Tim Fattig

Hey so what’s going on with Mitch McConnell?

Newsmax’s Rob Finnerty has introduced a bombshell revelation hidden within the newly released JFK files - one that raises serious questions about a likely CIA cover-up. When someone is there to upset their grand plans, don’t count on free elections.

Don’t follow the “thought leaders.” Don’t go to the conferences. Don’t dwell in the secondary literature. Don’t go to Dallas too many times.

Word of advice to anyone who is pursuing the JFK Assassination case. Stay away from the people who make it about them and not JFK’s assassination. There are many out there that claim that they dont but they’re hypocrites.

In the newly-released notes from former Warren Commission staffer David Belin, who ended up running the Rockefeller Commission “investigation” for President Ford in 1975, we now have access to some of the memos sent by one Warren Commission member— former CIA chief Allen Dulles— to the WC general counsel, former U.S. solicitor general Lee Rankin. Early on (January 1964), Dulles is thinking about politics and perceptions, telling Rankin he is concerned about “future Communist propaganda treatment of the assassination,” but by the summer of 1964 he is well-versed on the mechanics of the case and concerned about some of the deficiencies in the investigation as the Warren Report nears publication. As a master propagandist, Dulles seems to feel the Commission is not sticking the landing in several key areas. “Where have we dealt with the evidence as to Oswald’s ability to handle a rifle?” “Where do you plan to discuss Oswald's escape pattern or plans [and] did he have any— if so, why did he leave $170 at the Paines and start out with less than $20? If he killed the President to make a name, gain notoriety, etc., why did he try to escape at all and then deny the shooting when caught? I feel we must deal with these difficult issues. I have some speculations on the subject.”