#982a – Jerry Policoff Memorial

 

  • Jerry Policoff / Feb 27th 1947 – March 7th 2020
  • Steve Jones, JFK assassination researcher
  • Jerry Policoff became interested in the JFK case at the age of 19 (in 1966)
  • Jerry read Mark Lane’s seminal work Rush to Judgement
  • Documentary: Rush to Judgement (1967) by Mark Lane
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Rush to Judgment (1966) by Mark Lane
  • MSM’s coverage of the assassination is both inadequate and dishonest
  • Video: Robert Groden and the first public broadcast of the Zapruder Film on Geraldo Rivera’s show Good Night America
  • Jerry was in the ABC studios with Robert Groden and Dick Gregory that day
  • Video: 50th Anniversary of the Warren Report featuring Jim Lesar, Jerry Policoff, Andrew Kreig
  • Free Borrowable Ebook: The Assassinations: Dallas and Beyond co-edited by Peter Dale Scott, et al
  • This book contains Jerry’s article The Media and the Murder of John Kennedy
  • Article: JFK: How the Media Assassinated the Real Story by Robert Hennelly and Jerry Policoff
  • This article can also be found in the book JFK: The Book of the Film
  • Book: JFK: The Book of the Film by Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar: Paperback, Kindle
  • Jerry was also one of the first researchers to write about how the WC used CBS to cover-up the facts
  • FREE DownloadEbook: Six Seconds in Dallas by Josiah “Tink” Thompson
  • Life Magazine, Nov 25, 1966
  • Did Oswald Act Alone? A Matter of Reasonable Doubt
  • CBS used John J. McCloy of the WC as a major contributor to their documentary series
  • McCloy’s daughter was the administrative assistant to the President of CBS News
  • Jerry interviewed James Jesus Angleton
  • Jerry asked Angleton if he was involved in the assassination
  • Angleton replied: “And if I was, I would never tell you”
  • Article: How All the News About Political Assassinations In the United States Has Not Been Fit to Print in
    The New York Times     by Jerry Policof: Scanned Pages, Text (html)
  • Jerry Policoff served as the Executive Director of the AARC (Assassination Archives Research Center)
  • Policoff’s article in Gallery Magazine, July 1979 titled Investigations That Were Bound To Fail
    Read Online, Download Scanned PDF, Download Searchable PDF
  • Video: Antonio Veciana: Admissions and Revelations
  • Maurice Bishop was none other than David Attlee Phillips
  • JFK Lancer honored Jerry with the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013
  • Jerry was the senior editor of www.opednews.com
  • He was very active politically
  • He was on his way to speak at a conference in Philadelphia on single payer healthcare
  • Jerry’s critique of the mainstream media
  • “No material question now remains unresolved so far as the death of President Kennedy is concerned. True there is
    no confession. But the evidence of Oswald’s single-handed guilt is overwhelming”     – From the introduction to the
    1964 Warren Commission Report, The New York Times Edition: see here (second last paragraph)
  • Documentary: The American Media & The Second Assassination of President John F. Kennedy: iTunes, Amazon, Vimeo
  • History is written by the victors
  • Jerry was a founding member of COPA
  • The New York Times would assign Priscilla Johnson McMillan to review books on the JFK assassination
  • McMillan was one of the CIA media assets
  • She tried to work for the CIA formally but was denied
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Plausible Denial by Mark Lane
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: On the Trail of the Assassins by Jim Garrison
  • Jerry was an active supporter of Bernie Sanders
  • Passing the Torch: Panel Discussion featuring Jerry Policoff, Lisa Pease, Oliver Stone, David Talbot
  • Buy the panel discussion video here
  • Oswald’s nitrate tests were negative on the day of the assassination
  • Proving that he didn’t fire a rifle on that day
  • The cover-up has lasted for more than 50 years which proves that it was NOT a lone assassin
  • CE 399 and “reverse trajectory momentum”
  • Article: JFK: How the Media Assassinated the Real Story by Robert Hennelly and Jerry Policoff

 

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#981b – Douglas Valentine (Part 2)

 

