they put something, like, stands for three pathologists. you flew with words. here is the body he was shot from behind. he fell forward, which they recorded. in the report. confirm that the injury is consistent with the circumstances of the case, which clearly indicates the autopsy was not supervised, the surgeons assigned to supervise him were in very different hands. and these people told the doctors what to do? let's talk about these two wounds. captain you examined the entire area of ​​the back and declared a field wound in the president's back. they watched it first by hand, then tool. they took an x-ray, then they took out the lungs, and there are no bullets in any murder case. this is a very serious problem. where did the bullet go?

it already looks like mysticism, a call came in, a st. petersburg technician in the parkwind hospital, passing by the men's ward in the emergency room, saw that the stretcher was in the way, he bent down to move it and there was a bullet, how it turned out it was a bullet in the hums, and the bossville was done perfectly an absurd conclusion when the president was lying on his back on a stretcher. he was given artificial respiration. tried it reanimate. someone pushed too hard , the bullet moved, but it penetrated deep into the tissue. so she jumped out from behind through her back, as if she had reversed, but here it is necessary to make an important note. bullets don't come out that easily, the bullet gets stuck in a pocket of sorts, but that was their conclusion , mind you, they didn't know that the field wound was in the front of the neck of the president's team captain hughes how many autopsies did you do about a thousand? it wasn't until the next morning that humes decided it might be worth talking to the surgeons at the parkwind hospital earlier in the day.

on the same day, the hospital doctors determined that the bullet had torn the trophy, so they enlarged the bullet hole, which is how the pathologist first learned that a tracheostomy had been performed in the emergency room. well, yes, the humes said, bosville. now we know the shot was fired from behind, the bullet hit the back at about 2,000 feet per second. then she stopped and saw the starched collar get frightened and fall on his chest. that's where the bullet came from, which tomlinson found on the stretcher four or five months later, according to spector's theory of one bullets. this bullet has been taken out of the archives again. this field has passed through kennedy through connelly and is now in april 64. stretcher bullet number 399 of the hero of the damage commission report, it ended up in the left thigh of the horse, how unbelievable

is this, what is the scientific evidence of the field, hit him from behind and went forward dr. humes, destroyed his first autopsy records, now dr. humes, chief pathologist . and everyone knows that the most important thing is the doctor's notes when he performs some kind of manipulation. they are closer to the truth than any findings in the report. he admitted to destroying the autopsy record, you destroyed your personal notes on the official autopsy. remember that night off the tarmac. you're still alive sooner or later the doctor will ask you for an affidavit, why would they destroy these doctor's notes, doesn't the pathologist keep the record, and he said, i destroyed my autopsy records because they were spattered with the president's blood, and i didn't want to, to become objects of morbid curiosity. the third doctor, dr. fink, also made some notes, and then complained that his notes had also disappeared. he was very upset, he had to restore everything from memory at home.

the two fbi agents at the autopsy, frank neil and james seibert, reported what they heard during the autopsy, they heard the pathologists talking. especially dr. humes. they were interrogated by the arlene specter in early 1964. he left after that extremely unpleasant comments about them in his brief note. he knows exactly why he didn't like what they said, they presented evidence that the one-bullet theory cannot be true to non -cybert. it was not at neal's place that they were asked to testify for the raven commission; their written notes were classified. in ninety-seven . their testimony was accepted by the review board , photographs and the back of the head of jfk autopsy photos were presented, they are the most controversial and they both said that they did not see anything like this at the autopsy said, looks like you tweaked. i don't

mean to say that the photo was faked. but it looks like the head was pieced together and then photographed. he said it was under oath, siebert didn't remember drawing a diagram of the wound for the house of representatives, so he drew a new one for the soviets, this is one of the most important diagrams of ours, it shows that the exit hole is in the back of the skull. on the right, a piece of about the size of 3x5. new evidence plus 40 witnesses declassified by the council and they all saw the hole in the back of kennedy's head. this is strong evidence for the shot. front. who was the autopsy photographer john stringer a civilian in the navy, dear man, he wrote a textbook on medical photography and he filmed the whole process, he was photographed, and also the president's brain is stored in the national archives, these photographs

cannot be scanned or reproduced, they are available only for viewing on site and only with permission from the kennedy family . did you notice the stringer right away? it's definitely not code. it's probably ensko he said, i don't see the manufacturer's name but they don't have the right ones notch in the corner jeremigan asked if you had notched film, the stringer said no but you took basilar photos and he said, as far as i remember no, then that begs

