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I thought the JFK assassination was tragic but not really relevant/interesting until I listened to this podcast by journalist Soledad O’Brien: https://podcasts
by trunnell 2y ago
I thought the JFK assassination was tragic but not really relevant/interesting until I listened to this podcast by journalist Soledad O’Brien:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/who-killed-jfk/id1714611578 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/who-killed-jfk/id17146...
There’s actually a mountain of evidence pointing to a horrifying conclusion.
It’s not easy to summarize, and anyhow I don’t want to give spoilers here.
- bathtub365 2y agoWhat’s the conclusion?
- trunnell 2y agoDon’t want to spoil it for you
- jtrn 2y agoIt's not that deep, dude. He is just a well-known proponent of the second shooter claim, and that the assassination was a government conspiracy.
- bathtub365 2y agoI asked you to.
- digitallis42 2y agoThat the comment bots are getting better at phrasing things as clickbait?
- trunnell 2y agoI’m not a bot, look at my history.
- ddq 2y agoWhat is the horrifying conclusion the mountain of evidence points to? To me the fact that you said that but didn't specify the actual conclusion also gave me pause. If you can't post the specific conclusion you reached, are you that confident in it?
- reverendsteveii 2y agoI once listened to a Pittsburgh-area local legend coroner named Cyril Wecht (RIP to one of the best public speakers it was ever my pleasure to see) go on about this for a half hour and the number of things that had to happen for the first time in human history in order for the warren report to not be entirely bullshit is staggering. A trained rifleman passing on an approaching shot in favor of a shot where the target is moving perpendicularly, hitting the shot anyway, then the target snapping back against the direction of applied force and developing an entrance wound bigger than the exit wound?
- trunnell 2y agoThat’s right, and those aren’t the only inconsistencies in the official report. More interesting to me is who had the motive and opportunity, and this podcast makes a compelling case for who was behind it.