansky had these guys killed, and they were killed by Lucky Luciano, Albert Anastasia, Lucky Buckalter, and a bunch of Jewish mobsters.
	And from 1931 onward, Meyer Lansky ran the mob.
	The mob was run by a Polish Jew, not Italians.
	Most people think that Meyer Lansky was the mob's accountant.
	Because, you know, operating from the shadows is how he liked to operate.
	When you really dig into Meyer Lansky, you find he was such a heavy hitter on an international scale.
	He's the one who personally set up connections with, like, the Corsican mob.
	He established the drug trafficking routes between Venezuela and Saigon.
	I mean...
	I mean, this guy was so plugged in.
	There's no denying that this guy was the boss of all bosses of all time on the mafia.
	And then in the 70s, when he goes on the run, there's a fascinating interview with him that was done on Israeli TV where they basically say, hey, they say you're the boss of the mafia.
	What's up with that?
	He basically tried to escape to Israel because he's a Jew and they wouldn't let him in, but they gave him a travel visa so he could continue to evade American authorities.
	Was he the link between the mafia and the CIA? No, no, no, no, no, no.
	You can go directly to James Angleton and a guy named Mario Broad.
	That's a whole other conversation.
	Okay.
	And I think it's also for people to know as well during this time.
	No, I was just going to say, I think the audience really needs to know because you mentioned that Mario Lansky wanted to stay low profile.
	The reason why I wanted to stay low profile, guys, is because RFK, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., John F. Kennedy's brother, was going super hard against the mafia trying to bring these guys to justice.
	He was the attorney general at the time.
	So...
	Mayor Lansky knew this and wanted to, he didn't really want to be out on the front line like a lot of the Italian mobsters and operate it behind the scenes, which is why, you know, just like you said before, they incorrectly paint him as the mob's accountant when in reality he had a lot more power than he would lead on.
	Right, right.
	So this is where things get really interesting.
	So, 1946.
	Bugsy Siegel, who is in LA at this time, sent out there by Meyer Lansky, he meets with a guy named Reuven Daphne.
	Reuven Daphne is sent by Ben-Gurion.
	He's a representative of the Haganah, which is a free Israeli Zionist terror organization that was involved in the murder of...
	Tens of thousands of people in their attempts to get, if not millions, honestly.
	Because we really don't know how many people got killed in 48 with Nakba.
	We really just don't know.
	But I know between 45, 46 and 48 that tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were murdered by Israeli Zionists.
	And Reuven Daphne was a big shot in those circles.
	He's sent to LA because I mean, they're not stupid.
	They know the Jews run the mob, not the Italians.
	And so they send Reuben Daphne to meet with Bugsy Siegel.
	He meets with Bugsy Siegel, and this is the birth of the relationship between the pre-Israeli Zionists and the LA mob.
	But really, the relationship doesn't end here.
	We're going to skip over the Gary Ween stuff for now.
	Real fast while you pull this up, I just want to let everybody know.
	Guys, because a lot of people like to say all the time, oh, the Jews killed JFK, the Jews killed JFK.
	It's way more complex than just that, guys.
	You guys are going to see here the Jewish connections, the Italian connections, the CIA connections, etc.
	This was a grand conspiracy between multiple different entities that all had a similar interest in Kennedy being gone.
	So we're going to talk about that as well.
	But people like to always infantilize it and say, oh, it's just the Jews.
	Well, yes, they had a definite component in this, and this is actually what the JFK movie by Oliver Stone did not mention at all.
	They never mentioned the Jewish angle on this, which I thought was hilarious.
	But you want to tell them why they didn't mention the Jewish angle on this?
	This is going to blow your guys' minds.
	It was fun in the movie.
	Okay, so the JFK film was produced by a guy named Arnon Miltchan, and Arnon Miltchan had been a prolific Mossad spy, and he started a company, and that company was involved in smuggling nuclear triggers out of this country.
	Okay?
	Yeah.
	Like, every single piece of the atomic bomb that Israel sits on today, they stole from us.
	They stole.
	And the CIA knew.
	Because the CIA does now and has always taken their orders from Tel Aviv.
	Period.
	Even today?
	Today, more so than ever.
	We keep saying, oh, stop bombing the Palestinians, but here's all your weapons, because our country is controlled by these Zionists.
	And I got a picture right here.
	That's why Kennedy was killed, our country was handed off to the Zionist entity, and they've controlled us ever since.
	We are what's called Zionist-occupied government.
	So Kennedy was the last real president, all due respect to President Trump.
	Kennedy was the last real president of the United States of America.
	Since then, all the foreign policy until Trump came back was pretty much CIA, correct?
	Yes, but the relationship is bigger than CIA. The CIA is a facilitator for these people.
	I would say John F. Kennedy was the last president that absolutely wasn't Zionist-controlled.
	I mean, if you ask me, the country ended on November 22nd, and we've been an Israeli colony ever since.
	Wow.
	That's how I look at it.
	Yo, you know what?
	Wow.
	You can't even be mad at that.
	You can't even be mad at that because, and again, this is a conversation you can't even have on fucking YouTube, right?
	For obvious reasons.
	But yes, I mean, this is true.
	Like, I guess, you know what?
	Okay, let me show you guys who aren't on Milchan is real quick.
	As you guys can see, here he is on screen.
	I'm going to flip forward as you do that.
	And he is the guy.
	I got a picture of him up here from Wikipedia.
	This is the guy, guys, that was behind the movie JFK. And I find it funny how, if you watch the movie JFK, there is zero mention of Jews in that movie whatsoever.
	They don't talk about the Jewish mob.
	They don't talk about...
	You know what?
	I don't know if it's in your presentation, but do you want to talk about the nuclear inspections and everything else that John F. Kenny was talking about?
	Yeah, I'll get there.
	You're going to get there?
	Okay, then I'll jump the gun.
	But yeah, this guy was behind JFK, guys.
	And he obviously bragged on Israeli television about being a Mossad agent.
	It doesn't get any fucking crazier than this.
	They always have to tell us what they did.
	And see, that movie led to the JFK Records Act, which got the records released, which are what allowed me to figure this out.
	So everything they do falls back on them.
	Always.
	Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
	And every time they do something, it always comes back to haunt them.
	What does it say that they left enough pieces for an intelligent individual like you and others to figure it out?
	What does that say that how much control they have right now that they don't even care this information's out there?
	Yeah, that's a good point.
	I don't know.
	I just have no idea.
	I don't think they realize that some of the stuff is out there.
	It's been 60 years.
	Everyone who knew is probably dead, and the people who govern the records now probably have no idea what they're releasing.
	Yeah.
	They have no clue.
	All right, so I'll turn it back to Warren.
	I'm going to go back to this.
	Go back to 1949.
	Now, we're going to talk about a guy named Menachem Begin.
	So we have a guy named Gary Ween, who was a detective in Los Angeles from the 40s to the 60s.
	And he was assigned to Mickey Cohen.
	And so that was his whole life.
	It was basically Mickey Cohen and the LA Mob.
	That was his whole police career.
	And so he's out and he's watching Mickey Cohen and he's out with these guys and one of them is a short little weird looking dude who speaks Yiddish.
	He's like, who the hell is that?
	Well, it turns out that Mickey Cohen had become a direct associate of Menachem Begin.
	And if you don't know who Menachem Begin is, I got a picture right here.
	This is Menachem Begin.
	Menachem Begin is the father of all terrorism in the world.
	He's responsible for the bombing of the King David Hotel in Palestine in 1946.
	Literally invented terrorism.
	The whole purpose of the bombing of the King David Hotel was to get the British out of Palestine.
	And he murdered about 90 people, about half of them Jews.
	And so Menachem Bagot, after he blows up the King David Hotel, he's Mossad at this point.
	He's in America, considered a roaming ambassador.
	That was his official title, roaming ambassador to Israel.
	Him and Yitzhak Shamir, and both of them set up shop in Los Angeles.
	There was a picture of the King David Hotel.
	Alright, so in the weeks leading up to the assassination, both Began and Shamira in Los Angeles, kicking it with their L.A. mobster friends, and they send a guy named Al Gruber to go meet with Jack Ruby.
	Okay?
	The reason that this is so significant Al Gruber was the right-hand man to Mickey Cohen.
	Mickey Cohen's in jail at this time.
	He's going to get beat to death shortly.
	But Al Gruber's on the outside, and he goes and meets with Jack Ruby, and then as soon as Oswald is arrested, the very first phone call that Jack Ruby makes was to Al Gruber.
	I am absolutely convinced it was Al Gruber who gave the order to kill Oswald.
	Okay.
	So, this is the connection directly from Jack Ruby to the LA Mob and Began and Shamir and these guys.
	How do we know Jack Ruby called Al Gruber immediately after he killed?
	And how did he even make, how was he even able, oh, when he was in jail he made that phone call.
	No, not Oswald.
	Jack Rubin.
	After Oswald goes to jail.
	When Oswald goes to jail.
	See, Oswald was supposed to die in the theater.
	Period.
	There's no other explanation.
	Oswald dies, everything would have been wrapped up with a nice little bow on it.
	But that's not what happened.
	And that caused a whole world of problems.
	So when that happens, he calls Al Gruber.
	I believe Al Gruber gave the order at that time to take out Oswald.
	That's the series.
	That's the order of the series of events.
	And we know this because they have all the phone records and then people were interviewed about the phone records.
	I mean, there's just tens of thousands of pages of documents surrounding the phone records alone.
	Okay.
	So when Oswald got arrested, Ruby called Gruber immediately.
	Right.
	And I think it's also important for people to know that Jack Ruby was in the movie theater when Oswald was arrested, guys.
	Yes, and we'll get to that.
	Here's another thing most people don't know.
	Yitzhak Rabin, who would take over the Mossad shortly after the Kennedy assassination, and who would go on to be a Prime Minister of Israel, was in Dallas on November 22nd, 63.
	We have the records of him flying into the Air Force Base outside of Dallas the night before, and then his wife wrote about it in her memoirs.
	So they were both in Dallas, him and his wife.
	Didn't he get assassinated himself?
	He did.
	Yeah, and then now we have Benjamin Netanyahu.
	And then Yahoo killed Rabin.
	Probably.
	You joke, but you never know.
	I mean, it's right there.
	So let's talk a little bit about Jack Ruby.
	He's way more of an important person than most people realize.
	He works pretty much directly for Myra Lansky through...
	Meyer Lansky had a bunch of guys who worked under him, and then they managed the Jews under him.
	And so he probably worked for a guy named Hyman Larner, who was ultimately Sam Giancana's Jewish boss in Chicago, who worked directly for Meyer Lansky.
	So Jack Ruby is documented as having been an FBI informant.
	He was a contractor for the CIA in Mossad.
	He worked for George White.
	This is confirmed by Doug Valentine, who found the documents on this.
	George White was the head of the MKUltra program.
	Ah, okay.
	He also had worked for Richard Nixon.
	This came out as a fact because of the documents surrounding the Kefaufer hearings.
	He was hired as an investigator.
	I don't know who connected him to Richard Nixon, but the Kefaufer hearings were about determining whether or not there was organized crime in America.
	So, kind of ironic, Jack Ruby was an investigator for Nixon on that.
	Then he was blackmailing the DPD. That's mostly what the Carousel Club was.
	It was a big blackmail operation.
	People say that he was in with all these cops.
	Well, what he would do is he would get the cops in there, he'd get some stripper on your lap, and then he would have a guy named Bill DeMar who would take a picture of you, and then he had you in his pocket so your wife didn't see the pictures, right?
	So, that's kind of how the blackmail operated there.
	And then, finally, he was involved in Israeli weapon smuggling, the Sonborn Institute, which we'll cover here coming up.
	And this brings us to permindex.
	Permindex is a company that was founded in Switzerland by a guy named George Mandel, a.k.a.
	George Mantello, who was a Hungarian Jew.
	It is a Mossad front company.
	They conducted no known business.
	All they did was they owned a subcompany called Centro Mondial Commercial, which was really a conduit of sending money, controlled most likely by the Central Intelligence Agency.
	The Permindex, which stood for the Permanent Industrial Exhibit, was basically...
	Funded by Alan Dulles through two banks, Seligman and Schroeder.
	He sat on the board of directors, so did James Angleton.
	Also, you have Joe Bonanno, mobster.
	Moe Dallets, mobster.
	Frank Nagy, former Hungarian Prime Minister.
	Tibor Rosenbaum, who is a key person in the—well, he'll go on to be the financier director of the Mossad, an official position, but at the time of the assassination, he was in charge of the Banque de Crédit Internationale, which was where all the money was flowing through for the assassination.
	That's also the bank that Israel used in the early days for all of their international dealings.
	It's also the bank that Meyer Lansky used to launder all of his drug money.
	So that was all set up by Tibor Rosendown, the guy in the center here.
	Also Clay Shaw.
	Clay Shaw sat on the board of directors with all of these guys.
	Clay Shaw was a bigwig in intelligence, despite what the official story will tell us.
	The official story tells us that he was nothing more than a contact to some trade in South America.
	how far from the truth that could possibly be.
	So another thing nobody really talks about or knows about, no one's ever written a book on this or anything, but the Israelis sabotaged two of our first nuclear submarines, the Thresher and the Scorpion.
	And the contract to recover them was given to a company called Schlumberger, and that was run by a guy named Jean de Menil, who's the guy in the tuxedo here.
	And that was coordinated by Guy Bannister.
	Can you point to him real quick?
	And then what I'll do is we'll go around and identify each of these guys.
	I see Alan Dulles on the top left.
	I see James Angleston right next to him.
	I don't know who that is in the middle.
	In the middle is Tibor Rosenbaum, the founder of the Bank de Credit Internationale.
	Next to him is Moe Dallitz, the mob boss of Detroit.
	Next to him is, that's Louis Bloomfield, okay?
	So, Central Mondial Commercial was the money funneling conduit down in, it was incorporated in Italy, and it would go on to play a major role in the 60s and early 70s in the strategy of tension, all this terrorist stuff.
	They funded all the terrorist stuff in Italy in the late 60s.
	But before that, they were responsible for the Kennedy assassination.
	And Louis Bloomfield was running CMC out of Montreal, which is super important because you have numerous documented trips of Clay Shaw, David Ferry, Sergio Arcacha Smith and Kerry Thornley flying to Montreal, where Jim Garrison suspected where Jim Garrison suspected the CIA had a station up there, which they did connected to the Montreal mafia.
	But this guy in the upper right, Louis Bloomfield, he was in charge of all that.
	And he was a lawyer for Edmund de Rothschild.
	He was a Rothschild banker.
	And then the guy on the lower right, that's Roy Cohn.
	That was Trump's lawyer in the 1980s.
	Roy Cohn was involved in this.
	He was involved in Permanex and the assassination of Kennedy and was Trump's lawyer.
	So Trump came out a while back and he talked about Ted Cruz's dad being down in New Orleans working for George Bush and stuff and hanging out with Lee Harvey Oswald.
	He said that.
	That's not publicly known information.
	Trump got some insider information from somebody, probably Roy Cohn in the 1980s.
	But Roy Cohn was all tied up in this company.
	So let's move on, George Mandel.
	Real quick, can you identify the other guys as well in that picture?
	Yeah, lower left is Joe Bonanno.
	He's the mob boss of, God, where was he from?
	He was up in Jersey, I think.
	And then next to him is Frank Nagy.
	Frank Nagy, former Prime Minister of Hungary, who was living in Dallas and photographed up in Daly Plaza that day.
	Then in the middle there, that's Clay Shaw.
	Next to him is Jean de Menil, who is the head of the Schlumberger Corporation, or Schlumberger, and then Roy Cohen on the bottom right.
	Plus, there was 20, 30 other guys involved.
	Gershon Perez, who is the brother of Shabon Perez, he was involved in this.
	I mean, this is a Mossad front company, basically.
	They had guys from the Corsican Mob, ex-Nazis.
	I mean, this was a who's who of intelligence and mafia people globally.
	Where is George Because we know George Bush basically got his big start, his rise up to where he became CIA director after and the president, and then his son became president.
	Didn't he have a lot to do with this cover-up as well?
	You know, at the time in 63, he was kind of small potatoes.
	People could try to put a lot of stuff on him, but really, he was small potatoes in 63.
	He funded operations for the CIA, and that's pretty much the only involvement I can find.
	He probably was in Dealey Plaza that day.
	He was a lackey at that time?
	He was a lackey.
	Yeah, he really didn't.
	I mean, they needed the oil people because they needed their money and they needed them for international footing.
	You know what I mean?
	Like they did all their international stuff on the guise of like setting up oil companies and whatnot.
	Right.
	So the oil people you'll find in the 60s were crucial to CIA operations.
	And that's where George Bush came into play.
	Okay.
	But he didn't have the status yet to know what the hell they were doing.
	He just funded it.
	No, correct.
	But I mean, he might have been in the know.
	I'm kind of sure he was in Daly Plaza.
	Nobody can really prove it.
	None of the photographs that people say are him were actually him in Daly Plaza.
	So it's hard to say for sure, but he lied about where he was and everybody who lied about where they were that day were in Daly Plaza.
	Okay.
	They were all there.
	In my opinion, they were all there.
	All the guys from the JM Wave Station in Miami, like Ted Shackley, David Morales, George Ioannidis, all these guys, they had to see for themselves.
	I'm pretty confident Menachem Begin and these guys were all in Dealey Plaza.
	They had to see for themselves.
	It's like everyone was there.
	They had to witness it.
	It was that big of an event and it changed the world.
	And it's the day that we handed our country to the Zionists.
	So I believe they all had to be there.
	Yeah.
	And we're going to get into why these organized Jewish crime figures wanted Kennedy dead so bad.
	There was a multitude of reasons, which I don't want to jump the gun, but continue on.
	I know you're going to go into detail why they wanted him dead.
	Do you believe that the Zionists didn't have full control before Kennedy?
	Oh, they had somewhat control going back to, I could tell you in 33, they had members on the Supreme Court.
	They had Henry Morgenthau, who was the Secretary of the Treasury, who Googled the Morgenthau plan.
	The guy wanted to literally execute every German after the, yeah, he wanted to kill all the Germans.
	Yes, I think that they were well saturated, and then you have like the 20 years of the American Zionist Council evading registration under FARA, and then they become APAC right around the time that Kennedy's killed.
	Most people don't realize this, but the American Zionist Council was ordered to register again under FARA on November 21st, 1963, and then that problem went away forever the next day.
	So when you look at what was going on, like that was all, Israel was all that was on Kennedy's mind for the entire three years that he was in office.
	He hated these motherfuckers, and he wanted to end them as a nation.
	They were evading registration under fora.
	He knew they were stealing our nuclear material.
	He knew about Sonborn Institute, which is what we're going to talk about now, which is a large-scale smuggling operation that went on for over 20 years.
	I mean, this is what the assassination was about.
	So when people push aside Israel in regards to the assassination, it makes me see red, because it's the only thing that mattered to him.
	It's the biggest issue in the world.
	The Federal Reserve took power in 1913.
	We all know that's a Zionist bank.
	So you're telling me they had control of the money since 1913, but they didn't control everything, including the presidency, until 1963.
