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The “Oswaldo” Meme

March 28, 2019
The “Oswaldo” Meme

Some things repeat themselves, and not by accident. Let’s look at the “meme” of the name “Oswald” for intelligence operations and assassinations; Everyone reading this knows that Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested as the patsy that was set up in the assassination of President Kennedy. Oswald of course, was shot by mob associate Jack Ruby […]

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Review: The Search For Lee Harvey Oswald – By Robert J. Groden

November 28, 2015
Review: The Search For Lee Harvey Oswald – By Robert J. Groden

The weekend of November 22nd was the 52nd anniversary of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas, 1963. As luck would have it, we were visiting my favorite used bookstore in a nearby town and found a real score; “The Search for Lee Harvey Oswald – A Comprehensive Photographic Record” by Robert J. Groden. Groden has been […]

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The CIA Throws Former Director McCone Under The Bus

October 12, 2015
The CIA Throws Former Director McCone Under The Bus

Various news outlets are reporting that the CIA’s in-house historian David Robarge has released a report that appears to be preparing the agency for “a soft landing” regarding the planned release of Kennedy assassination records in 2017. The report is on a 20-page pdf, which I will provide a link to at the bottom of […]

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