Title: Speech That Killed John F. Kennedy he eludes NEW WORLD ORDER Source:
You Tube URL Source:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ngJNIk8elA&feature=email Published:Jun 14, 2008 Author:You Tube Post Date:2008-06-14 13:05:41 by TwentyTwelve Keywords:JFK, Speech, John F. Kennedy Views:1334 Comments:69
JFK shot........Bobby shot......JFK jr dropped from the sky.......
Yet Arator was not treated kindly when the suggestion was made that the Teddy diving incident
may have been a set-up. I really don't understand that. How hard would it be to drug a drunken man
and stage such an incident, just to be sure another Kennedy is never president? I may be a
conspiracy nut, but I think its worth considering. NWO don't like Kennedys
Given Ted's history as a spoiled, drunken, lecherous son of privilege with a lifelong expectation of special deference and accommodation, I believe that Occam's Razor should attach regarding the tragic death of Mary Jo Kopechne.
What is more believable than the very real possibility that she could have been rescued if SENATOR SAVEASS had gone to a phone instead of swimming the ferry crossing and slithering to his hotel room to pretend that he was never there?
That is the most accurate picture of Ted's character that we'll ever see, and that is why it positively vibrates with truth.
As it turned out there was no need for a conspiracy to keep Ted out of The White House (even though there may have been such a contingency action group) because he was his own worst enemy.
He was driving, drinking, leching, partying with a girl from the office on an expired driver's license and no conspiracy could have possibly been more effective than his own arrogant expectation of illicit pleasure with no accountability to his family, his constituents, his staff or the police.
As it turned out there was no need for a conspiracy to keep Ted out of The White House
Nixon wanted to exploit Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy's fatal car accident at Chappaquiddick in 1969 by making an advertisement showing a picture of Kennedy with the caption, "Would you ride in a car with this man?"
As it turned out there was no need for a conspiracy to keep Ted out of The White House
Nixon wanted to exploit Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy's fatal car accident at Chappaquiddick in 1969 by making an advertisement showing a picture of Kennedy with the caption, "Would you ride in a car with this man?"
Chappaquiddick may have been fortuitous for Nixon.
But, was that proof of a conspiracy?
The only way that could be true is if there is some proof that Nixon wouldn't have exploited the negligent manslaughter if he hadn't been involved in some way.
How could that ever be proven?
Is it your position that Ted would never have driven off a bridge on his own because he was sober, responsible and cautious in all things?
You obviously want to believe that Mary Jo's death was the result of some scheme to discredit Kennedy. What I don't see is why you lean that way. If you have some compelling evidence or argument then why not share it?