the question. if these photos were not taken by a stringer, who was it? robert was a navy photographer sent to the white house in 1958 if you read his obituary in the new york times. and the washington post. you know that he was called to film kennedy's autopsy , however, it was unofficial robertson was not interrogated by the raven commission but only learned in 1978, when he testified before a committee of the house of representatives. however, these materials were not made public. they were buried for 50 years and released only in 93 . and i know why they were hidden because everything he said about the autopsy photos contradicted what was known from the official report. after the death of oh,

wrote to you the wounds he saw. he said that the top of the head just wasn't there. he said that one photo, probably of the back of his head, had been heavily altered. where was it closed? someone finished painting the hair that covered the wound. i should note that what you are saying now is very different from what the united states government is saying, and for a long time now why it has not said anything to anyone. in the navy, he had access to classified information.

the spencer soundtrack was worked on by the bone naval photography center. they weren't one with bt labs that weekend. she received a film of photographs, which the sandraspenser developed, were also not attached to the case file. we only know about them from her testimony. the sponsor was visibly upset when she saw the official autopsy pictures. she said i developed pictures of him and his family for almost 3 years. he never looked like that. and she added , he just looked awful. she even burst into tears in front of the council. yes, she paid. she said he didn't look so bad in my photos. on sunday.

they washed it off and showed respect, and in one of the photographs that she showed, the brain was visible, the brain was not touched. he lay next to the naked body of the president. first of all , it's strange that the brain was not touched because the fbi agent frank the horse told the board that half of his brain was missing. an autopsy of the brain, or rather, an autopsy is likely, in fact there were two of them carried out later. the zaruder footage shows kennedy's head exploding, and jackie kennedy climbing onto the back of the limousine and picking up a piece of the president's brain, which she then handed over to one of the parkland doctors, if you look at the post-mortem photos. i've seen their originals , you can see that the brain is damaged, but only a small part is missing. now let's see the report on the autopsy of the skull additional brain research. it states that the brain weighed 1.5 kg. the brain of an ordinary

average man weighs 1.500 g. but based on eight thousand autopsies , the average weight of the brain of an ordinary man was calculated as 1.336 g . therefore, it is considered that the brain of the president. where did the brain tissues go, those that scattered, those that jackie picked up, those that everyone took off with their clothes. there are two photographs of the brain in the archive. i saw them in 2015 , the brain seemed deformed to me the first version, because the brain had lain formaldehyde for too long at the council consultant, renowned forensic pathologist. he looked at pictures of the brain and said brain. well preserved. he's all grey. he's not pink, which means he's only been in formaldehyde for two or three weeks, at least two weeks. or maybe three. i looked at jereme, gan he looked at me.

the hairs on the back of my neck stood up because i knew that kennedy's brain had been examined less than three days after his death. and here we can only assume that someone wanted the brain damage to fit the version that the asphalt fired, that is, if the head was damaged from behind, and this coincides with the testimony of eyewitnesses, the question arises. could such serious damage be the result of only one shot of what the asphalt supposedly did in the teaching section of the brain hospital was always enough autopsy was done often, however, often the brain was saved to teach students. so it was difficult to find a suitable replacement. this is another reason. why in the photographs that are stored in the archive, it’s definitely not the president’s brain. we have evidence, they question the authenticity of the photograph in the national archives, if the court were today these photographs of the brain

would not be accepted as evidence. i wouldn't want to be in your place. you have something to think about, you have seen evidence that the public has not seen. if you remember yourself as a child when did it seem to many that justice in court is done automatically? and the reward has always been that good has won over evil but as we get older we realize that this is not the case. justice has to be done by people. and this not easy, because the truth is often there is a threat to power, and then a person has to go against the power to seriously risk himself, but then in the year 67 murphy gave an interview in the library.

he didn't say anything, because he himself was involved in this story. berkeley signed an autopsy report stating that the bullet hit the back at the level of the third vertebra. he also signed kennedy's death certificate indicating the wound to the back of the death certificate. there is no orn commission material, but on the description sheets in these materials. no, berkeley signatures. in 1977, through his lawyer, he delivered a letter to richard, the chief adviser to the committee in the house of representatives. he said that he had information in the murder, there were other people involved and at that moment he was ready to discuss this topic, the spreg