	Bingo.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Okay.
	That's what I'm saying.
	At least, if not everything, at least mostly in that direction.
	You know what I mean?
	Like 80%, 90%.
	It was almost done.
	You know what's scary?
	If we had this conversation on YouTube, we'd be fucking banned.
	If we had this conversation on YouTube.
	That's the scary part, too.
	That even fucking 70 plus years later, 60 years later, whatever the fuck, you can't even have this conversation on YouTube.
	They'll call you an anti-Semite.
	They'll say, etc.
	You're going ahead and using anti-Semitic conspiracy theories of world control.
	Like, guys, we have the facts right here.
	This is a declassified document showing you guys.
	This is all true.
	Kennedy wanted them to register to FARA. He didn't want them to have enormous influence in our political structure.
	He knew that they stole nuclear weapons from us.
	This is all factual.
	Where's that one speech he made where he said, we have a grave threat.
	We have secret societies that are running things.
	You know what I'm talking about, right?
	Most people, if you ask, who think they know about that will say he was talking about communism.
	He was not talking about communism.
	I don't think so.
	A lot of people don't know this, too.
	Kennedy's father was extremely critical of Zionism, and that's a big part of the reason why they got rid of him as well.
	His father was critical of Jewish power for a very long time.
	And he was one of the, you know, one of the, if there is American royalty, it would be the Kennedy family.
	Yeah.
	So let me explain the Somboran Institute.
	So 1945, David Ben-Gurion, who is the head of the Jewish Agency, which the Jewish Agency still exists today, and they were one of the agencies that, like, were involved in the funding of 9-11 and stuff.
	So 1945, the Jewish Agency is supposed to be the government-in-waiting, like, they're the government of Israel before Israel is Israel, right?
	So that's why they were formed in the first place.
	What he does is he, after World War II, he approaches America and he wants us to give them weapons to oust the Palestinians, right?
	Straight up murder them.
	And so we say no.
	So what he does, he gets with a guy named Rudolf Sonborn, forms the Sonborn Institute as a cover.
	this large-scale smuggler operation.
	And then with the assistance of over 500 American Jews, they broke into and stole our weapons surplus from World War II and shipped it back to Israel via a company called InterarmCo out of Virginia, which was a CIA cutout.
	So the CIA helped them pilfer our military surplus and send it back to kill the Palestinians.
	That's why the This goes back to the Bay of Pigs, too, and this goes back to why the Bay of Pigs failed.
	All the money and all the arms everyone thought was being raised for the anti-Castro Cubans never made it to Cuba.
	It all got deflected to Israel.
	To fight the Palestinians.
	And I think people really need to understand this.
	So guys, after World War II, we had a bunch of weapons.
	We thought the war was going to go longer, but we dropped the bomb on Japan.
	War ended abruptly.
	We're good, right?
	But we got all these weapons now.
	So the Jews are fighting against the Palestinians, right, at this point now in the 1940s.
	So they need these weapons.
	How do you guys think Israel was able to beat all these Arab nations that were aligned to fight them?
	Well, they stole our weapons to do it.
	The Six-Day War, et cetera.
	All these wars that Israel was able to win, it's not that they won it on their own.
	They stole our surplus weapons, and then they went and they stole our surplus weapons, used smuggling routes through South America, got those weapons over to Palestine, which at the time we had an embargo against them.
	It was illegal to do that.
	These Jewish smugglers facilitated it through the ports, et cetera, Mayor Lansky and Luciano.
	You nailed it.
	And what ended up happening is those weapons end up in Israel.
	They're able to fight off the Arabs, but they know we can't do this forever.
	We need nuclear weapons to be able to keep these guys away from attacking us.
	And then those same routes that they established with the weapons that they smuggled over to Palestine, they used that same route to steal the uranium that they eventually used to create nuclear weapons.
	The same smoking routes.
	In 1957, Zalman Shapiro starts to divert bomb-grade enriched uranium from the new plant in Apollo, Pennsylvania to the nuclear reactor in Demona.
	This was all basically confirmed because of the testing of the fauna outside of Demona, which confirmed that they were using 97.7% enriched, which is...
	Only manufactured for the U.S. Navy by a handful of people.
	And when they went into the records of NUMEC, they found that they were missing, you know, six, seven hundred pounds of uranium.
	So that's exactly what happened.
	You had a bunch of American traders steal from us to build Israel's nuclear program that I can skip.
	And then in 1960, Time magazine exposes Israel's secret nuclear reactor in the desert.
	So when you got in the Negev Desert, that is, it's commonly referred to as Damona.
	When you start to look specifically at the documents surrounding Demona, there is an endless supply.
	It's obvious Kennedy was getting weekly briefings from the minute he got into office on this particular nuclear program.
	This was the only thing on the guy's mind.
	I tell you, it's the most important event to him was getting inspectors into Demona and they wouldn't allow it.
	So he threatened.
	Let me see.
	I think I have the...
	I have a picture there.
	American Zionist Council, we talked about that.
	So this is a portion of a letter written to Levi Eshkol.
	So at some point, John F. Kennedy threatened Ben-Gurion, threatened him so fiercely that he resigned.
	I think he also resigned because the assassination plot had already been in play.
	If you look into the May 1963 writings between Ben-Gurion and John F. Kennedy, it's come to be known as the Battle of Letters.
	It is an absolutely fascinating read.
	And basically what you get is John F. Kennedy demanding to get inspectors into Demona and Ben-Gurion telling them to pound sand.
	And this is what, four months before he was assassinated?
	This is in May of 63.
	Yeah.
	So six months, seven months.
	So you guys can see this for the audience.
	This is a letter to PM Prime Minister Eshkol, Levi Eshkol, who's the second prime minister of Israel.
	He says, and I quote, I am sure you will agree that these visits should be as nearly as possible in accord with international standards, thereby resolving all doubts as to the peaceful intent of the Damona project.
	As I wrote Mr.
	Ben-Gurion, this government's commitment to and support of Israel could be seriously jeopardized if it should be thought that we were unable to obtain reliable information on a subject as vital to peace as the question of Israelis' effort in the nuclear field.
	This is John F. Kennedy saying, let us in, or we're going to end you.
	And just so you guys understand, Israel back in 1963 was not Israel in 2024.
	They were a brand new country, not even 20 years old.
	They're surrounded by Arab countries that want them gone, right?
	They had fought a bunch of wars at this point and won by the skin of their fucking teeth.
	They were just struggling to survive, guys.
	So a threat of the United States is no longer going to fucking support you guys is a death sentence to Israel at this point.
	Yes.
	So they took this very seriously because they're like, holy shit, if we don't have American support, we are gone.
	We are surrounded by countries that want us dead.
	So that's why they needed the nuclear bomb and that's why they needed Kennedy out of there immediately.
	The only president to stand up to Israel was John F. Well, not the only, but I would say the most prominent president to stand up against Israel was John F. Kennedy.
	And Truman stood up to him too.
	Truman did too, yeah.
	So if you want to see how close the top of the pyramid at David Ben-Gurion is to the actual shooters, the relationship is simply through Menachem Begin to Jack Ruby to the shooters.
	Jack Ruby knew Menachem Begin personally.
	They were both banging a stripper called Candy Bar.
	Okay.
	What?
	Yeah, that picture, that's Candy Barr down in the center.
	She worked for Jack Ruby.
	Actually, she traveled with Jack Ruby to Galveston the weekend of the assassination that most people don't know about.
	And then another connection, Jack Ruby to Johnny Roselli to Santos Traficante to the shooters.
	That's how close the relation is between Ben-Gurion at the top and the shooters at the bottom.
	There's another one.
	Sorry, go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	Here's David Ben-Gurion directly to Myler Lansky, to Sam Giancana, to the shooters.
	Like, two people removed.
	You know?
	So, relationships are everything.
	Remember, relationships tell the story.
	And there's links everywhere.
	So, now you guys know who had the most benefit from...
	You know, John F. Kennedy being killed.
	And then also the other thing that I thought was really telling, like you said, once Kennedy threatened Ben-Gurion that, hey, you need to, you know, we're going to do, he's demanding inspections, etc.
	Ben-Gurion resigns.
	I think probably to buy more time for the Prime Minister that took his place.
	And then a few months later...
	Kenny's gone.
	And then also, guys, not only did he want them to do nuclear inspections, he wanted the Zionist Organization Association, the ZOA, right, if I'm not mistaken?
	He wanted them to register under FAIR, the Foreign Agent Registration Act.
	Can you explain that real fast for the audience?
	Because this is also important.
	It's not just the nuclear inspections.
	The Foreign Agent Registration Act, it was created during World War II because they didn't want Nazis in Congress or Nazis like...
	I don't know if I'm involved in anything in America, right?
	So if you were a Nazi in America and you were working on behalf of a foreign government at the time, Germany, you had to register so they knew who the Nazis were, right?
	That's why FORA came about in the first place.
	And FORA is basically, they basically had been on The American Zionist Council is what it was to register for years.
	And they kept evading and they said, oh, they would send them letters like, oh, I thought we sent you the paperwork last week, you know, and they would just it was delay and delay and delay for 10, 15 years.
	And then they were finally ordered to register.
	And here's the thing.
	Once you register under fora, you can't make political contributions.
	Yeah.
	That's it.
	That's the thing.
	Once you register, you are done buying elections.
	That's why Kennedy gets killed, Israel takes over our country, we act as a colony, and now AIPAC has never been made to register.
	Now they openly brag about buying politicians.
	And they made Russia today, RT, register as a foreign agent a couple years ago.
	I mean, it's ridiculous.
	Al Jazeera had to register as a foreign agent, so they can't contribute to any kind of political campaigns.
	But not Israel through AIPAC. They're allowed to just buy our politicians.
	How many dual citizens do we have in Congress that are Israeli citizens and American citizens?
	I don't have a number, but I would suspect it's a lot.
	Yeah, it's a lot.
	Let me go over this last slide right here.
	This is David Ben-Gurion connected directly with personal friends with Louis Bloomfield, the guy who ran Centromondial Commercial out of Montreal.
	And that's where you get the relation to Clay Shaw, David Ferry, and his whole crew of shooters who will go over.
	That's the relationship there.
	And that brings us to the anti-Castro Cubans.
	And not to be so anticlimactic, but there really was none.
	There was none involved, really, other than these two guys, Sergio Arcacha-Smith and Emilio Santana.
	And the reason these guys are known, and we can say that these guys were involved with certainty, is because they were involved with a woman named Rose Jeremy, who basically gets...
	They basically beat her up, and they ditch her outside of New Orleans.
	She was a prostitute.
	She was strung out on heroin, and she was supposed to be going basically from Miami to Dallas, where they were going to participate in the assassination.
	But she's a real bitch, so they kick her out of the car.
	She ends up going to get arrested, and she interacts with a cop named Francis Frouge, who's a lieutenant for the state police in Louisiana.
	She, on the way to the—they take her to the hospital because she's all strung out on heroin.
	She tells Francis Frugge that these two guys were on their way to Dallas to shoot the president.
	Well documented, two days before the assassination, November 20th, we have the reports from the Louisiana State Patrol, the FBI reports, all confirming she made the report that these two guys were going to go and kill the president.
	So I definitely put these two guys in Dealey Plaza as two of the shooters.
	But these two guys were Anticastro Cubans.
	They're the only ones, and they weren't there on behalf of the Anticastro Cuban movement.
	They were there because they worked for Carlos Marcello.
	They were bag men for Marcello.
	And both of them having been trained down at No Name Key with all the other anti-Castro Cubans at the time, they were in the circle with David Ferry in New Orleans, going back to like the late 59, early 60, or whenever Sergio Arcacha showed up in New Orleans.
	But yeah, these guys in close with David Ferry in his circle in New Orleans, and they're the only anti-Castro Cubans.
	The anti-Castro Cubans are mostly irrelevant in the story, even though they brought up like all the time Nobody gave a damn about Castro and the Cubans because Castro wasn't our enemy.
	All the plots against Castro, I think, were fake.
	I mean, you tell me we couldn't knock off Castro from some dinky island 90 miles off the coast, but we could knock out Iraq in like half a day?
	Give me a break.
	It's ridiculous.
	The idea that we had all these plots against Castro to me is just stupid on its face.
	He was a smuggling partner.
	The CIA was utilizing Cuba as a jump-off point for smuggling operations.
	You didn't tell me that Castro wasn't in on that?
	Give me a break.
	Yeah.
	That's my take on that.
	All right.
	And then we get to the mercenaries, our guys.
	Okay.
	Lawrence Howard, William Seymour, Lauren Hall.
	Okay.
	All right.
	These are some of the most important guys in all the assassination.
	They were involved in so much of the setup of Oswald, it was ridiculous, and these guys get brushed over time and time again.
	Notice Lawrence Howard on the left.
	Husky Latin, cock marks all over his face, moles all over his face.
	Very distinctive look.
	And yet we have dozens of sightings of Oswald accompanied by a Husky Latino with a pockmarked face and a scar over his left eye.
	Clearly Lawrence Howard.
	And they had a third guy that they hang with named Lauren Hall.
	This guy on the right, he was kind of a schlep.
	He was kind of more involved in the mercenary movement to make money as opposed to giving a damn about Cuba.
	All these guys got out of the military about 59 or 60.
	They end up down in No Name Key, which is one of the keys down by Key West in the Florida Keys.
	And they hook up with a guy named Jerry Hemming.
	Jerry Hemming or Jerry Patrick, as he's sometimes known.
	He runs an organization called Interpen, the Intercontinental Penetration Force.
	It's a mercenary group.
	And basically, that's how all these guys get recruited by the CIA. They're all connected to Jerry Hemming.
	Jerry Hemming's being funded by the CIA. And Jerry Hemming, believe it or not, doesn't take part in the assassination, but these three guys do.
	Just to show you that William Seymour wasn't some schlep.
	William Seymour is the guy in the lower right-hand corner, and the guy behind him with his jacket over his face is a very famous guy named Frank Sturgis, who was arrested during Watergate.
	This is Operation 40.
	Operation 40 was a CIA-funded hit squad.
	And I can't believe they actually allowed themselves to be photographed together.
	These are all Hitmen?
	Yep.
	This is Operation 40.
	This is a CIA-funded hit squad.
	On the left, the second guy up with the glasses, that's Porter Goss.
	Porter Goss is a congressman.
	So, yeah, this goes to show that William Seymour was plugged in with the highest levels of CIA covert activities.
	And just as a reminder for the people, Seymour was the body double of Oswald, which you guys are going to see.
	A lot of the sightings that they had of Oswald actually wasn't him.
	It was either Seymour or Cary.
	Right.
	And so this is the pictures just to show.
	I mean, they weren't identical, but they were the same, roughly the same height.
	So you'll see those variations.
	Like Seymour was actually only 5'6".
	Cary Thornley was 5'10".
	Oswald was 5'9", right?
	So that helped me, and that really helped me a lot in determining who was who in some of these sightings.
	So, William Seymour, you know, he gets hooked up to these guys through, like I said, through Jerry Hemming down in No Name Key, and he ends up, you'll be able to track his movements between, I'd say, Late 60 and the assassination, him and Lawrence Howard and Lauren Hall are bouncing back and forth doing different things between Miami, New Orleans, Dallas, and Los Angeles.
	Those are the four cities that those guys had for that whole time period, for those years.
	It was just those three guys together.
	And relationships, like I said, are everything.
	So when I make an identification of Lauren Hall as a shooter on the sixth floor, despite the fact that I really don't have...
	I can't witness him there.
	It's the relationships with him and Lawrence Howard that makes it obvious that it was him.
	But we'll get into that as we get closer.
	And real quick, also for the audience to understand, because I think people need to know this too, because we discussed it before.
	Oswald, the one that we know...
	Can we pull up that PowerPoint one more time?
	The Oswald that we know, guys, was extremely antisocial.
	He was always alone.
	He was socially awkward, etc.
	But when you hear these stories of Oswald being with someone, it's typically what Lawrence or somebody else...
	Oswald wasn't a friendly guy and had people like this around him.
	So that's how you knew that it was one of the body doubles that was actually doing these things and claiming to be Oswald.
	Maybe it's a Leon Oswald or whatever.
	But they always use some type of...
	name, maybe with a different first name, maybe with just an initial.
	And that's how you know that it wasn't really Oswald.
	I don't think actually, Corey, I think you mentioned this to me before, correct me if I'm wrong.
	In all of these sightings, it was never the Oswald that we've come to know and learn until he was apprehended at the movie theater.
	Correct.
	I cannot place him in any of the known incidents of Lee Harvey Oswald until he shows up at the Texas theater.
	And we will get to that story for sure.
	But let me go over this real quick.
	How am I doing on time?
	No, you're good, man.
	After we do this, I'll read chats real quick, because I'm sure these guys have questions, and then we'll continue on as well.
	Go ahead, hit the carousel.
	To establish the impersonation of Oswald, you have to go through, there's literally a hundred incidents that I've gone through, and this is one of the more known ones.
	So at the Carousel Club, which is owned by Jack Ruby, Oswald is allegedly seen there, but he's seen there with a husky Latino with a pockmarked face, and he's seen there with another guy, a third guy who matches the description clearly, Lauren Hall.
	So let me go ahead and read this.
	Number two described as white male, 30 to 32 years old, 200 pounds, 5 foot 10, stocky build, long black hair, dark complexion, oval face, Mexican or Spanish appearance, numerous bumps on face.
	Believed to have a one-inch scar on the left eyebrow.
	Customer on stage with stripper, white male, 5 foot 10, 35 years old, 180 pounds, flat top dark hair, dress not recalled, at table with one girl, three or four men.
	Waitress who waited on Wade and three men in group included person believed Oswald, right?
	So this person named Wade sees three men there.
	He believes one of them is named Oswald.
	And how does anybody come to know this?
	Because after the assassination, he called the FBI and said, hey, I was at his bar and I swear to God, Oswald was there.
	That's how these stories came about.
	And when you go through all the stories, it's the same story every time.
	Oswald seen with a husky Latin with a pockmarked face.
	It's always going to be, in that scenario, William Seymour and Lawrence Howard.
	Then you have the same thing at the Habana Bar in 1963 in September.
	Gabriel Rodriguez and another guy basically see Oswald.
	He's in there and he drinks a lemonade.
	He sees him in there with a husky Latin.
	It was big and smelly and hairy and has big feet, right?
	It's always the same kind of descriptors, dark complected.
	He didn't know if he was from Mexican, Cuban, Argentinian, or he didn't know what Spanish-speaking country he was from, but he was speaking Spanish to him, right?
	So that you see all over the place.
	The most famous incident involving these guys is the Sylvia Odio incident.
	And the Sylvia Odio incident is extremely important because it happened on September 27th.
	September 27th, Oswald's supposed to be in Mexico City, but Oswald's actually still in New Orleans.
	I have evidence of all three incidents.
	Oswald being in New Orleans, closing out his P.O. box on September 27th.
	The Sylvia Odio incident here involving William Seymour, Lawrence Howard, and Lauren Hall on September 27th.
	And also September 27th is when Oswald pulls into Mexico City, but that's actually Kerry Thornley.
	That is not Oswald.
	So we have...
