The Judgment of History; Or Why the Breaking of the Oligarchs Avenges President Kennedy's Assassination--Part Three
By Richard Girard
"A shocking crime was committed on the unscrupulous
initiative of few individuals, with the blessing of more, and amid the passive
acquiescence of all." -- Tacitus;
The
Histories, book 1, section
28, on the assassination of Emperor
Galba.
"A whole new form of government is going to take over
the country." -- Jack
Ruby ; quoted in
Assassination
Science , James H. Fetzer,
PhD. Editor; 1998, p.449
Part
One and Part Two of this article can be found at these
URL's.
A Stunning
Indifference to the Truth
Dealing with the Assassination of President Kennedy reminds me of the old
myth of Hercules slaying the Hydra. Every time you think you have dealt with one
problem, two more pop up to take its place.
There
are individuals who simply do not like to deal with even the idea of a
conspiracy. To them, the fact that Americans would actually conspire together to
achieve a particular goal is UnAmerican, contrary in every sense of that word to
the ideals upon which this nation was founded.
These
people forget that the very founding of our nation arose out of conspiracies.
The
Boston Tea Party in 1773, the Committees of Correspondence, and the formation of
the Continental Congress. Conspiracy, conspiracy, conspiracy.
The Constitutional Convention was in fact a
conspiracy to replace the defective Articles of Confederation that were
threatening to turn the United States of America into thirteen small, bickering
disunited nations. The Federalist
Papers were a conspiracy
of Hamilton, Madison, and Jay to insure the ratification of the new
Constitution.
Not
all of our conspiracies have been for our nation's benefit. Aaron Burr's
conspiracy to form a new nation between the Appalachian Mountains and the
Mississippi River, was certainly of no lasting benefit to the United States. The
conspiracy of Andrew Jackson and Sam Houston to break off Texas from Mexico, and
eventually bring it into the United States, would lead to The Mexican-American
War, and finally The Civil War. That would lead at the war's end to America's
most infamous conspiracy prior to JFK, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. I
believe that Lincoln's murder prevented our recently freed African-Americans
from achieving their full slate of civil and voting rights as citizens for a
century.
There was also, unknown to most Americans, the
highly nefarious conspiracy by a group of oligarchic plutocrats against
President Franklin Roosevelt. In 1933,
this group of men and
women, including members of the Du Pont Family and the J.P. Morgan banking
concern, plotted to overthrow President Franklin Roosevelt. They desired to set
up a fascist state similar to Mussolini's Italy, using an army of American
Legion members, led by retired Marine Major General Smedley Butler. Fortunately
for our nation, General Butler was a true patriot who could not be
bought--something the plotters had probably never had to deal with before, and he
exposed the plutocratic conspiracy to members of
Congress.
Unfortunately, these fascist oligarchs had enough
economic and political clout to prevent the McCormack-Dickstein Congressional
Committee from taking any action against them, and the truth was buried in an
internal, secret report. This report was uncovered by John Spivak in 1967, and
reported upon in his book A Man in His
Time (New York: Horizon
Press, 1967), demonstrating the duplicity of individuals including FDR's long
time New York rival, Al Smith. (For additional information on this plot, see
Jules Archer, The Plot to Seize the White
House (New York:
Hawthorne Books, 1973); George Seldes,
Even the Gods Can't Change
History (Secaucus, N.J.:
Lyle Stuart, Inc., 1976); Jonathon Vankin and John Whalen,
The 60 Greatest Conspiracies of All
Time Secaucus, N.J.:
Carol Publishing Group, 1997.)
The
Assassination of President Kennedy has a single conspiracy whose existence
cannot be denied: the conspiracy of the Main Stream Media (MSM) to downplay and
otherwise ignore even the possibility of a criminal conspiracy against John F.
Kennedy.
Katzenbach Memo to Bill Moyers, November 25, 1963
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