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Originally posted by switching yard
I for one, would not rule out Madame's involvement, but it would have to be along with other elements, especially some renegade faction of burned Bay of Pigs agents (which would include Nixon, Dulles, Hunt and GHW Bush). The author and researcher of the Madame Nhu theory makes some very compelling points. I think something was already in the works and she may have been instrumental in accelerating things.
Originally posted by intrptr
reply to post by Logarock
Bay of Heros and Diem killings were damage inflicted on american cloth....just a bit more than some could stand.
American CIA killed Diem (or had him killed).
JFK said he didnt send help to fighters in cuba because the landed with out his say so and then tried to force his hand by so doing. Sound like anything you have heard of lately?
You want to come out with it? I am a little slow.
In 1964, Corso was assigned to Warren Commission member Senator Richard Russell, Jr. as an investigator into the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Corso's role was to deliberately fabricate the "legend" of Lee Harvey Oswald as a so-called Marxist and Communist sympathizer when in fact Oswald circulated within the Dallas based White Russian pro-Czarist and anti-communist community frequented by Baron George de Mohrenschildt, George Bouhe, Ilya Mamantov and Marina Oswald
but is it the duty of the head of state to be forced to provide air support on an operation that had no legal standing?
Carr gave this material over to the Warren Commission, but they never admitted they received it.
Originally posted by Hefficide
The one living soul who knows the truth of it all was the man who once owned Zapata Oil. A man named George Herbert Walker Bush.
~Heff
Originally posted by intrptr
reply to post by Logarock
but is it the duty of the head of state to be forced to provide air support on an operation that had no legal standing?
I think the move on Kennedy's part was brilliant. Unable to deter the might and direction of the CIA, the Army and the Cuban exiles from carrying forward the operation in America, he waited until the op was well underway and the rebels were ashore to retract the crucial air support.