	There's mountains and mountains and mountains of documentation of both incidents, both Mexico City and the Odio incident.
	In regards to the...
	The documents surrounding Oswald's P.O. box, that took me a long time to dig him up, and there's only two documents surrounding that.
	So that was the incident that they tried to hide, because that would show that Oswald was actually in neither of the places he's accused of being.
	Holy shit.
	Yeah.
	Okay, real fast.
	I'm going to summarize what you just said and then I'm going to read the chats because that is a lot there and I really want the audience to understand this before I read the chats.
	And if you guys got questions, get them in now because we'll do a quick little question part and then we're going to go right back into this.
	I have here five different sightings of Oswald.
	1961 at the car dealership.
	April 10, 1963, the assassination attempt.
	The Carousel Club, three.
	The Habana or Habama Bar in 1963.
	And then the Sylvia Odia incident on September 27th.
	So these are five alleged sightings of Oswald, right?
	Where they said that it was Oswald, but we know that it wasn't actually Oswald, it was either Carey or Seymour.
	And I think it's important for the audience to know that you were able to get basically the smoking gun and you knew that it wasn't Oswald because you are able to put Oswald in New Orleans in September, closing out his PO box, which he has to be there in person with his identification card to be able to do that.
	Meanwhile, there was a sighting of Oswald back in, was it Texas if I'm not mistaken?
	On the 27th?
	It was in Dallas on the 27th, right?
	The Sylvia Odio incident.
	And that becomes important because the official story doesn't really address it.
	They kind of address it, but no one has ever identified those men, but it was obviously the same trio who we see everywhere.
	I mean, that's one of the big bones I have to pick with all of the JFK research community.
	These idiots in 60 years couldn't figure this out, and they had the same documents that I had.
	It's ridiculous, really.
	I mean, and you're seeing it also, the large husky Latin with the pockmarked face being seen everywhere.
	This is another example at the rifle range.
	So this is probably the most important incident where William Seymour impersonated Oswald because he goes to the rifle range and he shoots at other people's targets, right?
	This is a kind of a known theme.
	Oh, that's a big story, yeah.
	When did that one occur?
	So that's the sixth.
	That occurred, right, sixth.
	And so that occurred, that incident occurred on November the 10th.
	But Oswald was seen here September 28th, the day after the Sylvia Odeo incident, when Oswald's still supposed to be in New Orleans.
	I mean, it's supposed to be in Mexico City, right?
	So here we have Malcolm Price, Malcolm Harold Price.
	He's working at the range on September the 28th.
	Sorry, Corey.
	So, wait.
	On September 27th, he was cited in Texas, but you're saying, was he in New Orleans for his P.O. box, or was he...
	All three.
	The real Oswald was in New Orleans, closing his P.O. box.
	William Seymour was in Dallas at Sylvia Odios, and Kerry Thornley was in Mexico City, posing as Oswald.
	Okay, so you got the real Oswald and his two impersonators in three different locations.
	On the same day.
	And that's how you were able to identify that this is bullshit.
	The real Oswald closed out his P.O. box in New Orleans, which back then you had to deal with a photo ID and be there in person.
	Meanwhile, you got this guy over, one of them in Texas, and then one of them in Mexico.
	And actually, don't you have a picture of the sighting that they had in Mexico City?
	I do.
	I think it's coming up still.
	So I'll skip around to it.
	But the September 28th, the next day, this incident is mostly ignored because everyone likes to talk about the November 10th incident at the rifle range.
	But the September 28th incident is when Malcolm Price actually handled the rifle.
	That they say was Oswald's.
	He adjusted the scope on it, and clearly when you examine that incident, Oswald drove there and our Oswald doesn't drive.
	Plus the details on the rifle that he testifies to before the Warren Commission, it's not a Carcano.
	It's a Mauser 7.65 that the person brought in, but he nonetheless is adamant it was Oswald who was there.
	Now on this November 10th incident, Oswald is not there by himself.
	Oswald is handed his rifle over the fence by another man.
	And let me describe this man to you.
	You see, this is a statement from Garland Slack.
	Garland Slack says he saw a man believed to be identical with Oswald, at which time the man was accompanied by another man, described as tall, having a lot of dark hair, dark complexion, and a full beard.
	He further stated the man was about 24 years of age, six of tall, having very large feet, Right?
	So the dark-complected husky guy is obviously Lawrence Howard.
	This never changes.
	He's seen with Oswald.
	It's clearly Oswald.
	It's clearly William Seymour, right?
	And so we have a lot of documentation on that incident.
	And there's literally a dozen more incidents we could talk about where it was clearly William Seymour with the husky Latin, Lawrence Howard with the pockmarked face and all that stuff.
	But now we're going to jump over to Carrie Thornley and Carrie Thornley's impersonations of Oswald.
	So If you'll remember from the JFK film that David Ferry had a party, and there was a guy there.
	They went and interviewed the male prostitute in jail, right?
	Willie O'Keefe, right?
	But Willie O'Keefe isn't a real person.
	That was made up for the movie.
	Willie O'Keefe was a combination of multiple characters, primarily a guy named Perry Russo, okay?
	And Perry Russo goes to this party in September...
	Actually, I can tell you when.
	It was in late September of 1963.
	It was around the 23rd or the 24th, because it's part of the timeline that I assembled for Kerry Thornley.
	So he identifies Oswald as having been at this party, but he says that Oswald was Ferry's roommate.
	He identified himself as Leon Oswald, and then he was like a bearded beatnik, right?
	And the only person who resembles Oswald who at any time could ever have been mistaken for a bearded beatnik is Cary Thornley, right?
	Cary Thornley is a picture of him on the right in his bearded beatnik days.
	I can even narrow him down to like April of 1963 is when that picture was taken.
	There was a couple of months when he had that beard and then he shaves it off.
	And then when he's seen at the party by Perry Russo, he's got stubble on his face, just like he calls it whiskers, but it was just a couple of days.
	And Oswald was clean shaven every day.
	That's another thing you can tell about Oswald.
	He was very meticulously neat.
	His hair was always cut, but there's no records of him getting haircuts.
	And he was always clean-shaven.
	He was a very, very tidy person.
	So this guy always described as having dirt under his fingernails.
	You know, he was just a dirty, beatnik guy.
	And that's kind of funny because Kerry Thornley will later go on to...
	Head up what's called the Discordian Movement, where it was a CIA operation where he basically, it was like a post-hippie weirdo LSD thing that he did with Robert Anton Wilson and a couple other guys like that, but I'm getting off track.
	So another incident involving Oswald that is, they say is involving Oswald.
	Is the incident down at the voter registration in Clinton.
	This was in the JFK film as well.
	Nobody can really explain this incident.
	I mean, I figured it out, but no one else had ever done before.
	But when you go through all the details of it, what it comes down to is this was Kerry Thornley also.
	He was driving a car.
	At one of the several incidents involved in this particular outing at the voter registration, This is where it starts to get hairy.
	Harry Thornley was clearly Harry Thornley because of his associations with these guys down here in New Orleans that I can't ever place Oswald with.
	He's seen with Marina Oswald, right?
	So Marina Oswald, we know, was in on the setup of Oswald from the jump because it was her handwriting that signed the Alec Heidel alias on the secrets on the Selective Service card that allegedly Oswald owned.
	She had signed his name on a bunch of things that were attributed to Oswald, and she wrote Oswald Hunter of Fascists or something like that on the back of the card with Oswald holding the rifle.
	Right.
	She also claims that Oswald was the one holding that rifle.
	But we already know that Oswald never had anything to do with the rifle.
	So Marina Oswald was clearly involved in the setup and she was involved with it with Kerry Thornley.
	And so we have these numerous incidents that occur in Alice, Texas on October the 3rd, starting on October the 3rd through October the 5th or October the 6th.
	The trip to Mexico City was from September the 26th through October 3rd.
	So Oswald allegedly crosses back over the border.
	And heads back to Dallas, where on the evening of October 3rd, he's known to have stayed at the YMCA in Dallas.
	Okay?
	Here, we have someone identified as Oswald, I'd say no less than seven or eight times in seven or eight different places in Alice, Texas, where Oswald is seen with a woman who speaks Russian with a child, and later on will have another incident.
	At the Furniture Mart where it's the same thing.
	A guy who appears to be Lee Harvey Oswald is seen driving a car and he's with a Russian woman.
	Now she has two children because this event is in November.
	So we have a whole string of events where Oswald is seen driving a car with a woman who speaks Russian and her children.
	But once you connect Marina Oswald to the setup, it becomes par for the course that she knew Thornley and is actually evidence that she knew Thornley.
	A neighbor had actually brought to Garrison's attention that they had her and some of the other neighbors had seen Thornley over at the Oswald residence so often that they weren't sure who the husband was, whether it was Thornley or Oswald.
	So we have numerous witnesses putting the three of them together, which confirms the relationship between Carrie Thornley and Marina Oswald.
	And then for me, at that point in time, all of those Oswald sightings with Marina made sense because Oswald never drove.
	There's no evidence he ever drove.
	He never even attempted to drive.
	And he didn't have a driver's license in Dallas or in Texas, I would say.
	And I believe the reason he didn't have a driver's license in Texas It's because Kerry Thornley had it, and we'll get to that here coming up when I get to the chronology of the assassination that day, which is actually where we're at right now.
	Okay, so before we get into that, because we just covered a whole bunch there, and I want everyone to understand what the hell is going on.
	Real quick, I'll summarize real fast here, and then I'll read the questions.
	And then we'll get into what happened on November 22nd, 1963.
	So, I already wrote down here...
	1961 sighting at a car dealership.
	April 10th attempted assassination.
	The Carousel Club.
	The Habana Bar.
	1963.
	Sylvia Odia incident.
	September 27th.
	November 10th, 1963.
	Shooting range.
	September 1963.
	Carrie at a party.
	The gay party.
	We're playing them.
	Then we got Thornley voter registration situation.
	Then we got October 3rd in Mexico.
	And then we got Furniture March.
	So that's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 incidents.
	That were alleged to be Oswald, but in reality it was either Kerry Thornley or Seymour.
	William Seymour, right?
	William Seymour.
	And the crazy thing is, there's dozens more incidents that we're not even going to talk about.
	There's no point, because this just reiterates the same facts over and over again, and it just becomes so brutally obvious that Oswald wasn't involved in any of this stuff.
	So like Oswald is mostly a construct.
	He's mostly made up fiction that they assigned to a real person who probably was a real hero who probably worked for the FBI or was doing something because remember all these places that they're saying Oswald is they're keeping him away from those areas.
	Yeah.
	And the way that you were able to figure this out...
	So, audience, just to bring you guys back...
	Again, we got two doubles, and then we got Oswald, the real Oswald, that you guys have...
	They got arrested in the movie theater, everything else like that.
	So, how you discovered that these people weren't Oswald is because, number one, one of them traveled frequently with this pop-faced, big Mexican dude named Lawrence, which we showed earlier.
	Then, the other way that you knew that it wasn't him is because...
	On one of the days that Oswald was supposedly in Texas while also being in Mexico at the same time, he was actually in New Orleans closing out a P.O. Box.
	Correct.
	And that's how you put him in a different place.
	That's when it kind of hits you like, okay, there's multiple people.
	And then also the fact that someone was driving around with his wife when we know that Oswald does not drive.
	Right.
	And Oswald in certain places, like on October 3rd, Oswald is supposed to be in Dallas at the YMCA. And on October 3rd, Marina is supposed to be in Fort Worth, as per Ruth Payne.
	So we know Ruth Payne is in on this as well, and covering for whatever activities.
	Ruth Payne was the landlord, right?
	Ruth Payne is a woman who came out of nowhere and just kind of took care of Marina Oswald and her child in Dallas.
	The story of Ruth Payne is really...
	She's a CIA handler.
	I mean, her and George DeMorn Shield were Oswald's basically handlers, or at least people who were there to ensure that he was in certain places so they could set him up in other places.
	And then when the time came, they all testified to the Warrant Commission against him.
	They all testified they saw the rifle, but I know he never owned the rifle.
	You know, they threw him under the bus fiercely, and that was what they were supposed to do.
	And then the other interesting fact that you mentioned that shows that it wasn't Oswald as well is that when he was at the gun range, it wasn't Oswald, it was one of the impersonators.
	When they were at the gun range, they used a rifle that was not at the book depository on November 22nd, correct?
	It was a different rifle.
	Right.
	The rifle that was identified by Malcolm Price was...
	Clearly, a Mauser 7.65, and he knew it was a Mauser 7.65 because he had a friend who had an almost identical rifle, and he was shocked that it wasn't a Mauser, but it looked exactly like it.
	So it was a knockoff Mauser, which basically means it was an Argentinian Mauser, because Mauser were made in Germany, and they made...
	The same company made them in Argentina.
	And so it was clearly an Argentine Mauser that he was looking at.
	And they also happened to find and cover up the finding of three Argentine Mausers inside the book depository on November 22nd.
	Oh, they found Mausers in the book depository as well?
	Yep.
	Two inside, one on the roof.
	Oh, but that's completely different from the Italian gun that was found that was alleged to be the murder weapon.
	Was it called again?
	Oh, yeah.
	Manlaker Carcano.
	But no, there were at least five or six rifles found in Dealey Plaza.
	One in particular we'll get to was a Johnson.30-06 that they actually were able to trace back to a guy named Richard Hathcock in Los Angeles the next day.
	By November 23rd, they were in L.A. The FBI was interviewing this guy about a Johnson that allegedly was found by the lawn crew on November 23rd.
	So...
	The official narrative tries to say that that Italian rifle was the murder weapon, when in reality we know that the impersonators were practicing with an Argentinian weapon.
	Correct.
	Also, there is actually even a photograph, one of the photographs of the cops handling the rifle inside the book depository, and you can see in the background a second rifle leaning up against the wall.
	So we even have pictures of multiple rifles being found in the book depository that day, and they deny it.
	And we're going to get into that here with the November 22nd thing.
	So I don't want to jump the gun too much.
	I'll read these chats and then we'll get into it.
	Guys, give me ones in the chat if this all makes sense now.
	I know it's complex.
	I know some of you guys are saying, what the hell?
	But if you're going to put a two and you're not sure, put a two and tell me specifically why so that we can go ahead and get into what actually happened on the 22nd.
	Because this all needs to make sense for you guys before we get into the actual day of the assassination.
	Can we pull up chats real quick, Pills?
	I want to fly through these.
	Can I ask a question real quick?
	Yeah.
	I think people want to, like, this is what I'm interested in.
	I'm listening to you.
	This is not knowledge you get from a week or a month.
	You put in years in this because you honestly, whatever answer me, a question me and him have, you have an answer instantaneously.
	Why?
	Here's the deal.
	Why did you do this?
	Why did you dedicate so much of your life to this John F. Kennedy assassination?
	That's the question I think a lot of people want to know.
	Well, I needed to know, number one, why I lost my country and why my country seemingly has abandoned me.
	And that was number one.
	And so, but also, I need to comment on this.
	Whatever it is that you do in life, if you don't have a burning desire that gets you out of bed at six o'clock in the morning until midnight with documents, you know, falling asleep with documents on your chest, if you don't have that burning desire, you're never going to figure out a damn thing.
	You need to treat this like your life depends on it.
	And I feel like I needed to know because my life does depend on it.
	All right.
	Very honest answer.
	Okay, let's see here.
	Such great value and informative content.
	The layman understands this is how Zionists move, although they hide hands.
	P.S. This guy's good.
	I told y'all that we were going to bring in the number one guy.
	Yo, Myron, I'm a bodybuilder at 19.
	I track every single macro I'm moving with my girl for college.
	She doesn't like it because cookie food unhealthy is her love language.
	Need a few tips, my man.
	Why are you moving in with your girl at 19 years old?
	What the fuck is wrong with you, bro?
	Myron, did fairy's dog and child play a giant role in this also?
	Okay, you guys are funny.
	Well, keep in mind, guys, that those bushy eyebrows that he has are going to be a distinguishing factor on November 22nd, so keep that in mind.
	We should probably talk about that right now.
	Do you got a picture you're showing of him?
	We should probably talk about that because it's extremely significant, and that will be a determining trait that he has, his eyebrows, that will put him in Dallas.
	I showed the picture of the chat, but don't worry.
	I don't want to take away your thunder, so I'm going to let you do it when we cover the assassination day.
	Sure, sure, sure.
	Hollywood Beach Parking Officer came to my store today.
	He's Cuban.
	Jail 15 years for Anti-Fidel Pelo Large Group.
	Became a Lone Shark Enforcer in Cuba in Angola War.
	Now Miami LEO Gun Combat Training Instructor.
	Point is, he told me that Herminio Diaz was a family friend in his hood in Cuba and told him, his fam, that he was one of the shooters.
	It was not a secret.
	Then he died trying to assassinate Fidel again with Tony Cuesto.
	Okay, so Herminio Diaz.
	I know the story of Herminio Diaz.
	He was not involved in the assassination after Diaz died, which was actually in 62.
	Sergio Arcacha started using his name as an alias.
	Okay.
	So, yeah, I get what you're saying, but no, Herminio Diaz was not involved.
	He was dead already.
	I love these kind of shows, Myron.
	Learning things we were never taught in school.
	My brother's important info to understand the reality of the world and how it works.
	Cool.
	This will send ripples through history.
	Thank you, gentlemen.
	We got you, Beans, and we got you.
	Hey, Fit.
	Hope all is well.
	Well, could you look into and think of bringing on Chris back, retired Navy SEAL and retired CIA, responsible for being pretty much modernizing the U.S. military technology, turned trans after service, regret it.
	The transition now speaks about the pride community.
	He's a complete badass with an interesting story.
	I don't know who he is, but I guess we can research and see.
	I've never heard of him.
	And then I think he would be more than glad to be on FNF. Please make notes.
	Also, thanks for everything you guys do for us.
	WFNF. Moe can make a note of that.
	Was John F. Kennedy a plane crash an accident or foul play?
	He's talking about Junior.
	Ella, let's fucking go.
	Excited about this one.
	We'll cover that plane crash if we have time.
	He was killed by the Clintons.
	Okay, let's get that out of the way.
	Get Corey's book, A Warning from History.
	Guys, yeah, please go get it.
	Also available on Amazon.
	Link fixed on this one.
	Yeah, guys, go get that book.
	And he goes into detail on this way more in the book.
	Anything else?
	Caught up?
	Oh, okay.
	Shalom.
	During this episode with Suleiman, you were saying that Milo was going to come on.
	Is that still happening?
	No.
	He flaked and we're never going to bring him on the podcast ever again.
	Amazing stuff to see Corey on your show.
	Guys, supporting him since 2022.
	Corey is undoubtedly the best JFK researcher there possibly has ever been.
	Thank you, Myron and FNF crew.
	Don't worry.
	I only bring you all the best.
	Yvonne says, on the Dallas PD doc where two bullets was changed to three, how do you explain that they planned every detail of the operation quite well but miscounted the number of bullets needed for the story to work?
	Corey?
	Corey, what's your response to that?
	Beats me.
	You got your guess as good as mine.
	You have to think, we're trying to reassemble a puzzle in hindsight.