  • Vietnam was CIA from the start, 1954-1964
  • The military was unprepared to fight brush-fire wars
  • Regular U.S. military was still in Europe
  • CIA absorbed the people and methodology of the OSS
  • Guerilla and covert wars, Army Special Forces
  • General Erskine, Office of Special Operations, (OSO)
  • The liaison between CIA and the military
  • U.S. war of suppression in the Philippines (1899 – 1902)
  • The OSO provides CIA with personnel, planes, material
  • Military in civilian clothes, civilians with military rank
  • The OSS fought behind enemy lines with partisans
  • They’re cutthroats, they like this kind of work
  • Guerilla war, there are no rules, anything goes
  • You have to be able to torture and kill civilians
  • Throwing people out of a helicopter is the least of it
  • Atrocity and crime on an industrial scale
  • Zionists poured into Palestine, guerilla warfare
  • Communists want to take the land back
  • Vietnam, ideological civilian warfare
  • CIA managing police operations, root out the enemy
  • Lansdale becomes the guru
  • Charles Bohannon, Napoleon Valeriano
  • Counterguerrilla Operations: The Phillippine Experience (1962)
  • Lansdale becomes an Air Force colonel
  • An ethic of war crimes as policy
  • The (Hukbalahap) Huk Rebellion, United Fruit, Allen Dulles
  • Communists were the good guys in the Philippines
  • Rampant fascist capitalism turns people into commodities
  • Lansdale put down the Huk Rebellion (1946–54)
  • Paramilitary police work, quasi-military police units
  • Dress up like Huks, wipe out neutral villages
  • Project a boy scout propaganda image back home
  • The Dulles brothers loved Lansdale
  • He packaged lies, bullshit, that was what his genius was
  • Magsaysay gave Ford and Westinghouse franchises
  • CIA and the military, most important to show success
  • Operation Mongoose, Task Force W, second coming of Christ
  • Overthrowing Guatemala not for democracy, for United Fruit
  • “For Democracy” is all a lie, colonial United States
  • Fletcher Prouty explained all this
  • CIA in Saigon, C-4 explosives, kill dozens, blame communists
  • Freedom Company and Operation Brotherhood
  • WWII, OSS, the Psychological Warfare Branch of the U.S. Army
  • Anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists
  • The world is a laboratory for these mad scientists
  • Church Committee Interim Report, Operation Mongoose
  • Lansdale‘s programs failed, the communists won
  • Ed Murphy worked in Phoenix in Vietnam
  • Military Intelligence in D.C, identify protest leaders
  • Go in and start bonfires and fights
  • U.S. citizens are not considered as different from peasants
  • You’re just a commodity to be exploited for your labor
  • Kennedy was killed, Civil Rights, you’re a communist
  • Making war has become America’s business
  • CIA, military, arms industry, politicians, indistinguishable
  • Doug corresponded with Lansdale, they never met
  • www.douglasvalentine.com
  • The CIA As Organized Crime: (Valentine 2016)
    How Illegal Operations Corrupt America and the World

 

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#981a – Douglas Valentine (Part 1)

 

  • Douglas Valentine’s website: www.douglasvalentine.com
  • Author of many books
  • Book: TDY: Paperback, Kindle
  • Book: The CIA as Organized Crime: Paperback, Kindle, Audiobook
  • Book: The Phoenix Program: America’s Use of Terror in Vietnam: Paperback, Hardcover, Kindle, Audiobook
  • List of all books by Douglas Valentine
  • Thallo Pictures Ltd has purchased an option on TDY
  • The story of Valentine’s dad, a POW in World War 2
  • DCI William Colby introduced Valentine to a group of CIA officers involved in the phoenix program
  • The CIA’s ability to control the media and propagandize people
  • Book: The Strength of the Wolf: The Secret History of America’s War on Drugs: Paperback, Hardcover, Kindle
  • Book: The Strength of the Pack: Paperback, Hardcover, Kindle
  • The CIA runs federal drug law enforcement
  • There is no difference between the CIA and The New York Times
  • The CIA and The New York Times work for the same people
  • Wild Bill Donovan and the OSS (Office of Strategic Services)
  • Donovan appointed his friends from Wall Street to all the big management positions of the OSS
  • The deep state has a stranglehold on everything
  • The CIA does not overthrow right-wing governments
  • CIA’s influence is greatest in the USA
  • The US is now an empire that controls the world
  • CIA = Capitalism’s Invisible Army
  • Operation Paperclip and Reinhard Gehlen
  • How the CIA took over the DEA
  • The CIA has also taken over the US Customs
  • The staff of the House of Representatives and the US Senate are run by the CIA
  • Black Op Radio conducted the very first interview of Douglas Valentine on the internet
  • Listen to episodes 19 and 26, Season 1 (2000)
  • Buy the complete Season 1 of BOR for just $10 here

