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GUEST,Guest from Sanity BS: Sarah Palin & Donald Trump (127* d) RE: BS: Sarah Palin & Donald Trump 23 Jan 16


Dan, I can prove everything I posted...however, that would be too much of a thread drift. I'm sure as events unfold there will be plenty of posts about it.

Frogprince: "At what point did it cease to be great? Why, and who was to blame?"

Probably November 22, 1963.

"The Warren Commission should have really been called the "Allen Dulles Commission" because he controlled it and made it the farce that it was. Dulles was probably an elite sponsor (i.e. murderer), as well as certainly Lyndon Johnson. The 3 hardcore cover up artists on the Warren Commission were the 3 Council on Foreign Relations members: Allen Dulles (president CFR 1946-50), John J. McCloy (then chairman of the CFR 1953-1970) and Gerald Ford (CFR member, later president). John J. McCloy was a Rockefeller man, former head of Chase Manhattan bank, and very deep US intelligence since the OSS days. John J. McCloy's nickname was "Chairman of the American Establishment," and he mixed at the highest levels of business, intelligence and he was close to the Kennedy-hating Texas business elite. Cover up artist Gerald Ford was secretly reporting to Hoover and the FBI what the Warren Commission was doing. In 1970, Newsweek called Gerald Ford the CIA's "best friend in Congress." The CFR especially 40 years ago, was heavily Rockefeller influenced and it top players were deep CIA."

The whole article

GfS


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