	They knew what the time it was at the time and what they were doing, but they didn't know details.
	They didn't know about one of the shooters.
	The incident with James Tagg, where he hits the curb instead of shooting the president, they didn't take that into consideration in advance.
	They couldn't, right?
	So they did the best they could.
	And My biggest thing is they just didn't understand that one day everything that they did would be so scrutinized, right?
	So they took shortcuts and they were sloppy and they thought it would be swept up and disappeared to history.
	I mean, they couldn't envision it.
	We are talking about assassinating the President of the United States now.
	I mean, I'm not sure, like...
	Sweeping under the rug.
	And also, most people are stupid, and like, I mean, look, the info's been out there forever, and Corey was one of the few that were able to be able to crack it, so they didn't anticipate people would read this stuff.
	Most people are dead, so it took a very long time to be able to figure this out and piece it all together, so I guess they were somewhat right, because a lot of people still do believe the official narrative.
	I think only about, they said a majority of Americans do believe in a conspiracy theory, like 60%.
	The same ones that got vaccinated, right?
	Yeah, probably, but But regardless, the people that believe the conspiracy theory, they have a bunch of theories that aren't correct, right?
	Like, I've heard all kinds of stupid shit about how Kenny died.
	What else do we got here?
	Yeah.
	Bill.
	Most theories are junk.
	Yeah.
	Respect FNF and Myron and FNF. You have done more to Red Pill Masters than just about anyone on the planet.
	You are good people.
	The truth matters.
	Absolutely, man.
	We got y'all.
	Not just the women, but about history, too.
	Corey, do you know who the boobashaka lady was?
	The boobashaka lady was the lady for your assassination.
	Yeah, the boobashaka lady.
	Okay, so here's the thing.
	The Bushka lady is a lady who had this thing on her head and she was seen caught in one of the photographs filming the assassination.
	And the thing is, her camera was so close that she must have had the best shot.
	But there's been a big conspiracy about who is she?
	Nobody knows who she is.
	The woman who...
	Came forward and said that she was the babushka lady, a woman named Beverly Oliver is a straight up liar.
	So, and then oftentimes there are multiple pictures of different women pushed forward as the babushka lady.
	And honestly, it's irrelevant.
	It's just another, there were, I can tell you with certainty, there was a half a dozen more cameras in Dealey Plaza with film that we've never seen.
	Okay.
	So, who knows?
	All right.
	And then two more.
	This story has OG304s on the Twitter.
	We're wild.
	Okay, Dr.
	B. And then rules as follows.
	And doctor, please get that heart doctor for our guy as well.
	I think you and more are talking behind the scenes about it, but let's make sure we get him as guy.
	How is it that this much information is held back from us?
	Thank you FNM for providing the truth.
	Well, remember guys, a lot of this stuff was declassified, but people aren't going to be able to, you know, make the connections.
	That Corey did.
	We're talking about thousands upon thousands of pages of information that Corey was able to sift through and be able to put together.
	This is based history on steroids.
	Holy, I know, Dr.
	B. Evan Evans' best podcast ever.
	Shout out to Corey Hughes for coming in.
	Yeah, I'll tell you this, guys.
	Joe Rogan will never have a pod like this.
	Oh, hell no.
	Fuck no.
	He will never, ever know somebody that's going to tell the truth like this.
	He'll bring Oliver Stone up.
	Nope.
	Right?
	To give that bullshit story.
	He'll bring Oliver Stone up.
	Right?
	To kind of give you guys the half-truth of the CIA involvement, but he will never ever, most big pod, no big podcast would ever bring someone on that's going to expose the Zionist agenda when it comes to the JFK assassination.
	Nobody.
	It's a fucking death sentence for these guys, man.
	That's why we're number one, because we're willing to take risks that other people aren't.
	Anybody else?
	Thank you for Rumble.
	Yeah, shout out to Rumble.
	Okay, cool.
	So we're going to go ahead now.
	Did everyone give ones in the chat?
	Does everyone understand this?
	Guys, one more time, give me ones in the chat.
	This makes sense at Cast Club and Rumble, where we've come.
	We've covered a lot of ground here.
	We talked about the Zionist infiltration, the Italian mob.
	We talked about a bunch of people that were involved with Permandex.
	So many things that we covered.
	So give me ones if this all makes sense so that we can get into the Assassination Day, November 22, 1963.
	Before we do, can we talk about a one-hole particularly, Marilyn Monroe?
	She was sleeping with the president.
	She was sleeping with Fidel Castro.
	Did she have anything to do with this, or was she just killed because the CIA believed that she was leaking secrets to Castro?
	Okay, so she was banging everybody, I mean, from mob bosses to Kennedy and Robert Kennedy.
	Robert Kennedy and John Kennedy tag-teamed her.
	Brothers in arms.
	There's a book out, I think it's called Mr.
	Celebrity.
	It's a book about Mickey Cohen.
	It talks about this in there, and the author did incredible work linking Menachem Begin to these guys and all this stuff, and he basically puts the blame on Marilyn Monroe at the feet of Menachem Begin, and Menachem Begin had a Oh, obviously stuck something up there.
	There's a lot of speculation about that, but that's not a fact that's usually known.
	But she was brutally raped when she was killed.
	And the blame, according to this book, puts it on Menachem Begin and his one specific henchman of his.
	But that's a whole other story, and I'm not an expert on that.
	Yaddle said a good question here.
	Did I hear correct that either Carrier or Seymour was driving with his wife?
	Yes, you did hear that, correct?
	Yes.
	If so, why was his wife doing Oswald wrong?
	Good question.
	Why did his wife betray him so hard?
	Okay, so she's a Russian spy, clearly.
	She gets back, and I have a feeling that the FBI or the CIA or whomever, because she was handled clearly, like from the day of the assassination onward, she had CIA handlers for the rest of her life.
	So, I think that pretty much they didn't give her a choice.
	They're like, you're gonna go back to Siberia if you don't do this.
	I mean, what did she care?
	She didn't have a connection to Oswald.
	That was a ticket out of the Soviet Union for her, you know?
	There was no love lost there for her.
	A double agent forced.
	Yes.
	Force double agent.
	100%.
	Cool.
	All right.
	Chat pretty much.
	I don't see any twos.
	Bills, did you see any?
	No.
	Okay.
	They're tracking.
	They're making sense.
	Well, if you're watching this broadcast, you hire a Q anyway.
	Someone said three.
	I was Chris's student.
	Yeah, I know.
	That's funny as hell.
	Cool.
	Let's go ahead and get into the assassination, brother.
	Sorry for the delay.
	No problem.
	So we're going to start off with holes in the story, and we're going to do that through a chronology.
	So 7.15 a.m., Buell Frazier, allegedly, he works at the book's pilot story.
	He allegedly gives Oswald a ride to work.
	But I don't think so at all.
	He describes Oswald as having worn a gray, more or less flannel wool-type jacket.
	Oswald didn't have a jacket.
	That's a huge deal.
	Because after the assassination, Oswald is said to have gone to his boarding house to get his jacket, right?
	He's not known to have had any other jacket besides that jacket and a blue jacket, right?
	So here...
	This is total BS. Buell Frazier didn't drive anyone to work that morning.
	He was connected with these guys at the Book Depository.
	And if I didn't mention it yet, the Book Depository was a CIA front.
	It was run by a guy named Jack Cason, who was the head of the local American Legion, which was like the ultra right wing organization, which had multiple CIA and FBI agents as members in Dallas.
	So to me, it's pretty obvious that Jack Cason, the owner of the depository, was the point of contact there.
	Everything about this book depository reeks of intelligence.
	Do you really think the CIA is going to let any Joe Schmo publisher publish textbooks and get him into schools?
	No.
	That's where the propaganda and brainwashing begins, and the CIA controls the textbook industry in this country.
	So the idea that it was not a CIA front from the jump is ridiculous.
	All the publishers in that building, whether you're talking about Macmillan Company, Scott Forsman, the Southwestern Publishing Company, these are all CIA cutout companies.
	Every textbook company in America is, at minimum, a CIA contractor.
	And the book depository and what they did, when you look at the guys who ran it, they were all former OSS or connected to the right wing in some way, shape, or form.
	So, that being said, it's par for the course for guys who worked there to be involved on some level with the assassination.
	I believe, straight up, Jack Kaysen let the assassins in at 10 minutes past 12, who went right up to the sixth floor.
	We'll get to that here coming up.
	Now, Oswald, quote-unquote Oswald, but it's really William Seymour, allegedly at work, but we have an Oswald sighting at 7.30 a.m.
	J.W. Dubb Stark, owner of Top Ten Records on Jefferson Boulevard, note Cliff, says Oswald is waiting at his store when he arrives, and Stark says Oswald buys a ticket to the Dick Clark show and then leaves by bus.
	Dubb Stark says Oswald returns a short time later, buys another ticket to the Dick Clark show.
	This time, Officer J.D. Tippett is in the store but does not speak with Oswald.
	Oswald then leaves by bus.
	Okay, no one talks about this at all because people don't understand it and therefore they just eliminate it as, oh, this guy was probably just mistaken.
	7.55 a.m., Oswald and Frazier allegedly arrive at work.
	No one else sees Oswald arrive at work, period.
	And there's even a question about it from a guy named Ed Shields.
	Ed Shields testified before the House Committee on Assassinations that someone called out to Buell Frazier when he arrived because the official story says Buell Frazier drove Oswald to work, and then when Oswald got out of his truck, he walked in carrying a package under his arm, the rifle, right?
	But That's a fiction.
	Never happened.
	I don't think Frazier ever drove anyone to work that day.
	No one saw Oswald arrive at work with a rifle, except Frazier, but Frazier's obviously a liar.
	And I believe that, honestly, Frazier was probably getting set up as a second patsy if they needed one, but that's a whole other conversation.
	8.30 a.m., Lee Harvey Oswald reportedly enters the Jiffy store located on Industrial Boulevard.
	Fred Moore, the clerk, says identification of the individual arose when he asked them for identification as to proof of age for purchasing two bottles of beer.
	Ultimately, this guy provides identification and he sells them the beer.
	But Oswald's supposed to be at work at this time, right?
	So who's this?
	I believe Oswald is still sitting at the Payne's residence in Fort Worth, and this is Carrie Thornley.
	Kerry Thornley is the one who was in Dallas staying at the boarding house that Oswald is alleged to have stayed at.
	So the entire incident where Oswald is alleged to have gone to the boarding house to get the gun and his jacket, not Oswald.
	It was clearly, to me, Kerry Thornley.
	This, to me, is just more par for the course.
	And this is where he shows an ID. And this is why I think that Kerry Thornley had an Oswald identification in Texas.
	Because this is clearly not Oswald.
	And Oswald definitely never drank.
	And real quick, we forgot to go over this when we went over the official narrative.
	So after Oswald allegedly committed this murder, right, according to the official narrative that comes from the Warren Report, Oswald then ran back home to get the jacket, as you were saying, gets Nippy in Dallas, Texas in November, guys.
	And then he got a pistol.
	And as he put his jacket on and got this pistol, he left.
	And as he was trying to run away from the police, a police officer comes up to him.
	Was it JP or JD or something?
	JD Tippett.
	You know, stops him and tries to ask him questions, and then Oswald pulls out the handgun and shoots him dead on the street, okay?
	And then he runs to the movie theater, and they're able to apprehend him there later.
	That's, again, the official narrative.
	We're going to go over the truth here, but just so you guys know, the official narrative said, again, Oswald was the sole shooter.
	He ran away.
	He went back home to get his jacket, got a pistol, killed a cop, went and hit in the movie theater, and then they apprehended him later on that day at the movie theater.
	We'll go back to the timeline.
	Cool.
	So 9 o'clock in the morning, Oswald returns to the Jiffy store and he buys two pieces of pico brittle.
	And Fred Moore jokes to him.
	He says candy and beer because he thought it was an odd combination.
	That's why it stuck in his memory.
	So he believes Oswald came into a store twice, bought candy and beer, and he ate the candy on premises.
	This is kind of irrelevant, but I threw it in here just anyway.
	Nixon was actually in Dallas that morning, and he flew out at 9 o'clock in the morning.
	And Nixon was alleged to have been there for a company meeting, a Pepsi company meeting.
	And as it turns out, Russell Bintliff will tell the Washington Star in 1976 that PepsiCo had set up a bottling plant in Laos in the early 60s that did not make Pepsi but converted opium into heroin.
	The man in charge of that operation was a CIA man named Ted Shackley.
	Who I coincidentally believe was in Dealey Plaza that day.
	But yeah, Pepsi company used to convert more opium into heroin for the CIA in Laos.
	Okay, this is really important.
	And we're not going to talk too much about this today, but Jack Ruby actually has a double also, believe it or not.
	And this is not nearly as weird as a CIA set up But the official story says that Jack Ruby arrives at the Dallas Morning News about 11 o'clock and he'll be there through the assassination.
	This is the official story.
	The official story has a dozen witnesses who put Jack Ruby inside the Dallas Morning News.
	At the exact same time that Jack Ruby is inside the Dallas Morning News, Julia Ann Mercer will put Jack Ruby inside a green pickup truck broken down in front of the grassy knoll.
	So we have Jack Ruby being in two places at the exact same time.
	This is not the only time that Jack Ruby will be in two places at once.
	Jack Ruby will be in two places at once no less than four times on November the 22nd, and throughout the entire weekend, more than a dozen times will he be seen in multiple places, including in Dallas and in Galveston, Texas, at the exact same time.
	Holy shit.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	This is the pickup truck that Jack Ruby is alleged to have been driving, which broke down on the grassy knoll.
	Believe it or not, I actually did a deep dive into this vehicle and traced its ownership after the assassination, and I know it ended up with a CIA spook in the years after the assassination.
	How do you track a car off a picture?
	Sheer luck, and I'll tell you about that after the show.
	Okay.
	1139, Air Force One lands.
	Kennedy is on the ground.
	All right, so now 1229, we're moving into the moments.
	I'm skipping a whole lot of stuff, but nothing that is essential.
	All a lot of stuff that I'm skipping is in my book.
	So 1229 p.m., Jack Ruby still sitting at the scene at a window, looking out the window of the Dallas Morning News.
	However, also at exactly 1230, Jack Ruby is out on the street where he had called a guy named Bob Vanderslice.
	Vanderslice was an FBI informant, and he ends up telling the FBI that Jack Ruby called him and said, hey, why don't you come out and watch the fireworks?
	He then, at the exact same time that Jack Ruby is supposed to be up in the Dallas Morning News, he is actually on the street in Dallas with Vanderslice watching the assassination go down.
	Wow.
	Now, this is not some weird CIA spook thing.
	This is his brother, Samuel.
	Samuel Ruby is about 10 months younger than Jack Ruby when you see pictures of Samuel Ruby.
	They look alike.
	They look very much alike.
	And so this is another thing.
	Samuel Ruby was living in Dallas for a year and a half before the assassination.
	There is not one researcher in the world that has ever written about him.
	Nobody knows what he was doing for that year and a half before the assassination.
	But when you read about the life of Jack Ruby, you will find some extremely contradictory things about personality, how he dressed, how he behaved.
	And I don't know why, but these guys seemingly were interchangeable in the year and a half leading up to the assassination.
	Here's one example.
	This is at 12.50 p.m.
	That's not Jack Ruby.
	This is Samuel Ruby inside the Dallas Morning News.
	We know this is Samuel Ruby because Jack Ruby doesn't have a left index finger.
	Jack Ruby's finger was bitten off in a bar fight a year before the assassination, a year and a half before the assassination.
	This is Samuel Ruby posing as Jack Ruby.
	If you'll notice, Jack Ruby made it onto film like three or four times that day.
	He's here.
	He's captured.
	Let me see.
	I have another photograph.
	This is him again.
	This is Samuel Ruby captured in the hallway of the Dallas Police Department.
	At the exact same time that Samuel Ruby is being photographed here in the Dallas Police Department, Jack Ruby is interacting with Seth Cantor over at Parkland Hospital.
	Interesting, huh?
	Yep.
	How did you know that he had his...
	That's crazy that you were able to link that it wasn't him because you said his left index finger was bitten off by a dog.
	Yeah.
	He was in a bar fight.
	And his left index finger was completely bitten off below the knuckle.
	And so when you look at that picture...
	And it's not a reverse either.
	That's a left index finger.
	That's Samuel Ruby on the phone while Jack Ruby is over at Parkland Hospital.
	They look the same.
	They both have the receding hairline, same facial structure.
	Everything.
	Okay.
	Everything.
	And this picture was like 15, 20 years before that.
	No way.
	This is the only known picture of Samuel Ruby.
	And nobody identified it as Samuel Ruby.
	I knew it was Samuel Ruby because of the circumstances and because of all the other stuff.
	I kept getting these Jack Ruby doubles everywhere.
	And then it hit me.
	And then when you go and look for documents on Samuel Ruby, you know how many you'll find?
	You'll find two.
	And they say nothing.
	They're like one-liners.
	We talked to Samuel Ruby.
	He had nothing to say.
	That's it.
	Like, completely erased from history, this guy.
	Well, that makes sense.
	Because the brother...
	Okay.
	All right.
	Okay, that...
	And that's him.
	And also, it was also Samuel Ruby at the Midnight Press Conference.
	I don't have a picture of that, but Jack Ruby has alleged to have been at the Midnight Press Conference.
	He's captured on TV there.
	He also corrects them when they say something about the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, but they get it wrong.
	Samuel Ruby corrects them and says Fair Play for Cuba Committee when they said it was something about Free Cuba, the Free Cuba Committee, right?
	So, yeah, so Samuel Ruby had knowledge of Oswald, had knowledge of the operation.
	He was...
	Involved in this providing alibi for Jack Ruby all weekend because Jack Ruby goes to Galveston after the assassination.
	One of the guys involved, it was a guy named Andrew Jerome Blackman, who was basically a merchant marine guy, and he had to take him back to his boat.
	And when you look at the documents surrounding Blackman, it's clear it was Blackman because he was interrogated the Tuesday after the assassination in reference to being in Dallas.
	So, yeah, like all these pieces start to fall into place, but like most other researchers just look at him and they're like, burp.
	Okay, so after the assassination, he went to Galveston to drop a friend off.
	Just so the audience understands, guys, Galveston is not close to Dallas at all.
	It's probably like a three or four hour drive.
	Galveston is on the fucking coast.
	It's over by Houston.
	Dallas is North Texas.
	So he drove three to four hours to get him over there.
	Yep, and then there's a whole bunch of stuff with some, they were checked into, like David Ferry allegedly goes to Houston, but he never really went to Houston.
	It gets, after the assassination, the stuff with the Winterland Ice Arena and David Ferry gets super complicated.
	And so, I don't even know if we'll get to that today or not, but we'll get through, we'll at least get through the shooters and then you can see if we want to continue or not.
	So, Okay.
	1229.
	This is super important.
	Geneva Hine is working on the second or third floor.
	I forget where she's at in the building.
	But she notes the power of the building goes out and the phone lines go dead.
	So someone killed the power of the building.
	Okay.
	That's important to note.
	You're saying that the book depository, the power went out as soon as the assassination occurred.