 

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#980b – Jim DiEugenio

 

 

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#980a – Joe Green

 

 

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#978 – David Denton

 

  • David Denton heads the JFK Historical Group
  • More info here
  • Website: www.jfkhistorical.com
  • Conference co-organized by JFK Historical Group and Project JFK/CSI Dallas
  • Conference at Kansas City, Missouri from April 16-19, 2020
  • Book your tickets here
  • Conference to focus on the three major assassinations of the 1960s: JFK, MLK and RFK
  • To be hosted by Brian Edwards, David Knight and Casey Quinlan
  • Speakers include Lisa Pease, Gary Shaw, Dr. Gary Aguilar, Dr. Cyril Wecht, Mal Hyman
  • FREE Download Ebook: Cover-Up by J. Gary Shaw and Larry R. Harris
  • Barbara Honegger to speak at the conference
  • Edgar Tatro also to speak at the conference
  • Ryan Jones, a historian at the King Museum, to talk about the MLK case
  • Other speakers on the King assassination: Phil Nelson and Joe Green
  • Dick Russell and Robert Groben also to speak at the conference
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Man Who Knew Too Much by Dick Russell
  • Randolph Benson, director of the documentary The Searchers
  • Documentary: The Searchers by Randolph Benson (vimeo on demand)
  • Rick Russo’s video presentation at the conference
  • Richard Bartholomew and Larry Rivera
  • The Westport Connection
  • Meet and Greet with the speakers
  • William Harvey, CIA officer
  • Mal Hyman, author of Burying the Lead
  • Book: Burying the Lead: The Media and the JFK Assassination
  • Also available on Kindle, Google books and Scribd
  • Video: Lisa Pease on the RFK assassination at the JFK Historical Group
  • Full schedule of the conference
  • It’s easy to understand that there was a conspiracy in the JFK case
  • Since the official investigation was so bad, we have to be our own investigators
  • Question: Where did the shots come from? — John Judge: “From Washington”
  • Rent/buy videos from the 2019 conference here (Vimeo on demand)
  • DCI John McCone’s sudden trip to the Pentagon shortly before the assassination
  • Videos: 50 Reasons for 50 Years
  • Oliver Stone and Jim DiEugenio’s upcoming documentary series JFK: Destiny Betrayed
  • Oliver Stone’s movie JFK
  • Book: JFK: The Book of the Film by Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar: Paperback, Kindle
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: On the Trail of the Assassins by Jim Garrison
  • FREE Ebook: A Heritage of Stone by Jim Garrison: Scanned PDF, Text PDF, Online (html)

 

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#977 – Jim DiEugenio

 

 

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#976 – Fletcher Prouty with David Ratcliffe

 