, who was determined to deal with cia involvement, was fired after 2 weeks , dr. purley submitted a written statement to the house committee, but there is no official record of his interrogation as a witness. in 82 he told heinricheort. i know the shooter wasn't alone, but when henry heard tried to contact berkeley again for more details, he cut him off. i don't want to talk about it, but the following year, berkeley spoke with another researcher, michael curds. berkeley told him that he knew about the conspiracy against the president , he recalled the exit hole on the back of kennedy's head - this is a very important statement. we only know of one doctor who was at parkling hospital and then at bts during the autopsy and '83. he told mike kurtz that kennedy there was an exit hole at the back of the head, when he contacted berkeley again, he immediately cut him off. i don't want to talk about it anymore dr. berkeley passed away before the review board was set up when jerry decided

we could go to his heirs to his daughter to give us the authority to go to the law firm that mr. ir he also passed away to see if there are any records in the archive. mr. x or suddenly we will be able to understand what exactly he wanted to tell the council, and she immediately agreed, but then when jeremy called her back, it turned out that she had changed her mind, she refused to sign anything and hung up. on one of the sheets of the autopsy protocols there was a schematic drawing of the body in front and behind with marks about the places of scars of wounds and the like on the diagram of the back, a bullet wound was noted at the level of the third thoracic vertebra, which , 5.5-6 inches below, coincided with the mark that the cybert ionil indicated in their report, and in order to fit the facts according to the theory of one bullet that inflicted such a large damage doctors needed an exit point for a wound

on his back. the raven commission lifted the wound on his back so that it coincided with the possible exit hole in kennedy's neck. gerald ford did it in one motion. pen. he replaced his back with the back of gerald's neck in his report. ford was told that he could not walk and think at the same time, and suddenly he became a forensic podologist , forensic photographer. expert. everything at once and easily moves the field hole, but in 79 the house committee brought it back hole in place, as they had the autopsy photos. it is likely that at the time, the members of the commission, warana, thought that no one else would see these photos, when the review board declassified the record of what ford had done, the former panelist replied that this has nothing to do with conspiracy theory. he was just trying to be more precise. this

directly contradicts ford's conversation with the valerian french president. well, ford told him that this murder was not committed by a loner, that it was planned. we sure it was planned, but we don't know yet. well, you scared the wedding for a long time. lord, my god, if you want, i will agree, next time, we will go together. hello he thinks now you can earn.

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without a lawyer present, you shot at the president. i didn't shoot anyone. lawyer mark lane was supposed to represent oswald at the hearing, but the raven commission refused him . the commission acted according to a certain scheme. they completely ignored the right of the accused. i don't know if he is guilty or not, but i know that this case was fabricated, it is full of lies and contradictions. i know the dallas district attorney's office has paraffin test results. they say that lee harvey oswald did not shoot on november 22, 63. i i know this because i have a copy of the documents. we accuse his judges or i can honestly say from my own experience. i handled several hundred sentencing days and was responsible for thousands of cases. i worked in a criminal court. i was in charge of homicide. i believe that in more than one american court oswald would not have been found guilty on the basis of the evidence

provided by the warrenn commission. instead of 12 jurors, the decision was made by a group of families of appointed politicians and officials. it was the verdict of that time. looking at the declassified documents, we understand that oswald himself is full of secrets. he often called himself a miserable person. he was killed live. this is the gloomy funeral of lee harvey oswald, the alleged assassin of president kennedy, they took place in an empty plot of rowhill cemetery near the fortreetta quite a long time ago, this site was bought by the mother of the freedom of the family of the deceased oswald spent his childhood at the age of 17 years. he entered the us marine corps

, many said that in his youth he was the most ordinary honest american, and then from him for some reason made an amateur, castro's lips and the ussr in the spring of sixty-three, oswald began handing out leaflets to the committee, fair game for cuba . they were popular in student compasses, and on some brochures. he stamped it, 544 cream street . it was an office in downtown new orleans next to the office. the cia is literally across the street. there

was also the headquarters of the cuban revolutionary council. this is the largest group against astra arrange his headquarters in the same building with the largest group opposing him. then he was a provocateur? and it is not surprising that many of these groups were known to the us government, some even received support in the spring of 1963. oswald began to associate with people who, it turned out, were involved in such government activities. one of these

men is david fairey, he was associated with an osult in a civilian military patrol back in 1955. he was known as yari anti-communist. he was also an instructor and pilot for the cia in the covert war against cuba. oswald also took part in training with the faerie. i once saw him with a man named guy bennister. what was the role in all this? guy really, i don’t know, he collaborated