	Prior to.
	Prior to.
	12.29 p.m.
	before they even made the turn onto Houston.
	They knew it was coming.
	Someone had to see.
	I wish I had the phone records from the book depository because someone probably called the book depository and said they were almost there, killed the power, because they killed the power.
	And I know who killed the power, and we'll talk about that here in a minute.
	But the power was killed to the building.
	And then let's get out to the street.
	So out on the street, you've got these guys, right?
	You've got...
	The umbrella man and the guy with the, you know, pumping the umbrella and stuff, right?
	And then the dark-complected man.
	So the dark-complected man is a guy named Ahmed DeLimi.
	And you're not going to find this in any Kennedy assassination research.
	The only way you're going to identify him is if you study the Mossad.
	And when you study Mossad hit operations, it becomes brutally obvious that the dark-complected man was Ahmed DeLimi.
	And then Michael Harari, we know Michael Harari was the umbrella man thanks to Michael Collins Piper, who identified him in his book Final Judgment.
	And so...
	They've written so much lore on the fucking Umbrella Man.
	They say he's the guy that gave the green light.
	Yeah, it's ridiculous.
	Because it was a bright day.
	He was definitely there as a signaler, right?
	So you have Ahmed Delaney who's got a radio.
	He's talking on the radio here.
	It's clear there's an arrow pointing to this radio, right?
	And you can see he's got something under his shirt here, maybe some kind of broadcaster.
	Back then, if he had a radio, it was huge, right?
	So he's talking on a radio, clearly.
	And so...
	Yeah.
	I mean, it was obvious he was in on this thing from the jump.
	And then somebody actually came forward and said they were the umbrella man.
	But researchers read through his testimony and are like, you don't know what you're talking about.
	You're just making stuff up.
	So that's those guys.
	And then let's get to the grassy knoll and the first shots.
	The first shot fired from the corner of the picket fence was fired by David Ferry.
	How do I get to the conclusion that David Ferry was in Dallas?
	I have five witnesses that put him in Dallas based on description.
	Add to that, his alibi completely falls apart.
	It becomes obvious that he was in Dallas.
	And I'll, I have to kind of jump forward a little bit to after the assassination and kind of reverse engineer some of the stuff.
	But go for it.
	We will do that first because Garrison, their official story says that David Ferry was in New Orleans all day.
	And that sometime around 6 o'clock.
	Basically, he was in court with Carlos Marcello at around noon.
	He was seen in Carlos Marcello's lawyer's office.
	And then he was seen allegedly at around six o'clock at night at a celebration party for Carlos Marcello.
	But all of his alibi witnesses are mobsters.
	You can't trust any of them, and they're all liars.
	So David Ferry was supposed to have left New Orleans around six and got to Houston, Texas, about four o'clock in the morning.
	And the next day, he was alleged to have gone ice skating at an ice skating rink in Houston.
	That's a big part of the JFK movie.
	He talks to David Ferry about that.
	That whole story is a lie.
	It is an alibi story to make up for the fact that David Ferry was in Dallas.
	And this memo here is the first indicator of that.
	This is in the Jim Garrison Files, and it says, Check the Daily Star, Hammond, Louisiana, supposedly a graduate student, presumably Southeastern, says Ferry hid out the night of the assassination in a dorm room in Hammond.
	And that's exactly what he did.
	He did not go to Houston.
	Like he said, he was in Dallas and made a trip for after Dallas.
	He went to Hammond, Louisiana, where he stayed with a guy named Thomas Compton.
	Thomas Compton, he had known for years through the Civil Air Patrol.
	And Thomas Compton was in on this to the degree that he had agreed in advance to give David Ferry an alibi and a place to hide out.
	The most important document in all of the Kennedy assassination we're about to read right here.
	Here we go.
	Because this hoax a hole in David Ferry's alibi.
	And once you destroy David Ferry's alibi, meaning once you prove...
	That he was not in New Orleans and that he did not go to Houston to go ice skating and he never was in Houston all weekend, as per the official story.
	Once you debunk that alibi, putting the pieces together of him being in Dallas fall right into place.
	So this statement is from a guy named Frank J. Cholona.
	And Cholona is the roommate of Thomas Compton.
	Thomas Compton being the long-lasting friend of David Ferry, who...
	Was in Hammond, Louisiana, and he told David Ferry he'd come and stay there.
	So, Cholona's statement reads like this.
	In the fall of 63, my roommate was Thomas Compton.
	We were residing in Holloway Smith Hall, Southeastern Louisiana College.
	I think that on approximately November 22nd or 23rd, he told me that a friend of his would be staying in our room.
	The reason for this person staying was said to be that so he could be where many people could see him.
	I was told his name was Dave.
	I don't remember for certain if I was ever told his last name.
	I was told he was a psychologist.
	On the 23rd of November in the afternoon or perhaps the evening, I went to my room and found the man sleeping in my roommate's bed.
	His back was to me so I couldn't see his face at the time.
	I noticed, however, that he was sleeping fully clothed and with his hat on.
	I also noticed that his hair was very strange looking.
	I believe that I was introduced to him later on in the evening, but I don't remember the nature of the conversation or what was said, except that not much was said at all.
	I asked my roommate about this man, and in particular about his hair.
	I was told that he was bald, and that he pasted theatrical hair at the point where his hat met his head.
	I'm not certain that he spent the entire night in the room, or that he even spent more than a few hours in the early evening.
	The next time I saw him was Sunday morning in the lobby of the dormitory.
	It was very crowded, as everyone was watching the funeral.
	The funeral was Monday.
	And later on, my roommate told me that Dave had gone back home.
	I don't know how he got there.
	Later, my roommate told me that he'd either known or had heard about Lee Harvey Oswald through the Civil Air Patrol and was a member for that time.
	So the most important thing out of this statement was that Frank Chalona sees David Ferry sleeping in Thomas Compton's bed on the afternoon of the 23rd, the day after the assassination.
	And this right here completely torpedoes Mm-hmm.
	It is a crazy CIA front owned by Lyndon Johnson is some of the discoveries I made.
	Lyndon Johnson owned the business that David Ferry used as an alibi in Houston, the ice skating rink.
	So this document here debunks the whole story about him going to the ice skating rink because he never went to the ice skating rink, which means that somebody went to the ice skating rink acting as David Ferry because we have a whole story about that, right?
	But no, why would you have to come up with this elaborate alibi Because David Ferry was in Dallas.
	That's why.
	Where David Ferry was one of two shooters on the grassy knoll, and I'll go over his timeline right now.
	So David Ferry is actually in Dallas in Fort Worth on November 20th, and we know this because of a memo in the FBI files written by Jack Martin, a guy who worked for Guy Bannister.
	Jack Martin's phone call to the FBI tips off that David Ferry was involved with the assassination, and that's what brought David Ferry into the investigation at all.
	Jack Martin threw David Ferry under the bus.
	And I can't figure out why, and nobody can.
	And it's one of the big mysteries of life.
	But he throws him under the bus, tells him that he was in Fort Worth on the 20th.
	We have other witnesses who confirm that David Ferry was there on the 20th.
	And then Ferry was in Dallas on November 22nd, where I put him on the grassy knoll in the tippet shooting, which we'll get to here momentarily.
	Ferry then hid out in Hammond the night of the 22nd, as per the Garrison memo.
	Chalona sees Ferry sleeping on Saturday in the afternoon or evening in Hammond, and this confirms that Ferry never went to Houston or the ice skating rink.
	And then one thing he does do is that he drives down to Galveston from...
	Hammond, five or six hour drive.
	He checks into the Driftwood Motel for the people who are impersonating him at the ice skating rink.
	We're not going to talk about any of that.
	It's a deep rabbit hole.
	But then eventually, Cholona puts Ferry and Hammond on the 25th and then Ferry's in New Orleans.
	So we have Ferry's.
	I worked out Ferry's whole timeline.
	Now, let's go back to the grassy knoll.
	David Ferry fires the first shot from the corner of the picket fence, and that shot strikes Kennedy in the throat.
	Now, we know this occurred because of the statements of a man named Ed Hoffman.
	Ed Hoffman, you can read all about him.
	He's a deaf mute.
	He was on his way home.
	He decides to pull over because he knows that Kennedy is going to be pulling along, and he thinks he can see him on the Stamman's freeway.
	He gets there and he actually sees a man that he describes looking like this man in the picture on the lower right.
	This is a photograph from the making of the JFK film.
	So we have a clear understanding of what Ed Hoffman saw.
	He saw a man wearing a dark blue suit with a black felt hat with a wide band.
	With a rifle, who fired a shot from the corner of the picket fence.
	He thinks it's a cigarette at first because he sees smoke, but when he turns around, he sees the rifle.
	He then sees that man toss the rifle to a man dressed in railroad outfit, who I've identified as Andrew Blackman, a close associate of David Ferry, also the man who brought in heroin for the Roe Chermie incident, which we've already kind of brushed over.
	But Ed Hoffman is sitting down here on the Stemmons freeway and he sees David Ferry.
	Well, he doesn't know it's David Ferry, but he gives a description of the man with the black hat, the wide felt band, the dark blue suit.
	He sees him throw the rifle and then he walks off casually.
	I then find this photograph of a man matching the exact description provided by Ed Hoffman with a dark suit.
	We can't tell because it's black and white what color it is, but it's a dark suit and he's got a felt hat and he's up here on the pergola.
	I then find another photograph that I absolutely 100% know as David Ferry because he's captive here in the middle of the railroad yards and we know that's David Ferry because he's still wearing the same hat from the only suit that he owned.
	He only owned one suit.
	Bam.
	That's David Ferry in the railroad yards, and he's wearing the same hat that he's seen in multiple other photographs.
	And from there, more evidence, the two guys who he wasn't supposed to have left New Orleans with are standing in the middle of Dealey Plaza.
	I found this in one of the photographs.
	To me, this is clearly Leighton Martins and Alvin Boboof, the two kids who he had left New Orleans with, standing in Dealey Plaza in the moments after the assassination.
	So, from there, let me see.
	All right, so let me explain one other thing that we will connect.
	I have five witnesses that put David Ferry in Dallas.
	Two of them at the Grassy Knoll, three of them at the Tippett shooting.
	And the linking factor is the description.
	We have a man wearing a dark blue suit with a black hat and with a wide band driving a gray Plymouth.
	And we know this because of the testimony of a woman named Velma who was sitting behind the book depository.
	Velma says that a man in a dark suit with a black felt hat is sitting in a gray Plymouth and giving her evil eyes.
	And then J.D. Tippett pulls up, they talk, and then they go around a building and they meet.
	The key element to take away from Velma's observations is that this man matching the description of David Ferry, or you could say matching the description of the man provided by Ed Hoffman behind the knoll, It's now in a gray Plymouth.
	That gray Plymouth will then be seen again at the Tippett shooting, and we know it's the same description, early models, gray Plymouth with a single seat in the front.
	It's the 1950s gray Plymouth, and it's actually owned by a CIA agent, a guy named Carl Mather, who worked for Collins Radio, which was a CIA company that was involved in installing all the radio equipment in Air Force One and Air Force Two, right?
	So, that is a whole other tangent.
	We're not going to go down, but I have three other witnesses who give the exact same description of a man with a dark blue suit, with a felt hat, with a wide band.
	You know, and even Akilah Clemens goes on to say that he is, you know, he's kind of heavy, but kind of chunky, but not really a big man.
	So he matches David Ferry's description and then combine that with the documentation from Frank J. Cilona, where you debunk his alibi and you clear cut have David Ferry on the grassy knoll firing the first shot.
	This is the detail in my book is much more than what we're going into today.
	Everybody needs to pick that up if you want to really understand the nitty-gritty on how I put David Ferry in Dallas.
	And these are his two kids that he left New Orleans with allegedly that day, but they're standing in the middle of Dealey Plaza, too.
	All right, let's get on to the book depository.
	Arlen Rowland looks up at the book depository between 1210 and 1215, and he sees men up in there with...
	With rifles, okay?
	I put this in here to note the time frame, 1210 to 1215.
	Like I said earlier, Jack Hayson, the owner of the depository, who does not a single document or statement about or from anywhere in any of the Kennedy assassination literature, period.
	The only thing we know about him is that he said he left the book depository at 1210.
	I believe it's pretty obvious.
	He opened the back door for these guys and let them in.
	Right after this, around 1220, they funnel all the depository employees out of the building, or they try to at least, to go stand out front to watch, to leave.
	People to roam freely.
	Now, let me just say this.
	In regards to Oswald working in the book depository, I think it's ridiculous the notion that they would have shooters come in and be on the sixth floor and they would just let Oswald wander around the building while this is going on.
	This is ridiculous.
	If you believe that there was conspiracy and shooters on the sixth floor, how can you possibly simultaneously believe they were setting up the patsy in that same building while letting them wander around?
	It's impossible.
	It is impossible.
	That was what gave me the first inkling that Oswald never worked at the book depository.
	Later, I find pictures of William Seymour in the railroad yards, which will come up on here momentarily.
	So the big thing here for me, 1210 to 1215 is when the shooters are first seen on the sixth floor.
	Where was the real Oswald during this time?
	I think he's in Fort Worth.
	You think?
	Okay.
	Still at Fort Worth.
	Yeah.
	Just hanging out at the Payne's house.
	Because he didn't work there, so he wouldn't have been missing work.
	So he's just there.
	He probably doesn't know anything about this, except that this is his cover story.
	And just so the audience knows, the real Oswald never set foot into this depository.
	Never worked for him.
	Not that I've seen any evidence of, and I've seen it all.
	And the only thing that...
	You know, now that I think about it, yeah, there's nothing.
	Like, if anybody has the evidence that Oswald worked in the book depository that isn't easily debunked, please let me know.
	I'm always asking for people to debunk my work, but I haven't found anybody who can because no one really knows this stuff as well as I do.
	So, Roland, Arnold Rowland, he's outside, and this is another statement that he made which is crucial to identifying who was in the sniper's nest window.
	Rowland will also testify before the Warren Commission he saw a second man in the opposite corner of the building on the same floor and described him as dark-complected or a Negro.
	His testimony reads as follows.
	Very dark or fairly dark.
	Not real dark compared to some Negroes, but fairly dark.
	Seemed like his face was either, I can't recall detail, but it was either very wrinkled or marked in some way.
	Oh, shit.
	Now, who have we come across in the cast of characters who's dark-complected like a negro and whose face is marked in some kind of a way?
	Chat, you know who it is.
	You guys have been paying attention.
	Put in the chat right now who you think it is.
	Sorry, continue on.
	It's the only guy.
	There's one guy.
	One guy and one guy alone.
	I'll give you a couple of seconds for the chat to put it in there.
	But it's clearly a person we've encountered before, right?
	Clearly, Lawrence Howard.
	Lawrence Howard, I put in the sniper's nest.
	The statements from Arnold Rowland are so key to identifying the man with the pockmarked face or the only person in all the cast of characters who have been floating around New Orleans that Jim Garrison had been trying to identify since January of 61.
	Lawrence Howard is so deep in this thing, in the setup of Oswald, and then actually being a shooter from the depository, where I believe he fired a Mauser 7.65, which was again later found in the depository.
	Now, if Lawrence Howard is a shooter on, let me see, where did I go next?
	Okay, from here, we go to the Daltex building.
	So, Daltex, for me, was a sticking point for a while.
	And so, one thing I did was I messed around, this is the Alton's photo, and I started messing around with it and playing with filters and stuff.
	And one thing I found was that when I changed the contrast of the photograph Underneath the stairwell, I kind of had a face, and what seemed to be a face and two hands appear out of the darkness.
	This square right here is what I found, and to me, it kind of looks like a person standing there with their hands and possibly in the position of holding a rifle.
	Am I speculating?
	100%.
	But am I speculating that there's a person there?
	Absolutely not.
	To me, that's clearly a person.
	And the identification of this person, I believe, is Emilio Santana.
	And the reason I identified Emilio Santana goes into a broadcast that actually went out right about the time the assassination happened, where they identified the suspect as a man about 30 years old with black hair holding a rifle.
	And I don't want to get into too much detail on this today, but...
	Officer Baker gets off his motorcycle and allegedly runs to the book depository, right?
	And goes in the front door.
	But that's not what happens.
	That's not what happens at all.
	And so do I have that here?
	Yeah, I think I have some slides coming up that'll go over that.
	But I basically had to rewrite the entire timeline of the assassination because everyone knows that Oswald was allegedly stopped inside the lunchroom on the second floor within 90 seconds of the assassination and he's drinking a Coke.
	Yeah.
	That story is fake.
	That story is a myth that never happened.
	And there's a reason they made up that story.
	They made up that story because they needed to condense the timeline down to 90 seconds because I believe that Officer Baker actually made another arrest in Dealey Plaza, which I think I have a photograph of coming up.
	So we'll get to that.
	But let me read you this little ditty on the Daltex building.
	Did you know that until 1962 or early 63, the Texas School Book Depository occupied the first floor of the Daltex building?
	The building they now occupy was known as the old John M. Sexton building.
	I have almost completed a list of all the occupants of the Daltex building for you.
	Many of them are still there.
	However, the mass exodus after November 63 seems to have been to 1801 North Lamar.
	The Daltex building seems to have been and be a sort of Jewish family affair.
	At least they were mixed up in each other's businesses, etc.
	They're mixed up in all kinds of things which don't show up in the records.
	Uranium, etc.
	I haven't been able to find oil yet, but I'm still looking.
	Let me just say this.
	The Daltex building at the time of the assassination was ground zero of other Zionist conspiracies going on in Dallas at the time, including plots to sell land.
	Under the guise of having uranium on it that didn't have uranium.
	A bunch of scams got pulled out of the Daltex building by Morris Jaffe, who was one of the owners and personal friend of Lyndon Johnson.
	The Daltex is a rabbit hole that there's no bottom two.
	But let's get back to the shooters.
	So we know that Lawrence Howard is the shooter in the sniper's nest based on the description of Arnold Rowland, plus a dozen other things we're not going to go over here today.
	This is a story of relationships.
	And it is my...
	Observation or opinion or conclusions based on the evidence that Oswald never stepped foot in this building and the man working in the building here was William Seymour and that at the moment he's down on the first floor guarding the elevators.
	Who does that put as the only other person available to be the other shooter on the sixth floor?
	That's Loren Hall, the third guy who these guys ran with.
	And now, not only that, we have a Johnson.30-06 rifle, which is apparently located sometime in Dealey Plaza.
	We don't really know when.
	They never really tell us.
	But on November 23rd, the...
	Oh, shit.
	So we've got the rifle, which was obviously left here.
	So the rifle owner literally identifies who had the rifle and where he was going.
	Right.
	Exactly.
	Richard Hathcock owned Allied Detective Agency in Los Angeles, and he was very close with all these right-wingers like the John Birch people.
	And he was personally connected with Lauren Hall and Lawrence Howard.
	And how the rifle got into his possession was that Jerry Hemming and Lauren Hall went to go visit him in Los Angeles, and they actually pawned.
	They needed some money, so they pawned it to him.
	Whatever he did, I don't know what he did with pawn records or whatever, but on November 23rd, that rifle was immediately traced back to him, and then he linked it directly to Lauren Hall, who picked it up before the assassination and told him he was going to Dallas.