  • Understanding The Secret Team
  • The National Security Act of 1947
  • President Truman abolished the OSS, created the National Intelligence Group
  • A new branch of the service: the Air Force, a single Department of Defense
  • Intelligence … wasn’t coordinated, new ways of gathering intelligence
  • CIA is created to coordinate the intelligence of the rest of the government
  • An atom bomb … has no real value until it’s been delivered
  • We were made a defensive nation by the Department of Defense
  • OSS members, well-trained in covert work, came into CIA
  • OPC (Office of Policy Coordination), was to preserve certain assets
  • The creation of the National Security Council
  • President, Vice-President, Secretaries of State and Defense, no others
  • Directive “10-slant-2” (10/2) recognized … covert action
  • In 1948, the Allen Dulles, William Jackson, Mathias Correa Report
  • Dulles … saw that report as, you might say, his own Mein Kampf
  • The single primary character of the CIA is Allen Dulles
  • There is no law that says it is a covert operations agency
  • President Truman wrote, greatest mistake, to create the CIA
  • Shifting NSC oversight from directing to approving plans
  • OCB was the Operations Coordinating Board, a part of NSC
  • OPC was the residual OSS organization, from World War II
  • Dulles was able to circumvent the law, to have clandestine capability
  • NSC found itself, approving reactive covert operations
  • Gulf of Tonkin, North Vietnamese, had been provoked, they did not initiate
  • Deputy Director Plans, just our euphemism for covert operations
  • His brother, Secretary of State, the dominant vote in the NSC
  • Only one, NSC had directed the CIA to involve itself in Tibet
  • The intelligence community, was not homogenous
  • Futile to try to enforce the law, on either Defense or CIA or State
  • There exists a Secret Team that is out of control
  • Covert operations in Customs, Treasury, even in FAA
  • It’s not CIA all the time, they say it was the CIA
  • Experienced military intelligence officers, work with the CIA
  • Military officers … say pilots … will be assigned to CIA
  • Reserve military, employed as civilians by CIA, called to active duty
  • CIA men, call him Commander Jones, he works for CIA
  • All of a sudden went into this guise of defense
  • General Westmoreland, had no place to go in Vietnam and win the war
  • General Krulak, devised a war plan, to march on Hanoi, and end the war
  • Offense is the core of war, the antithesis of, a Department of Defense
  • They are unable to assimilate, nuclear weapons into war planning
  • We can still go on the offense, we are doing it economically
  • Evolution of warfare, ended with the explosion of the hydrogen bomb
  • CIA could promote, counterinsurgency or covert operations
  • We had to create this Manichaean devil so we created Communism
  • Then you can justify having a navy, air force, and an enormous army
  • I was, “to provide military support of clandestine operations of the CIA”
  • National Security Council Directive #5412 of March 15, 1954
  • Dulles said, “I want an office that has access to a system in the Pentagon”
  • That agency might not even know that employee was our man
  • Colonel Lansdale, a full colonel in the Air Force, that was his cover story
  • A member of the office of the Secretary of Defense, his home is really CIA
  • We bought hundreds of airplanes for the CIA, technically for the Air Force
  • Millions and millions of dollars, never went through Air Force procurement
  • Units in the Army that were supporting CIA, there were 605
  • A lot of these people worked right up into the White House
  • Eisenhower, did not want the CIA to create a capability that was on-going
  • The secret of covert operations is the control of money
  • Reimbursement is very important, it keeps bills from appearing in public
  • Reimbursement, can be used, without explaining that it was for salaries
  • Congress, allocate a bulk sum and then just sit back
  • An awful lot of potential for money to be handled without an accounting
  • CIA considered as a fourth force, Army, Navy, Air Force, and CIA
  • 234 Provisional Support Group, CIA people in military uniforms
  • The agency was able, to create quite a well-equipped military force
  • Generals Lemnitzer and Shoup, never knew they were part of a covert operation
  • “I want 2,008 missiles”, you have to have the authority
  • CIA, used an Air Force unit, without raising any eyebrows at all
  • All covert operations require foreign alliances
  • The Bay of Pig, thirteen hundred troops, is not covert
  • They didn’t ask for airplanes, rifles, trucks, they already had all that
  • President Eisenhower never, never authorized an invasion of Cuba
  • The Agency told us, that their target would be an invasion of Cuba
  • The plan was to wipe out all Castro’s combat aircraft
  • To control the CIA we created an organization called the NSC
  • “I don’t need to know about that, Colonel. What I don’t know …”
  • To really understand CIA, the world is all just one big chess board
  • Dick Helms was a very effective person in charge of covert operations
  • The Agency has been given, the early morning presentation to the President
  • That briefing, during the day, that becomes their agenda
  • Intelligence, began to lead the Government every single day
  • Dulles went to Paris with the Wilson peace conference group after WW I
  • John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulle, Sullivan & Cromwell
  • John Foster Dulles, principal spokesman for the World Council of Churches
  • Allen Dulles, who is a missionary, a diplomat, a financier, a lawyer
  • The government itself was becoming a government of reaction
  • Kennedy was making moves to rid the government of this reactive motivation
  • Kennedy, planned moves that would set the course of our history for years
  • Set up Special Operations under the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
  • SACSA, the Special Assistant for Counterinsurgency and Special Activities
  • Deception is an extremely important function, rarely talked about
  • The shift from Eisenhower to Kennedy, was most unexpected
  • Kennedy asked General Taylor to review the Bay of Pigs
  • This Taylor/Burke/Dulles/Kennedy report, was NSAM No. 55, 56, and 57
  • “You are my advisor in peacetime as you would be in wartime”
  • Not going to depend on Allen Dulles and the CIA
  • In fact it may have caused a major move toward that deadly decision
  • Kennedy put JCS in charge of Cold War activities, removed CIA from the scene
  • Maxwell Taylor was not the right man to do that.
  • Kennedy’s years of Congressional experience, paid off in a big way for him
  • Member of the House and of the Senate, had grown up in the Court of St. James
  • Allen Dulles was becoming effective indoctrinating Bobby and Maxwell Taylor
  • NSAM 55 had been extracted, practically verbatim, out of the Taylor/Dulles report
  • “That little son-of-a-bitch Bobby was there all the time”
  • Lansdale was assigned to Vietnam as Chief of CIA’s Saigon Military Mission
  • Stabilize any other country, the strengthening of its army
  • They were all reading Mao Tse-tung’s Little Red Book
  • The army was a school of fish living in the water and the water was the people
  • US military out in all these countries as Military Assistance Program people
  • We moved into Iran after 1949 in large numbers
  • Richard Helms, former Director of Central Intelligence, Ambassador to Iran
  • People in Iran who are in power have access to the people that we’ve trained
  • Allende was elected by the people and then he was killed by Pinochet
  • The Kennedy administration began to stop some of these activities
  • These activities don’t take place within the CIA alone, this is the Secret Team
  • “All of a sudden, people from the Pentagon are calling me buying sugar stock”
  • Leave room for the U.S. government to plausibly disclaim its role
  • They asked me for 42,000 rifles, that was not covert
  • What you are really doing is denying the sovereignty of another nation
  • Everyone except the American people knew … about these things
  • We live in a one-world financial communications sphere
  • In the United States, we have had the advantage in economic power
  • What we’re going to do … is move into the energy and food eras
  • The big war will be over the energy supplies, transport and food supplies

