13-05-2012, 09:28 PM
This is the word (suspects), and this is the matter: Resolved: That the major assassinations were not the decision of one of the classic false sponsors (e.g., CIA, FBI, Hoover, Johnson, Mafia, et cetera), but of a category called Sponsor whose motives transcend nationalism, religion, any particular ideology or provincial pursuit.
I don't think Charles is showing any special affection here, but rather returning to a concept evolved from the work he shared with George Michael Evica in developing a theory of organization.
Years ago Craig I. Zirbel told us to focus on Johnson, then Barr McClellan, then Phillip Nelson, then Robert Morrow.
I categorize Johnson as another expendable tool, along with Hoover, Nixon, and others.
So many public figures are drenched with blood, but did not make the decision to pick up the knives, the guns, the napalm, and more exotic weapons.
L. Fletcher Prouty and Peter Dale Scott suggest the high cabal of Winston Churchill's phrase.
When I see Hunt naming, framing, Johnson, I know in the instant they're not in that car, so following it will not yield the sponsor.
Lyndon would say, "It's not fried, Momma, it's Shake-n-Bake, an' I hepped."
Yes, Junior, you certainly did.
I don't think Charles is showing any special affection here, but rather returning to a concept evolved from the work he shared with George Michael Evica in developing a theory of organization.
Years ago Craig I. Zirbel told us to focus on Johnson, then Barr McClellan, then Phillip Nelson, then Robert Morrow.
I categorize Johnson as another expendable tool, along with Hoover, Nixon, and others.
So many public figures are drenched with blood, but did not make the decision to pick up the knives, the guns, the napalm, and more exotic weapons.
L. Fletcher Prouty and Peter Dale Scott suggest the high cabal of Winston Churchill's phrase.
When I see Hunt naming, framing, Johnson, I know in the instant they're not in that car, so following it will not yield the sponsor.
Lyndon would say, "It's not fried, Momma, it's Shake-n-Bake, an' I hepped."
Yes, Junior, you certainly did.