	Two plus two equals four.
	They found the rifle in the depository.
	Well, the only thing we know about the rifle is that it was the only speculation.
	I don't know if it's speculation or fact because there's no documents on this, but it is said that it was found the next day by the lawn crew.
	I don't know if I buy that.
	Or not.
	But that's the only lead we have to go on.
	It was clearly found in Dealey Plaza somewhere or else there wouldn't have been such a hullabaloo over it.
	You know what I mean?
	Regardless, law enforcement was able to get their hands on it and get it and trace it back to somebody and do an interview immediately.
	Immediately.
	The next day, yes.
	And that guy linked it to Lauren Hall, who, if you believe in coincidence, you know, it's coincidence that Lauren Hall's rifle was found there and Arnold Roland describes a dark-complected, you know, Latino Negro guy with moles on his face, right?
	So, there's no coincidence.
	Well, two plus two equals four kind of stuff.
	So to me, it's pretty obvious.
	Lawrence Howard was the shooter in the sniper's nest, and Lawrence Hall was the shooter on the opposing corner, and his shots are probably the ones that struck Conley, the ones that came in at a weird angle and hit him in the wrist and in the thigh, right?
	So that's probably where those came from.
	So where was he exactly again?
	So we know that Lawrence was on the sixth floor.
	Sixth floor and the window.
	Okay, he was on the other corner.
	Right.
	Okay, so Lawrence was on one corner and he was on the other corner.
	Correct.
	Okay.
	Correct.
	Alright, so then there was a Mauser found on the roof.
	Now, everybody denies this, except going back to like 1968.
	The Dallas police actually acknowledged that a rifle was found on the roof.
	A Mauser was found on the roof.
	And a Mauser was found inside the depository.
	And there's a story from a mobster, a guy named Frank the Irishman Sheeran.
	And he basically tells a story in his book, I Heard You Paint Houses, that he talks about, he knew Jack Ruby and he knew all these guys, and he claims that he delivered a bag, like an army trench kind of trench bag, with three rifles in it to David Ferry in Baltimore.
	And so he wrote that in his book.
	And so he knew it was three rifles.
	And then we come across two rifles here.
	And then I believe the person at the Daltex building gets arrested by Baker and they take a rifle off of him, which to me accounts for the three rifles that Frank the Irishman Sheeran claims to have delivered to David Ferry in the months leading up to the assassination.
	It took the Dallas police five years to admit they found a rifle on the roof.
	Yes, but then they deny it again.
	Now there's no records of it either.
	But it's in Gary Hill's book cover-up, which came out in 1968.
	All right, next we're going to talk a little bit about the mafia and who they sent.
	Basically, Giancana sent Dave Yarris and Lenny Patrick.
	And for the sake of time, I'm going to skip over most of the story.
	But these guys were clearly in Dallas the night before the assassination.
	There was a guy staying at the Cabana Inn, which is where they had the kind of mob meeting.
	There was a guy staying there named Murray Miller.
	And Murray Miller is a known alias of Dave Yarris.
	The FBI were tracking these two guys.
	These two guys are two of the longest standing hitmen of the Chicago Outfit.
	Really, if you're into the OG mob, these guys were like cream of the crop hitmen.
	And basically, the FBI lost track of them a couple days before the assassination.
	About a week after the assassination, both of them show up in Chicago.
	And, uh, yes, uh, I was able to basically trace these guys to Dallas.
	I found out where they were staying on what aliases they were using the whole nine yards.
	But like I said, for time's sake, I'm going to skip over all that because it'll take me an hour to explain.
	So, but yeah, these guys are OG mob hitmen in Dallas.
	And I put Dave Yaris between the pergola and the fence and Lenny Patrick, the guy on the left as his spotter.
	So, um, this is, I believe this was from the next film or where were they, where were they again?
	Right there at the pergola, between the pergola and the fence.
	So I don't want to consider that the grassy knoll.
	You see this little image here?
	This looks like a person with their back turned.
	This was actually edited out of the original Nyx film.
	I forget his first name.
	But there's a film called the Nyx film, which shows from this angle, and it was cropped.
	All that was cut, cropped out of it.
	But thanks to, I think, Freedom of Information, they actually got the uncut version about 10, 15 years ago, and it showed that.
	Plus, we have a witness who saw a man there with a rifle.
	A kid who was identified by Penn Jones and written about in his book Forgive My Grief 4 on page 98.
	He talks about the witness who saw the guy there with a.30-06 rifle.
	Plus, I believe it was Dave Yarris who fired the shot that was dug up out of the grass.
	There was a shot that was dug up out of the grass on the opposite side of the grassy knoll.
	I believe that all came from Dave Yarris.
	The story of Dave Yarris and the aliases he was using, that's all in...
	No, actually, that's not in my book.
	It's going to be in my next book.
	And another thing, putting Dave Yarris in Dallas, the night before and a couple days before the assassination is a series of phone calls between Dave Yarris, Lenny Patrick, Robert Bernard Baker, who's Jimmy Hoffa's right-hand man, and...
	Jack Ruby, okay?
	None of these phone calls were real.
	They were alibi phone calls, okay?
	These guys were in Dallas, clearly, and the phone calls that were set up were alibi phone calls, probably by people that their family had to call for them.
	And I believe this is Dave Yaris in the back, this guy in the white shirt and the gray hair with the kind of hunched over back.
	I believe that's Dave Yaris there, too.
	Alright, let's get to the shooter on the grassy knoll, Jack Valente, and we'll get into how this went down, the complicity of the Secret Service and the CIA, and then you can decide if you want to call it after that or not.
	But Jack Valente, let's talk about Jack Valente.
	Jack Valente is a guy who every single one of you has had your life majorly impacted by.
	Jack Valenti was the head of the Motion Picture Association of America, the organization that ran Hollywood from 1966 until 2004.
	For almost 40 years, every single piece of entertainment anyone ever saw that came out of Hollywood had this man's seal of approval on it.
	He is the living proof that the Central Intelligence Agency controlled Hollywood and probably still does.
	This is the document in Jack Valenti's file which confirmed for me that he was CIA. Jack Valenti on the 22nd will be hired to work in the White House by Lyndon Johnson.
	He and Johnson had been associates since 1956.
	He owned a company called Weekly and Valenti, which was an advertising firm.
	Jack Valenti handled Kennedy's advertising campaign for his election and all of Johnson's stuff post-56.
	So, being that he's a lifelong CIA employee, you can basically say that the CIA controlled the campaigns of Kennedy and Johnson.
	So, this is the proof here.
	Walter Jenkins called me from the White House at 1240 p.m.
	This is on December 12th, 63.
	He mentioned that the president planned to move several people in federal agencies over on the White House payroll.
	Captioned individual is one of these people.
	Let me say that again.
	He mentioned that the president planned to move several people in federal agencies, in federal agencies, over on the White House payroll.
	Captioned individual, who's Jack Valente, is one of these people.
	Now, what possible federal agency could Jack Valenti possibly have been working in, whereas he was allowed to just work full time for his own employment in running an ad agency in Houston?
	There's only one.
	The Central Intelligence Agency.
	To me, this is as slam dunk a proof you're ever going to find that Jack Valenti worked for the CIA. This becomes even more obvious when you come to understand that he was basically recruited by Henry Kissinger in 1948, because Henry Kissinger got him into Harvard Business School.
	After that, when, after Jack Valenti leaves the White House in 66, and he left for a very good reason, And we're not going to get into that today because that's a deep rabbit hole.
	But Jack Valenti was forced out of the White House in 66, and then he goes on and takes over the MPAA. By the time the 70s roll around, you have WikiLeaks dumps of Jack Valenti cables that were from the 60s and 70s in this time.
	His communications between him and Henry Kissinger and him and Richard Helms, who was one of the most notorious...
	Black operators, CIA, leaders of the CIA that has ever been.
	When you come to really read these cables, it becomes brutally obvious that Jack Valenti was the head of the government's censorship industrial complex going back to 66.
	That's what the MPA was.
	Jack Valenti created the rating system that every movie falls under today.
	The PGR, all that, that was envisioned by Jack Valenti and implemented by the MPAA, and it was all done at the behest of the Central Intelligence Agency as a mechanism of censorship.
	This becomes obvious when you read all the cables connected to Jack Valenti in the 70s.
	So, let me keep moving on.
	Jack Valenti was also born into two mob families that he never severed the ties with.
	The assassination of Anton Cermak occurred in 1933 in Miami.
	Anton Cermak was the mayor of Chicago.
	He was basically whacked by Frank Nitti and the Chicago guys then.
	Dave Yarris directly involved in that assassination.
	The guy who was involved in that, the patsy for that assassination, was a guy named Giuseppe Zangara.
	When Zangaro was arrested, he was arrested with a guy who worked for Santos Traficante Sr., a guy named Andrea Valenti, who was a relative of Jack Valenti.
	Okay?
	So Jack Valenti's ties to the mob go through Santos Traficante in Tampa.
	This also becomes pretty obvious when you come to understand the families that Jack Valenti in his personal life surrounded himself with, particularly like the Cult of Garones and the Diner Steens.
	You'll find that he was connected to these families under Traficante in Tampa and all these families again in Houston.
	The mob is a hell of a thing, really.
	Nobody understands the mob.
	And when you really dig into how they operated and who they were operating with, it will blow your goddamn mind.
	I'll go back to Zionism.
	What's that?
	I'll go back to the Zionist.
	Oh, post-48, everything's about Zionism.
	I mean, really, you could say post-33, but this is a whole other conversation.
	I mean, Zionist conversation is really a whole other conversation.
	This is one chapter in the Zionist book.
	So, Jack Valenti, he never had a security clearance.
	He didn't get it until he was on his way out the door of the White House.
	He didn't get it until 5, 25, 66, and then it was re-upped on 2, 23, 73, and he was given it to him under a front organization as a member of the Board of Foreign Scholarships.
	I mean, this is CIA activity all day long.
	Then here's the biggest one of all.
	Jack Valenti was the longest running director of Riggs Bank at the time that the Saudis wired money to the 9-11 hijackers.
	That one act got Riggs Bank shut down.
	Jack Valenti was the longest running board of director member at the time that happened.
	Wild, huh?
	Not coincidence either.
	Alright, so, here we go.
	This is how the assassination took place, and this is the proof that the Secret Service and the CIA were involved.
	Real fast, before you do this, Corey, guys, give me ones in the chat if this all makes sense.
	I really don't want to interrupt Corey.
	He's on fire right now.
	Cooking.
	Yeah, they're cooking.
	Like, this is some crazy shit.
	I told you guys it was going to be complex.
	If you're going to put a 2, tell me specifically why it's a 2.
	But I want to make sure everyone gets this.
	And we're going to put timestamps up, by the way, for y'all as well.
	We covered so much stuff here.
	We know who the shooters are.
	That's crazy.
	I didn't think Valenti would actually be on the fucking knoll, like, shooting.
	He is the quintessential shooter on the grassy knoll.
	Okay.
	Um, let's see here.
	Okay.
	Mostly ones.
	All right.
	Let's, let's, uh, they're saying one, let them cook.
	Uh, all right.
	So we got this, uh, this is the secret service car.
	It pulls into Dealey Plaza.
	Okay.
	There's 10 men on this car.
	This is the most important shit in the whole assassin.
	Well, some of the most important shit.
	There's a lot of important shit.
	This to me is the proof.
	Absolute proof.
	This undeniable and the number, cause numbers don't lie.
	There's 10 men on this car.
	Two of them will get off.
	Dave Powers, who's an advisor to the president, and Clint Hill.
	Leaving only eight men on this car.
	This is extremely important.
	When this car gets to Parkland Hospital, there should only be eight men on this car.
	This is the official story.
	This is what everybody believes.
	There should only be eight men here.
	And just so the audience knows, yeah, there we go.
	There's Clint Hill.
	That's the iconic photo or video when Jackie looks...
	Because people say, oh, she was trying to run.
	No, she was actually trying to grab JFK's brain matter.
	Correct.
	Correct.
	She was trying to grab his brain matter.
	She actually still had it in her hand when she got to Parkland Hospital.
	Yeah.
	So...
	Clint Hill exits the car.
	He gets up on the president's limousine.
	And in front, you can see the lead car, which contains, who is that?
	Decker and Forrest Sorles and Winston Lawson, guys with the Secret Service and Dallas Police.
	They're all in on this thing.
	They're breaking, and so what they're going to do is they're going to allow the president's limousine to shoot by it.
	But before we get to any more pictures, we're going to go over two guys whose statements are lies, and they are complicit in this 100%.
	One of them is still alive, actually, and I'd love to be able to confront to his face.
	Oh, shit.
	So we have John D. Jack Reedy.
	He is the guy on the side of the Secret Service car in the front by the passenger, but he's on the running board.
	And he says, I left the follow-up car in the direction of the president's car, but was recalled by Aizek Emery Roberts.
	So what he is saying here is that in Dealey Plaza, after the president's shot, he starts to run to the president's car.
	But we have no proof of this.
	It's not on the Zapruder film.
	It's just something that he says.
	But what he says next is the most important part.
	He says, I got back on the car and seated myself besides Mr.
	Roberts in the right front seat.
	The car has proceeded to the hospital several miles distance.
	That is a blatant lie.
	But what we get from this statement is that he puts himself in the car inside of Dealey Plaza, okay?
	But he does not put himself in the first row of seats.
	He puts himself in the second row of seats.
	This will become extremely important and apparent why it's important momentarily.
	Next, we have the statement of Paul Landis.
	Paul Landis is still alive.
	He recently came out and said that he planted the magic bullet.
	He is a liar.
	He's a scumbag traitor to his country.
	He'll be speaking in Ohio this month, giving a presentation.
	I'd love to get there to confront the guy.
	This is his statement, and I only have to read a portion of it.
	It says, After we rode under the overpass, I again looked at the president's car and saw Special Agent Clint Hill lying across the trunk.
	He was looking back toward the follow-up car, shaking his head back and forth, and he gave a thumbs-down sign with his hands.
	Asick Roberts asked if anyone got the exact time of the shooting, and someone said about 12.30 p.m.
	Then someone told me to get inside the car.
	So he rides under the overpass, and then he says that he enters the car, right?
	So when we see a picture of someone on the side of the car beyond the overpass, According to the official story, it's Paul Landis, but we're going to disprove that here.
	This is what's known as McIntyre photo number one.
	It's the single most important image in all of Kennedy assassination research.
	You can't really tell much of what's going on in this picture here.
	But when you zoom in on this picture, what you'll find is that the two positions where Jack Reedy and Paul Landis are supposed to be, now you only have one person.
	And this person has like a flat top.
	And the flat top becomes much more apparent in the next photo, where you'll see they also have a mustache, right?
	So Secret Service agents don't have mustaches, if you couldn't tell.
	They have to be clean-shaven.
	But what we have here is Ultimately, you have the Secret Service car, or no, the Secret Service car is here.
	This is the President's limousine, and on the right-hand side is the lead car, which contains the cops and the Secret Service, some more Secret Service guys, the local Secret Service guys.
	They pull over to the side, but in the course of photographs that you'll find between here and the Stemmons Freeway on the way to Parkland, That the president's limousine and the lead car, they do a game of leapfrog.
	They jump around each other at least two more times because you'll see in other photographs that the lead car, even though it's letting the president shoot by, it will eventually overtake the limousine again and be in front, which will cause the president's limousine and thus the Secret Service car to slow down and allow some shenanigans to occur.
	Alright, so, here's the problem.
	The problem is, by the time we get to the next photograph, which is McIntyre photo number two, this vehicle is back to having ten men in the car.
	They no longer have eight men in the car, and Jack Reedy said that he entered the Secret Service car in Dealey Plaza, and he entered the front seat, but he didn't.
	There's only two men still here in the front seat, and they're way past the triple underpass, right?
	So, Let's take a look at these guys.
	Who are Jack Reedy and Paul Landis?
	Well, they're two white guys.
	They're clean-shaven, and they're well over six foot tall when you look at them in comparison with the height of the windshield.
	Paul Landis has an extremely rounded haircut.
	It's very crystal clear.
	It's very rounded.
	And Jack Reedy's hair is just kind of like, you know, he's balding.
	He's kind of shaggy.
	He's kind of irrelevant because Jack Reedy puts himself inside the car in Dealey Plaza.
	So he clearly is no longer on the running board of the car.
	At all.
	He's already inside the second row of seats in Dealey Plaza.
	Here's another image of these two guys.
	So you can tell, look how tall these guys are compared to the windshield.
	Very tall.
	Over six foot tall.
	Two white guys.
	They're balding.
	None of them have a mustache or a flat top.
	However, then when you get back to McIntyre, photo number two, and you see where everyone is in the car, and you realize they picked up two passengers that are no longer the two tall white guys with rounded haircuts on the side of the car, you got two short guys.
	And those two short guys are Jack Valenti and David Morales.
	Jack Valenti is only 5'4".
	David Morales is only 5'9".
	They're way shorter than two tall white guys.
	And look at Dave Morales.
	You can even see his mustache still there in this grainy photograph.
	What the fuck?
	That's clearly David Morales on the side of the Secret Service car.
	I mean, as soon as I saw it, and I've known who David Morales was for 20 years.
	I mean, he's one of those guys who everyone suspected was involved in the assassination and nobody knew.
	The split second I saw this, it was an instant identification of David Morales.
	And the picture on the right is David Morales in later years when he put on some weight.
	That's the same guy.
	Holy shit.
	So are you saying...
	What I'm saying is that Jack Valenti shot the president from the grassy knoll and then came over the top of the knoll.
	If you look, there's actually a set of stairs there if you look in some pictures, but I don't know if those stairs were put in in the 60s or later, but even if not, it's not much of a hike.
	Remember when all the cars, this controversy over whether the president's limousine stopped and all that stuff?
	They were slowing down to give Jack Valenti enough time to get over the top of the knoll to the other side where the Secret Service car picks him up on the other side of the knoll.
	So, and David Morales, if I'm not mistaken, you said when Trump declassifies the rest of the Kenny, well, the next set of Kenny files, it's going to have the stuff on David Morales on it.
	He releases it because David Morales' file in its entirety is classified, not been released, and it is classified under the JFK files.
	Who is David Morales?
	Who is this guy?
	David Morales is a longtime spook for the CIA. He's a higher up in the CIA. He's a guy who, if there was a job came out that nobody wanted, he took it, no matter how vile it was.
	So...
	Obviously, this fell to him for those reasons.
	In the years after the assassination, he will admit, he will make a statement to a guy who tells the FBI, who wrote it up in numerous documents, that when Kennedy gets mentioned in a conversation, he goes, yeah, my guys really took care of him, didn't they?
	And I thought that was BS until I found this.
	This is all we're seeing here today and all we really have time to go into today is this.
	The evidence that we have in regards to the photographs.
	None of this at all goes into any of the stuff I've picked up on the background of Jack Valenti, who I can tell you with certainty was definitely in the OSS during the war.
	He was definitely...
	His official story is that he was a bomber pilot, but I can't confirm any of his stuff.