    For more www.proutypedia.com or prouty.org

 

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#975b – Jim DiEugenio

 

  • At Kennedys and King
  • Article: Destitute Cuban Studies Institute on the JFK Assassination by Arnaldo M. Fernandez
  • Article: Public Relations and the JFK Case Mike Kilroy
  • Article: Forensics Journal Unintentionally Proves Conspiracy in Cover-Up of JFK Assassination by Milicent Cranor
  • “No material question now remains unresolved so far as the death of President Kennedy is concerned. True there is
    no confession. But the evidence of Oswald’s single-handed guilt is overwhelming”     – From the introduction to the
    1964 Warren Commission Report, The New York Times Edition: see here (second last paragraph)
  • Article: A Philadelphia Lawyer Analyzes the Shots, Trajectories, and Wounds by Vincent Salandria (1965)
  • Article: Vince Foster, JFK and the Rise of Chris Ruddy by Jim DiEugenio
  • Chris Ruddy, the founder and CEO of Newsmax
  • Ruddy propagated one of the wildest conspiracy theories of recent decades that Vince Foster was murdered by
    sinister forces employed by Bill and Hillary Clinton
  • Vince Foster was an attorney from Arkansas who worked with Hillary Clinton
  • The Reagan administration managed to strike down the Fairness Doctrine and the Equal Time provisions of FCC law
  • Prior to 1960, the two leaders of Republican Party had been Senator Robert Taft and President Dwight Eisenhower
  • Taft was a non-interventionist in foreign policy
  • He opposed American involvement in World War II prior to Pearl Harbor
  • He also opposed the Nuremburg Trials and the formation of NATO
  • How the Republican party was pulled to the far right by Reagan and William Buckley
  • Checkbook journalism
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Woman Who Wouldn’t Talk by Susan McDougal
  • Henry Lee, criminalist, on the Kennedy autopsy
  • Henry Lee interviewed for the upcoming documentary series JFK: Destiny Betrayed
  • Oswald’s palmprint was not found on the external part of the rifle but rather on the metal part of the barrel
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Reasonable Doubt by Henry Hurt
  • FBI stopped Mark Lane from publishing Rush to Judgment in the USA and thus it was published in England
  • Documentary: Rush to Judgement (1967) by Mark Lane
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Rush to Judgment (1966) by Mark Lane
  • There is no equivalence between the Vince Foster case and the JFK case
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Blood Sport by James Stewart
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Hunting of the President by Joe Conason and Gene Lyons
  • Listener questions answered
  • Two trashy books: Mob Lawyer by Frank Ragano and Double Cross by Chuck Giancana
  • Double Cross was released in 1992 to capitalize on Oliver Stone’s JFK
  • Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. was nominated by three Presidents to serve on six different commissions
    over a period of more than 20 years
  • Joe Kennedy’s alleged bootlegging with the mob
  • The alleged bootlegging was first reported in Oct 1960 in a newspaper report
  • This was during the late stages of the very close race between JFK and Nixon
  • The mafia wanted a way to reek revenge for what Bobby Kennedy had done against the mafia
  • Book: Just Good Politics by Raymond Chafin: Paperback, Hardcover
  • The mob did not win West Virginia for JFK
  • And they did not have any effect in Chicago