	He was most certainly a hitman.
	And so then when you have the statements of a guy named Otto Skorzeny, who was actually Adolf Hitler's bodyguard after the war, went to go work for the Mossad.
	He identified the shooter on the grassy knoll as having been used the alias of Zed and Max.
	Then I find in the ZR Rifle Files, Max makes contact with QJ Wynn, a.k.a.
	Jean-Pierre Lafitte, down at No Name Key with all these other mercenary guys, and Frank Sturgis.
	So, you really have to dig into my other research specific.
	I spent two years just on Jack Valenti alone.
	So I'm probably the expert on his background and what he did, and I can tell you with certainty, this guy is the shadiest guy that no one's ever heard of or talked about ever, and he's connected to more shady people than anybody else.
	Can we backtrack for a second?
	You said Hitler's bodyguard was hired by Mossad.
	Did I get that correct?
	Yeah.
	So this is very well known.
	This is not conspiracy.
	This is an established fact.
	Otto Skorzeny, who was Hitler's personal bodyguard, Hitler considered Skorzeny the epitome of, like, German Aryan soldier-ness, right?
	So after the war, he turns up in a camp, right?
	He turns up in one of Eisenhower's concentration camps, the concentration camps you never hear about.
	And then once they realize who he is, they put him on trial.
	But then there's a bunch of guys who will go on, who are in the post-OSS pre-CIA period, like I said, between 1945 and 1947, the two most important intelligence years of all time.
	It's during that time that...
	So Otto Skorzeny is rescued from imminent death in his trial for being a Nazi war criminal.
	And yeah, he goes on to be a hitman for the Israelis.
	He goes on and he hunts down a bunch of his old Nazi buddies and kills them.
	And then he ultimately goes on to be one of two men who are assigned the title of QJ Win working out of Madrid.
	So Skorzeny is working out of Madrid.
	under the alias of Q.J. Wynn, which was an assassination recruiter.
	And I screwed up in the beginning, in the early days of my research, I thought that was bunk.
	I thought that Q.J. Wynn would be the assassin.
	So really I screwed up early on and I identified a guy named Jean-Pierre Lafitte as one of the shooters.
	And I was completely wrong because he was an assassination recruiter.
	And I believe that I have documents linked through the ZR rifle files that link Q.J. Wynn to Valenti in particular down in Nonay and Key where he trained with all these other mercenaries.
	Did he have any connection to Martin Borman?
	So the Borman stuff is interesting.
	Yeah.
	Nobody really knows what happened to Martin Borman.
	That's the story.
	He escaped to Argentina.
	That's what happened to him.
	Is Clint Hill still alive?
	Clint Hill is still alive.
	Yes, he's a liar and a traitor too.
	But I would really like to get in a room with Paul Landis because I can show him this.
	I mean, he hopped into the second row of seats to make room for these guys.
	He knows all about it.
	He knows all about it and he needs to be confronted with this.
	Let me get this straight.
	I'm going to stop for a second.
	Yeah, because this is fucking groundbreaking stuff.
	You're telling me Jack Valenti and Dave Ferrier, Darren Degrassi Knoll.
	They shoot the president.
	They kill him.
	Who actually shot the killing shot?
	Was it Ferrier or was it Valenti?
	Valenti.
	Ferrier had already walked off and gotten into the Great Plymouth and drove him to the tip of the shooting.
	So he just shot him through the throat and ran away.
	Yep.
	Yep.
	And Valenti's right next to him.
	Yep.
	So he fires off the kill shot that blew his head open.
	Yes.
	Right?
	Yes.
	Valenti does.
	The car speeds off...
	Right?
	After the shot is fired, right?
	Because after that- Well, it slows down.
	Remember?
	There's all the talk about it stopping or slowing down.
	And I believe the reason it did that, it did stop and it did slow down, not prior to.
	I think they were going slow enough for Valenti to take the shot.
	But when he was hit, they all stopped and they all slowed.
	And there's even one witness who says that the president's limousine stopped on the other side of the knoll.
	When it gets into the nitty-gritty and the witness statements on what happens during this 10-second period...
	There's a lot of contradiction and a lot of conflict, and you kind of have to work your way through it as best you can.
	And this is what I've come up with after having spent as much time on it as I have.
	And honestly, I see there's so much more to this that we haven't covered today because you can't really explain Kennedy in even an eight-hour conversation.
	So when I look at it, it's like when you see a puzzle that's completed and it all fits.
	I see it all.
	And it all fits.
	And it all makes perfect sense.
	And every last bit of it directly connects to Palestine and Israel and what the Israelis are doing to the Palestinians today.
	So let me ask you this then.
	So Ferry and Valenti are on the grassy knoll, right?
	Ferry shoots the first shot, hits him in the throat.
	Throws the rifle to Andrew Blackman who breaks it down and puts it in a toolbox.
	Okay.
	Then, Valencia's right next to him, takes another shot.
	Well, there's a gap here.
	We have other shots.
	We have the shots from the book depository in the Daltex building.
	Okay.
	And the pergola.
	So, you had to have one shot first, hits him in the throat.
	Yep.
	Then some barrage of bullets, which some witnesses say they heard a barrage of bullets.
	And then when you look at the evidence showing that they pulled at least three more bullets out of the limo, there was at least one more stuck in Kennedy's back.
	You know, it's obvious that there were way more bullets.
	Shots fired than they claimed.
	And then after those shots, then the final shot.
	So I'd say there was probably a gap however long.
	We can't tell based on the Zapruder film.
	But we can, you know, if we had any idea, what would it be?
	Six seconds, ten seconds, however long between the first and the last shot.
	And so, yeah.
	So Valencia takes the last shot.
	To me it makes perfect sense.
	Okay, so Valencia takes the last shot and then...
	They go under the underpass.
	So I'm guessing he sprints...
	He's going over the top as they're going under and they meet on the other side.
	Okay.
	Clearly after Morales, who had had to have gotten into the...
	Limit into the Secret Service car in Dealey Plaza.
	That's where that had to have happened because he's already on the side of the car when they pass the triple underpass, which means he was just hanging out in Dealey Plaza.
	I've been unable to find another picture of him and I've been looking, but there's not a lot of pictures from before the shots were fired, which is really weird.
	Okay.
	Alright, so one more time.
	Ferry shoots the first shot.
	As soon as that shot's done.
	Well, not the first, but at least from the grassy knell perspective.
	Correct.
	We think it's the first because everyone else says that they heard firecrackers.
	But I can't really place a shot from anywhere else prior to Ferry's shots.
	And I believe there might have just been firecrackers as a distractionary thing.
	Because all the witnesses who heard the first one said it sounded like firecrackers.
	Which...
	It doesn't make sense for there to have been a shot prior to David Ferry's.
	So I kind of put him as the first.
	Okay.
	And then I put like a barrage as having happened next.
	Probably six to seven total shots.
	And then the shot from Valenti.
	Okay.
	So as soon as he fires a shot, some other guy comes in, breaks down the rifle.
	Ferry starts getting out of there.
	Valenti shoots a shot.
	Does someone take his rifle?
	What does he do with his?
	That, I don't know.
	Okay.
	That'll have some speculation.
	You and I can talk about that off-air.
	I have some speculation and things that I can show you.
	So he shows the shot and he's jumping over the fence right after to catch up to the car.
	And then him and Dayton Morales both get on the side of the vehicle.
	Well, he...
	Morales gets on the side of the vehicle in Dealey Plaza.
	Valenti goes over the top of the knoll over the other side of the railroad track.
	So he runs across the flat surface on the top.
	If you look at modern pictures, there's a stairwell down there, but I don't know if that stairwell was there in 63.
	If not, he could have just jumped down the...
	But see, here we go.
	We have a guy named Tom Tilson.
	Tom Tilson is a witness who...
	And I don't use this in any of my work, and I really don't ever cite it because it's kind of...
	Got problems, but he claims to have seen someone come and slide down the other side of the knoll with a rifle and get into a black car.
	However, his story starts to change because it turns out he was an ex-cop.
	And I feel like the Dallas police got to him and had him change his story a bit because he ends up saying that the man he saw slide down the knoll was Jack Ruby, which is totally false.
	Like, Jack Ruby's nowhere near the knoll at this time, right?
	So...
	That story is the only story that has somebody sliding down the other side of the knoll.
	Otherwise, it just makes sense that the stalling of the limousine and the Secret Service car is making enough time for Valenti to get over the top.
	So that's crazy to me that then he jumps on the very limousine that he just shot at and he's looking at the president with his head blown off and he's like, I did that.
	Pretty much.
	And then they make their way to Parkland Hospital.
	And this is where some other things happen.
	So, Jack Valenti then puts himself in the basement of Parkland Hospital.
	What happened in the basement of Parkland Hospital?
	The magic bullet was found.
	And who better to plant a bullet than the person who shot it, right?
	So, the original magic bullet was a pointed tip 303.
	Assumably shot, presumably shot from an Enfield 303.
	And the reason I say that is because Buell Frazier will get arrested that day and they arrest him with an Enfield 303 and some 303 ammunition.
	And when you combine that with the fact that Buell Frazier's name was name dropped by William Seymour at the Sports Drome rifle range when he went, we didn't mention that earlier.
	To me, it seems obvious they were setting Buell Frazier up as a second patsy, which to me indicates that Valenti probably used an Enfield 303 if that's the round that he planted.
	So, I have a feeling that that rifle that Valenti actually used was the rifle that they probably planted on Buell Frazier when they arrested, which means that the Dallas police would actually have the rifle that killed Kennedy, but they claimed not to.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	So, real quick.
	So, this all happens, right?
	Let's go back to Oswald.
	Now we know who the shooters are.
	We know how it went down.
	Oswald is oblivious to all this.
	He doesn't know what the hell's going on.
	He's not at the Book Depository.
	Contrary to popular belief, people think that he was at the Book Depository and he shot the shots.
	No.
	He's in Fort Worth now at this point.
	Correct.
	How does he end up...
	Can you explain to us how he ends up at the movie theater?
	We got some time, don't worry.
	Sure.
	How he ends up at the movie theater and then how they catch him and how this police officer gets killed.
	Sure.
	So...
	I believe Oswald was at the Payne residence, Ruth Payne's house in the morning, because that's allegedly where he was the night before, and I don't really have any reason to doubt that.
	I mean, I haven't seen any evidence to contradict it.
	So, there's an incident where Chief Curry slips up in an interview, and this is after the assassination, after the Tippett shooting and all this stuff.
	And Curry slips up and he mentions a guy named Daryl Boclick.
	Who's Chief Curry, by the way?
	Or who's Curry?
	He's the boss of the Dallas police.
	Okay.
	So, Chief Curry, he basically, he mentions a guy named Daryl Click.
	And he says that Daryl Click gave Oswald a ride.
	This was a big misspeak, I think, on his part.
	He wasn't supposed to say that.
	But I believe it was true.
	I believe that there was a guy, a taxi driver, named Bo Click, Daryl Bo Click.
	But his real name is Travey Delano Bo Click.
	And he's related to a woman named Bernice Click.
	He said this in the Warren Commission?
	No, this was during one of the interviews on November 22nd.
	Like, one of the interviews in the hallway of the police department, they just kind of got him and he was answering some questions.
	Like FBI? No, it was just the news.
	So he's answering these questions and he mentions Daryl Click gave Oswald a ride.
	And he mentions Bo Click.
	But later he'll say that he didn't say Bo Click.
	He said he said Oak Cliff.
	But he obviously didn't because there is a real Bo Click.
	And Bo Click is related to a woman named Bernice Click.
	And Bernice Click is a good friend of Jack Ruby and spent all day on the 18th of November in the Carousel Club with Jack Ruby.
	So to me, I think he had a Freudian slip and he actually gave us some detail.
	But I think ultimately Oswald was in Fort Worth all morning until he gets a ride to the Texas Theater.
	Now, the Texas Theater story The Texas Theater story is amazing because this is a pre-planned staged event.
	And they were setting him up.
	He had to be there to meet with a handler.
	And this is the story.
	This is what happens at the Texas Theater.
	And he obviously is not involved with Tippett shooting.
	I don't really want to get into the Tippett shooting because that could take forever.
	But Tippett gets shot by Cary Thornley.
	Cary Thornley and David Ferry are both involved in that.
	They flee.
	And then Oswald shows up at the theater.
	Now, the problem is the official.
	I was just going to say also that it's important that there was an eyewitness when Tibbett was shot that saw someone that matched Oswald's look, obviously, right?
	White, thin, or male.
	But who did she see with him?
	Lawrence.
	No, no, no.
	I'll get to that.
	I'll get to that.
	So, basically, David Ferry and Kerry Thornley are responsible for the Tippett shooting.
	Witnesses say that it was Oswald.
	All the witnesses say it was Oswald.
	One witness whose name was Doris Holland, when she was asked about it, she saw both men on scene.
	When she's asked to identify Oswald, she said, well, if it wasn't Oswald, it was his twin brother.
	that you get all over the place.
	Right.
	So that's very important, but Kerry Thornley will end up in the theater.
	Um, and there's a picture of the theater right now.
	I'm showing it to the audience.
	Uh, the battle of Van Helfland war is hell.
	Right.
	Okay.
	So that's the Texas theater.
	It's a fascinating place.
	You should go.
	Everyone should go do the tour and down in Dallas is fun.
	But, um, basically Oswald shows up at the theater about 10 minutes before Tippett's actually shot.
	Um, He gets there roughly around 1 o'clock.
	Sometime between 1 o'clock and 1.06.
	The official story says that Tippett isn't shot until 1.16.
	But when you really dig into the Tippett shooting, it turns out he was shot at 1.06.
	So you really have Oswald walking in the theater a couple minutes before J.D. Tippett is shot.
	Oswald walks into the theater.
	Weren't they a couple miles apart?
	A couple blocks.
	A couple blocks.
	A couple blocks, yeah.
	So, but no, I've traced Kerry Thornley's activities after he shot J.D. Tippett.
	He goes to a secondhand junk shop and he can't get into it.
	Then he runs to a place called the Abundant Life Temple and hides out.
	And ultimately, he will end up in a shoe store, at Hardy's Shoe Store, at 1.36 p.m.
	This is very important, 1.36.
	Because the official story says Oswald walked in the theater without buying a ticket at 1.36 p.m.
	It was not Oswald.
	It was Carrie Thornley who walked in and didn't buy a ticket.
	Oswald was already in the theater.
	That's the thing.
	Oswald entered between 1 o'clock and 1.06.
	And when he goes into the theater, He goes in and he is a 900 seat theater.
	There's only 22 people in this theater.
	He goes and he sits down in front of a guy named Jack Davis.
	Jack Davis is an 18 year old kid.
	He then gets up and sits directly next to Jack Davis.
	Jack Davis is like looking at him like, what's your problem, buddy?
	He goes somewhere else, right?
	Plenty of seats, weirdo.
	Right, plenty of seats.
	So he gets up and he does this again.
	Jack Davis tells the FBI he does this two or three more times.
	Just sits down next to somebody and then gets up and goes and does it again.
	Eventually he sits down next to a pregnant woman.
	He and the pregnant woman speak for a couple minutes.
	They both then go to the lobby.
	It is now exactly 1.15 p.m.
	Oswald buys popcorn from Butch Burroughs, who's the guy, the ticket taker, the guy who took Oswald's ticket.
	He goes and he sits down and he starts eating his popcorn and he is there for another half an hour until he is arrested about 1.45, 1.50 p.m.
	Now, this whole time, the cops are out there looking for the guy who shot J.D. Tippett, and they go to the library, and they go to the secondhand junk shop, and they go to the Abundant Life Temple, and they detain people and everything, and they don't find them, and all of a sudden, you have a phone call from a woman named Julia Postle.
	Julia Postle is the ticket taker at the theater.
	She calls police to have them come out because someone just walked in without buying a ticket, but it's not Oswald because Oswald's been in the theater for over 30 minutes at this point.
	It's Kerry Thornley, who was hiding out in the Abundant Life Temple, who had shot J.D. Tippett, who now comes in and goes up to the balcony of the theater.
	This is very important because we actually have a police report showing that Oswald was arrested in the balcony when we all know he wasn't arrested in the balcony.
	He was arrested down on the ground floor.
	So what happens is Oswald's just sitting there like a dummy.
	He doesn't know anything's going on.
	He probably heard the president got shot from where he was in Fort Worth, and he goes there to meet with, obviously, his handler.
	You don't go there to meet with a pregnant woman and go sit next to people and then get up and do all this stuff if you're not a spook, right?
	So he's not panicked.
	He's not afraid.
	He's sitting there the whole time.
	You know, if I was afraid that I was being set up for the assassination of the president, you think I'd still be sitting in that movie theater?
	Hell no.
	I would be as far from Dallas as possible.
	He is a dolt.
	He knows nothing at all.
	He's sitting there like an idiot watching a movie, eating the popcorn that Butch Burroughs just sold him.
	Now, 1.36 p.m., Cary Thornley on his way to the theater stops in to Johnny Brewer's shoe store.
	It's actually Hardy's shoe store, but Johnny Brewer was the manager.
	Inside the store at the exact same time as Johnny Brewer are two men.
	One of them's name is Tommy Rowe.
	Tommy Rowe just so happens to be one of Jack Ruby's closest friends.
	He actually goes and moves into Jack's apartment the day that Jack goes to jail to take care of his dog and stuff.
	That's how close Tommy Rowe was to Jack Ruby.
	Another guy inside the shoe store is a guy named Igor Vaganov.
	Igor Vaganov is one of these typical low-level mob slash CIA disposable guys.
	And all he ends up doing is he's driving a red Ford Falcon sedan.
	Well, he will end up giving that Redford Falcon sedan to Cary Thornley in the minutes after this incident at the Texas Theater.
	So what happens is Cary Thornley gets to the Texas Theater.
	He enters about 1.36, 1.37 p.m.
	Oswald's already been there for a half an hour.
	He goes up to the balcony.
	Julia Postle calls the police, but here's the problem.
	She calls police at about 1.40 p.m.
	The police are already on scene.
	The police are on scene, and I know this because they had to notify dispatch why they were on scene.
	So they're showing up at the Texas Theater at around 1.40, had nothing to do with Julia Postol's phone call reporting that some guy had gotten in there and walked in without a ticket, which tells me that the police knew to be there at a certain time.
	They knew to be there at exactly 1.40 p.m.
	because that's when they show up.
	Tommy Rowe and Johnny Brewer will then go into the theater with the police and Johnny Brewer will then point out Oswald to the crowd, who's in the crowd, to the police officers.
	The whole thing was a staged event.
	You have Oswald being pulled out the front and then according to Butch Burroughs, as was reported by James Douglas in his book, Kennedy, Why He Died and Why He Mattered or something like that.
	I forget the exact title.
	He goes into detail with Butch Burroughs.
	Butch Burroughs, who is a neutral party in all this, he tells him that he sees...
	Within a span of three or four minutes after Oswald is arrested in the ground floor of the theater, he sees another Oswald.
	He said he could have been his brother arrested in the balcony of the theater and taken out the back door.
	And we have corroboration for this.
	We had a guy next door named Bernard Hare who worked at...
	Bernard's Hobby House.
	And he comes out.
	He sees a commotion out front.
	He doesn't know what's going on.
	He goes out back.
	He sees a guy get loaded into a police car and driven away.
	And then when he sees Oswald on the news, he's like, oh, that's Oswald.
	He doesn't find out for another 10 years that Oswald got arrested and pulled out the front.
	But he tells James Douglas he saw another Oswald arrested and taken out the back.
	Same as the ticket taker, right?
	So we have two witnesses to an Oswald being taken out the back of the theater.
	So, two plus two equals four once again.
	This person, who is Kerry Thornley, will then be released by the Dallas police because he's seen five minutes later wearing just the white t-shirt that Kerry Thornley was wearing because he ditched the jacket at the Texco.
	So, Kerry Thornley seen in the white t-shirt driving the red Ford Falcon sedan owned by Igor Vaganov.
	Do we have that picture in your presentation?
	Real quick, the one that you showed me where Kerry Thornley has the brown jacket.
	Do we have that picture in that presentation that you showed?
	You know, I might.
	Yeah, we could show them real fast visually.
	Because we know Oswald was wearing something significantly different that day.
	Right.
	Oswald was wearing a dark brown button-up shirt and a white t-shirt underneath it.
	And Cary Thornley was only wearing a white t-shirt.
	And he stopped at the boarding house because it was Cary Thornley living at the boarding house.
	He stops at the boarding house and he picks up the jacket.
	And it was seen by Earlene Roberts and all that stuff.
	And we're going to show you guys this right now because this is really fucking crazy stuff.
	So this is the jacket.
	Let me screen share.
	You sent it to me.
	I'm starting to slur, so I must be getting tired.
	Nah, no worries.
	We're going to wrap this thing up here in a second.
	Hell of a presentation, bro.
	So this is the jacket that they find under the Texaco, but there's a big problem here.
	because we have a woman whose name was dorothea dean and dorothea dean worked at dean's dairy way it was like a little convenience shop that backed up to the rear side of this like secondhand junk shop where carrie thorny tries to hide out at right so the official story is that this jacket was found underneath a car in the parking lot of the texaco but the problem is that dorothea dean she saw carrie thorny take this there
	she believed it was oswald take off this jacket and she claims that it was thrown onto the tire rack that was behind the texaco and that she went over to the tire rack removed the jacket and held onto it until the cops showed up Which is completely in contradiction to the official story.
	And this is not the jacket being worn by William Seymour at the Book Depository.
	He's wearing what looks like a kind of a leathery kind of jacket.
	You know, it's like definitely not even the same collar or any of that stuff.
	And this one's got pockets on it.
	This one doesn't.
	It's not William Seymour.
	William Seymour I traced to the Tidy Lady Laundry.
	Let me see if I got that data here.
	And then we can wrap this thing up.
	Let me see...
	That's it.
	Oh, no, I didn't include any of those slides in this.
	So, but yeah, so what happens to William Seymour?
	William Seymour flees out the side of the book depository.
	Can you show that real quick what Oswald was wearing when he was getting arrested?
	I think I saw him right there in the front because they put it out.
	He's wearing something significantly different, guys, than what they thought he was, what actually was Thor in the ring.
	So look, so there's Oswald. - You can't really see it here.
	He's got a white shirt on, but he's wearing a dark brown button-up and a white t-shirt underneath.
	Not to be mistaken for anything light brown at all.
	And that comes out when Officer Baker is on the stand and is testifying on the stand before the Warren Commission.
	They're trying to get Baker to say he was wearing the dark brown shirt.
	But Baker's like, no, he was wearing a light brown jacket, right?
	Because, like I said, the incident with Oswald in the second floor of the lunchroom with a Coke story never happened.
	It's myth.
	It happened on the fourth or fifth floors, and it was William Seymour wearing the light brown jacket, right?
	But that all gets covered over, and, yeah, lost to history, I would say.
	Bam.
	Wow.
	Guys, I mean, like, holy fuck, man.
	Yo, it's fucking ovation, man.
	Standing ovation.
	That was fucking awesome, guys.
	If you've got questions, I can answer questions all day.
	I got a few.
	Yeah, go ahead, Gary.
	How much time do we got, Chris?
	Tell us.
	Okay, so let's start.
	I'm just going to put this in the context real quick.
	Titanic sinks, we get the Federal Reserve, and then we get World War I. 1912, 1912.
	Did the Titanic sink or did the Olympics sink?
	Well, again, it was, you know, how the J.P. Morgans got off the ship before it happened.
	Yeah, but you know about the Swapperoot, aren't you?
	Of course.
	So basically, that's what the society knows.
	So the Titanic sunk, Mr.
	Oster died.
	Next year, they have the Federal Reserve of Jekyll Island, and then they have the money to start World War I. So John F. Kennedy was actually in World War II, and one of the things he loved was history, and he studied World War I a lot.
	And basically, he always talked about that date when they ended the war on 11-11.
	Now, go back into history, 1963, on 11, he signed Executive Order 11110 on 6-4 in 1963, and that basically took the money, the printing presses, away from the Federal Reserve, which we know is a Zionist bank.
	Now, I know there's a long list of people who wanted Kennedy dead, but let's be, you know, at least in my opinion, Zionists ain't really gonna try to kill you unless you fuck with their money.
	And he was messing with their money.
	And six months after that, they put a bullet in him.
	So my question is, and by the way, right after they put a bullet in him, Lyndon Johnson, before the body was even cold, the first thing he did as President of the United States was repeal Executive Order 11110.
	So is it possible that the Jewish mafia, the main reason they killed him, was because he basically went after their money supply, the Fed?
	So, let me make a comparison.
	What would be worse than having an issue with a money supply or them being disbanded as a nation?
	I think the latter is the more pressing issue.
	I think that I have never come across anything documentary or otherwise other than JFK conspiracy wackos go down the path of Vietnam and the Federal Reserve and they were going to disclose aliens to the Russians.
	I've heard all this stuff.
	In my research, I kind of wait for my research to cross something and then to kind of open it into the light.
	I have not seen a single document, anything, any speculation, anything other than what we've covered today.
	I have not seen anything that would indicate the Federal Reserve stuff had anything to do with it and I can blatantly disprove the Vietnam stuff.
	I'm not talking about Vietnam.
	I sure as hell ain't talking about aliens or anything like that.
	I'm talking about if you mess with them boys' money, they're going to put you in the ground.
	That makes sense to me.
	And why is it the first thing Lyndon Johnson did?
	If this is incredible, the first thing he did was repeal that order.
	Why is that?
	Well, I don't know.
	And honestly, I have not seen any evidence or anything that's come to my purview that would indicate that that had anything to do with any of this setup or anything.
	It might have been in the back of someone's head, maybe.
	But I can directly connect the gunmen to the people who gave the orders directly to the Zionists.
	Corey, let me ask you this.
	One more thing.
	Also, before Homeland Security took over, after 9-11, the Secret Service, only 20% of them actually worked to protect the president and other dignitaries in the United States.
	80% of them were assigned to the Federal Reserve in their money laundering unit to make sure there's no compensation.
	So we have a direct connection from the Fed to the Secret Service, and we both know that assassination couldn't have took place without the Secret Service's help.
	Right.
	But again, I just haven't seen any evidence that links any of that stuff.
	So that's why.
	That's all I have to say about it.
	I can't say anything else.
	Alright.
	So, Corey, if you were to...
	Because here's the thing.
	People have their speculations as to why Kennedy was killed.
	Sure.
	You know, people have all these theories, etc.
	Now that we know who the players were, who pulled the triggers, who set this up, who was involved, etc.
	If we're going to go from one to five...
	The top five reasons that Kennedy was targeted, what would you say?
	What's number one, two, three, four, top five reasons he was targeted for death?
	Well, you have specific reasons and then you have the implications of those reasons, right?
	And so Kennedy unquestionably was going to cut all financial aid to Israel, period.
	That, in turn, would have resulted in the destruction of the country we wouldn't have in Israel today.
	That is the ultimate reason why Kennedy was killed.
	It was an existential threat for both Ben-Gurion, who Israel was his country.
	It was his life's work.
	Everyone knew it.
	Everyone knew it.
	Everyone...
	Anything that went on in that era that required Zionist approval got it from Ben-Gurion.
	So, it was ultimately a battle against Ben-Gurion, against Kennedy.
	And the fate of both nations were at stake.
	And obviously, look at the state of America today.
	Yeah.
	And I mean, there's a reason why the airport in Israel is named after Ben-Gurion, the Ben-Gurion International Airport, their first prime minister.
	Let me ask you this then.
	So, would you say...
	Was it the fair registration or more the nuclear inspections?
	The nuclear inspections were the straw that broke the camel's back.
	So that was what pretty much put the target on him, was the nuclear inspections.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So nuclear inspections, the fair registration, I guess you could kind of go one and two.
	And Sonborn.
	The Sonborn's the weapon smuggling.
	Kennedy knew about all that stuff.
	Okay.
	Kennedy knew all this stuff.
	Yeah.
	I mean, if you go back and you look through the documents surrounding Demona between 60 when he came into office, or it was 61 when he came into office, but actually Eisenhower had the 60 documents.
	You got a ton of documents going back years.
	Just dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of these documents that show all the steps that Kennedy was trying to do to negotiate with these people, and basically for two and a half years they wouldn't negotiate with them.
	Yeah, okay.
	At all.
	Any other reasons you would say that he was targeted for death besides the nuclear inspections, the federal registration, pretty much undermining Israel's national security?
	I mean, everybody hated him for different reasons, you know, so there could have been, you know, a million secondary reasons in the backs of people's heads, but not the thing that was enough to make them, you know, actually do the act.
	And another thing I want to say is, I think, despite the fact that all these Americans hated him and the Secret Service, obviously were not for him and the CIA was against him and the NSA was not with him because there's some NSA documents indicating the Zionist involvement from the days after the assassination.
	It just becomes pretty clear that I think it's just pretty obvious.
	When you understand the totality of the circumstances, it just becomes obvious that it was Israel and their relationships with the CIA and all these other organizations that took him out.
	And it was over the fact that there wasn't going to be an Israel.
	And I think the fact that Israel was so important to these people is because I think when it goes back to the original planning, I'll go back to like the Balfour Declaration and stuff.
	I think what you're talking about is this was going to be the home base of the one world government.
	I think that was really what they thought back then.
	I agree.
	Very interesting, man.
	Interesting stuff.
	And I think between that and then also people don't know, Kennedy narrowly won his election.
	He barely beat Nixon.
	I don't think people anticipated that he was going to win.
	It was kind of a shocker win.
	Like Trump in 2016.
	Yeah, like Trump in 2016.
	So when he came in and he had all these, back then, revolutionary ideas, people were like, bro, we're not ready for this.
	So a big thing, and even RFK says this.
	RFK, I think, went on Joe Rogan and said this, that he didn't mention the Jews funny enough.
	Yeah, he stayed away from that.
	He didn't say shit about the Jews, which is fucking crazy to me because they killed his fucking uncle and his father.
	But he mentioned the military-industrial complex, and he also mentioned Vietnam.
	And you said that Vietnam was not the reason that they killed him.
	Can you tell me that real quick?
	Because that's a very common misconception.
	I even thought he was because of Vietnam.
	He wrote a memorandum in October of 63, which basically people interpret that it was the first stages of him reallocating troops and removing troops from South Vietnam.
	Go back a year.
	McNamara and Kennedy did actually spend $6.5 billion on helicopters and airplanes.
	How much is that in today's money?
	Hmm.
	You think they're going to spend that much money and then, eh, a lot of war?
	Yeah.
	I don't think so.
	No.
	This thing was lock solid and this thing was ready to go.
	I don't give a damn what they say about Kennedy.
	Also, I'm sorry.
	I'm getting tired.
	I'm losing my train of thought here.
	We're talking about Vietnam because a common misconception, even RFK said this on the interview.
	Right.
	The CIA, in their analysis of Kennedy's memorandum, even the CIA acknowledged that that memorandum was not indicating he was pulling out.
	It was meant to put pressure on Diem because he wasn't toting the line in regards to how they were handling the North Vietnamese.
	So what happened?
	They killed him.
	He killed him.
	That was all it was.
	They were trying to put pressure on Diem.
	It didn't work.
	They killed him.
	And now everyone likes to rewrite history.
	Who's Diem?
	Diem was the president of South Vietnam.
	Oh, okay.
	So he was putting pressure on Diem?
	He was assassinated in early November of 1963 and pissed Kennedy off big time.
	Like, they killed him, and there's a whole—and that connects—well, that doesn't connect to the ZR rifle stuff, but it connects somewhat to Jean-Pierre Lafitte and some of these CIA guys, and Kennedy was upset.
	He did not know about it, and when he found out about it, he was pissed.
	That was one of the reasons he wanted to smash the CIA into a thousand pieces, right?
	Oh, that was another one that he, yeah, okay.
	And then what about the military-industrial complex that he didn't want to be involved that much in?
	Because Eisenhower famously insulted it.
	Okay, because he spent $6.5 billion, right?
	Yeah, which is what, $65 billion of today's money?
	Yeah, roughly 10x, yep.
	Damn, guys, I don't even, I'm at loss of words here.
	Like, you know, I've studied the Kennedy stuff for a while, and even just now I learned a bunch.
	Touche.
	Yeah, that was fucking fantastic.
	Yo, give me some fire emojis in the chat, guys.
	That was really very educational.
	Where can people find you, brother?
	The best place is CoreyHughes.org.
	But I'd really appreciate if everybody listened to my podcast.
	If you like this, I do this every single day in this kind of level.
	I read documents to my audience every single day on my podcast called CoreyHughesBlayHistory.
	And then I have a substack where I tackle the mythologies of World War II and I debunk the Holocaust and all that stuff.
	And that's bloodyhistory.substack.com.
	Nice.
	We might have to have a talk about the Holocaust.
	That's a whole other conversation.
	A whole other can of worms.
	But honestly, it directly connects to Kennedy through a bunch of guys.
	So there's some overlap there.
	Bam.
	And then also, we should do RFK in the future as well, if that's one of your expertise.
	I'm not real big on RFK. It's the same story.
	I mean, literally, it's the same story.
	One day I'll get to Martin Luther King because I have...
	I have some circumstantial evidence that tells me that Jack Valenti was in Memphis when Martin Luther King got killed.
	Guys, he is Corey Hughes, man.
	Go get his book, guys.
	A Warning from History.
	Please go check it out.
	Go support him and listen to his podcast as well.
	We'll definitely have you back, man, and do another one.
	You're a wealth of knowledge, man.
	It's like you literally know days, times, names, witnesses that were interviewed.
	He said this, he said that.
	A freaking machine.
	It's an encyclopedia, man.
	There is no better Kennedy researcher in the world.
	He was able to identify all the shooters.
	We showed you guys some rare footage that a lot of people don't have.
	There's rare photos.
	Thank you so much, Corey, for coming on the show, man.
	We'll have you again on in the future to discuss some other things.
	Guys, go check them out.
	We'll be back with some lovely ladies here in a little bit.
	Oh, there's chats?
	Oh, shit.
	Okay, I'll read the chats.
	You know what?
	I'll let Corey go because he's got to go.
	Thank you.
	Cory, go ahead, brother.
	I know you're going to sleep, man.
	One more.
	That was great.
	All right, thanks.
	And I'm going to shoot you a message tomorrow.
	Yeah, please do, man.
	Please do.
	Take it easy.
	I know it's late over there, so get some rest.
	Have a good night.
	Bye-bye.
	Bye.
	I'll read these chats real fast for you ninjas, and then we'll get going here.
	I hope you guys like that, man.
	I told y'all it was going to be lit, man.
	Okay, Revise.
	Brother, with this truthful, juicy content, I suggest that you better say multiple times, like Andrew Tay had been saying recently, I'll never kill myself.
	Yeah, yeah, you know what, guys?
	Yeah, I will never kill myself, bro.
	It's crazy that I have to even say that.
	But that, dude, I would never, ever be able to do that on YouTube.
	Isn't that fucking crazy?
	If I did that podcast on YouTube, instant ban.
	Anti-Semitism.
	Hate speech.
	Some fucking bullshit like that, man.
	Craziness.
	How dare you?
	Myron was born nerfed.
	Imagine if he was one of them boys.
	He would be OP. Oh, yeah, man.
	The joke writes itself.
	Oh, that's actually kind of funny.
	We have David Icke on the podcast.
	You know what, dude?
	Yeah, I will have him on.
	I need to fucking find a way to...
	I did spaces with him about a month ago.
	Okay.
	I need to get a hold of him.
	I don't know how to...
	I'll get a way to reach out.
	You'll get somebody?
	Okay.
	Yeah, I'll get a way to reach out.
	Why are Jewish men circumcised?
	Because Jewish women won't touch anything that isn't at least 10% off.
	Ha ha ha.
	Fantastic.
	Very funny.
	This shit is wild.
	I didn't think it was going to go down this many rabbit holes.
	WTruthellers, WFNF. Yeah, guys.
	Why do you think I did those, you know, summarizations throughout the broadcast?
	Because I really wanted you guys to understand.
	It's crazy stuff.
	Who was the first person to figure out that Israel was involved in the JFK assassination?
	The earliest I could find is Michael Collins Piper's book Final Judgment in 1993.
	Were there any more research before Piper?
	RIP to Mike Piper.
	He was one of the first ones, for sure.
	A lot of JFK researchers...
	William Cooper gets some respect for that, too.
	Talk about that.
	Sondra says, do you guys ever think that mainstream media will change the narrative?
	Are they forever pro-Jews Israel and what would it take for it to change?
	Yeah, money.
	And getting rid of APAC. Earlier on YouTube, you said that...
	Well, not even that, because they run the media.
	Earlier on YouTube, you said the Civil Rights Act wasn't what we think it was.
	Can you elaborate if you have time?
	We don't have time for that.
	I'll bring him on for another one on that one.
	Hermino Diaz died in 62, found a U.S. FBI memorandum, shows the Miami Division will continue investigating activities of Hermino Diaz, stamped February 10, 1996, and died May that year.
	You said Sergio...
	Okay, that's a question for Scott on the next one.
	Or Corey, excuse me.
	Corey on the next one.
	Anything else?
	That's it.
	Caught up?
	All right, cool.
	Chris, give us an update on after hours and everything because I'll be honest, bro.
	I was tapping with this pod.
	I wasn't even looking at it.
	Can you give them a time?
	Oh, wow.
	11.15.
	Talking to Mike, nigga, so they can hear you.
	Oh.
	For the audience, man.
	Yeah, it's safe for me.
	11.15.
	11.15?
	Yep.
	11.30.
	Okay.
	Oh, damn.
	Bro, I'm ready to go now.
	It takes time to set up.
	Alright, cool.
	So guys, we're going to end the broadcast right now.
	Get these ladies out here.
	We're going to have it after ours for Y'all Ninjas.
	Hope you guys enjoyed that, man.
	We're going to have timestamps up here very soon, hopefully, because that was very extensive.
	We covered a lot of things.
	Love you, ninjas.
	We'll be back in a little bit.
	Peace.
	I ran, I ran so far away.

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