 

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#975a – Pat Speer

 

  • Pat Speer’s website: www.patspeer.com
  • Pat Speer on 50 Reasons for 50 Years: Episode 12, Episode 26
  • Pat’s presentation at the JFK Lancer conference in 2015 titled The Fingerprints of Myth
  • Chapter 4d of Speer’s online ebook A New Perspective on the Kennedy Assassination
  • Life magazine photographer Flip Schulke photographs of the sniper’s nest
  • None of the 10 people who first got to the sniper’s nest corner saw the paper bag which was supposedly there
  • Oswald’s fingerprints were found on the Box A by the FBI on the 27th of Nov
  • Buell Frazier drove Oswald to work on Nov 22, the day of the assassination
  • He said that Oswald carried a paper bag
  • When the bag was showed to him later, he refused to id the bag and said that it wasn’t the same bag
  • The WC states that Oswald’s palm print was found on the bottom of the bag and the fingerprint halfway up the bag
  • It was theorized that Oswald carried the bag in the cusp of his hand and placing the other end in his armpit
  • On reading the testimony of FBI fingerprint expert Sebastian F. Latona, it became clear that
    the palm print was halfway up the bag and the fingerprint is on the bottom of the bag
  • Testimony of Sebastian F. Latona: Read online, Download PDF
  • Documentary: Rush to Judgement (1967) by Mark Lane
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Rush to Judgment (1966) by Mark Lane
  • Dr. Humes testified that the hole in the skull was 6mm x 15mm
  • But the bullet is supposedly 6.5mm
  • The holes in the skull are generally 10-20% larger than the calibre of the bullet
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Lies Across America by James W. Loewen
  • FREE Borrowable Ebook: Lies My Teacher Told Me by James W. Loewen
  • Chapter 19b from Pat’s book: Vincent Bugliosi is the real Oliver Stone
  • Photographs show smudged fingerprints on the right trigger guard
  • But the fingerprints identified as that of Oswald were found on the left trigger guard
  • There is no record of the fingerprints on the right trigger guard
  • Sebastian Latona admits that there were a bunch of unidentified prints on the sniper’s nest boxes
  • “I furnished you photographs of all of the remaining unidentified latent prints from these cartons”
  • Testimony of New York Police fingerprint expert Arthur Mandella: Read online, Download PDF
  • Affidavit of Arthur Mandella: Read online, Download PDF
  • CE662: Notes of Arthur Mandella: Read online, Download PDF
  • Atleast 4 prints of another person were found on the cartons
  • The FBI made no effort to determine whose prints they were
  • The crime scene officers of the Dallas PD were supposed to write daily reports of their activities
  • None of those reports on what they saw in the sniper’s nest ever saw the light of day
  • Lieutenant J. C. Day, incharge of the crime scene
  • Earliest report of the CSI is dated 1.8.1964 or 1.9.1964; six weeks after the assassination
  • On the night of the assassination, the FBI found that the trigger guard prints were smudged
  • And they couldn’t find any other prints on the rifle
  • The negatives released by the University of North Texas show that the prints were not smudged
  • They were totally identifiable
  • The negatives of the photographs of the palmprints taken by the FBI have never been made public
  • No handwritten reports of the policemen / detectives are available
  • Lead bullets, dumdum bullets and full metal jacket
  • The British used dumdum bullets in India
  • Chapter 16b from Pat’s book: Digging in the Dirt
  • Video: 9/11: A Conspiracy Theory by James Corbett

 

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