with the fbi cia and the american nation, 544. at some point, apparently after the murder, the fbi decided that oswald should not be connected with the bureau and of course, bennister, who is directly connected with the fbi, should also leave with the bureau. the fact is that on most leaflets there was stamp. with the address of 544 cam street in the bureau , a letter arrived from new orleans from a special agent miner. there he mentioned leaflets with the address cambridge 544, but before sending the letter to correct it. the idea that oswald was a near communist proof was his defection to the soviet union in 1959, a number of issues that we would like to clarify. for example, are there cases

when an american went to russia and renounced american citizenship, and then suddenly changed her mind and wanted to return to her country, when he came back. in the case of asphalt was the only one. he smacks of intelligence work. you killed the president, no, they're taking me away because i lived in the soviet union. state department intelligence officer ototepko noted that at that time there was a marked increase in the number of americans who fled to russia, he also noted that there were military among them, and he suspected that some of the these people were already scribes. they were selected by the cia to collect data behind the iron curtain. he sent a letter to the cia asking who

defectors, and who were their agents also on the list? the request for otepka was passed on to the head of counterintelligence, james angleton. he gave the rendering will not check the information for the fall. well, the cap continued to do his business . the most important thing is that he was really interested in lee harvey oswald before the murder and he had a whole pack of scammers in the safe further . it got even worse. they bugged his office , put people in to keep an eye on him they put confidential documents in a bag and then tried to accuse him of being going to burn these documents, they say. he just went crazy as a result of november 5 , 1963. he was fired from the civil service just 17 days before the murder.

you will not see, and i am tart in the report at the gate and it was not called, as the mediator , in fact, it was angle who had access to all the files of oswald in the cia answered all the requests of the orn commission in the cia richard holmes swore to the raven commission that the agency would never did not make any contact. the position the cia chose for the warren commission, they're nothing at all. do not know about this guy, but now it is obvious to us that this is not how oswald called. they have a great interest even 4 years before the assassination , out of a dozen high-ranking cia officers were well acquainted with him. everything he did, where he was, what he was fond of during his family life. they even read his mother's mail. that 's how closely he was watched until the kennedy assassination and then kennedy was assassinated and arrested, and they say we don't know anything

about this man. it follows from the board of review that the angletons received action reports as early as a week before the assassination. the investigation would have gone very differently if the public investigators had known everything the cia knew. president kennedy but he has always denied his involvement with the cia we have never been involved with the cia never any contact absolutely the review board determined that these testimonies false show was the price of an agent and

had special access to one of the secret projects from new orleans. and he worked with oswald in may 63. he tried to change the wording of the junk in the decision to discharge him from military service after the murder, andrews got a call from a man. he called himself clay burton and invited him to come to dalla to defend oswald, under oath, klayshaw denied that he was a clayemberton. and andrew stated that because of the drugs he was taking, that call was just a dream to him, but today as a result of work, advice to review the case file. we have evidence and 12 witnesses. they confirmed that the show used the name as a pseudonym, and andrews later admitted to writer harld that the show was burburn, but made

him promise not to reveal it until after andrews' death. the fbi had special marks on oswald's fails, which meant that no one could just ask for them. and no one could add something to it. and this went on for 4 years . all oswald's fbi files were kept as secret as possible. on october 8, 1963 , fbi agent marvin keesling removed this special status from oswald's files. why was this done? why change the status of an fbi oswald just weeks before kennedy's assassination although alice knew it meant there was no reason to put oswald's name on a special

list, what is a special list when an official motorcade follows chosen routes anyone who is on this list should be removed from route of the president. they cannot be nearby. and, of course, the president finds himself in a dangerous situation. what should not be, but not only the fbi behaved this way, the same thing happened and in the cia in same time. what was the cia liaison who they chose for the house committee in '78 george jonis, he was the cuban student's curator, they met with the asphalt several times before the assassination, and then 13 years later, when the congress reopens the cia investigation, a desire with congressional representatives, who are looking into the possible role of the cia in the assassination. turn on

knew nothing about it, and i went to bob blakey's chief adviser. i asked him. bob did you ever know this jonidis and he answered the ladies a lot and had business with him. he was a contact, so i asked, did you know what he did in 63, and he said he didn't do anything in '63. we had an agreement with the cia. no one who was involved in the murder at that time would be involved in our investigation. and i said bob janidis was in command of the cubans who were in contact with the octopus those cubans who blamed castro for the murder he was the man wildly healthy in miami and controlled the group that had relationship with olsgom both before and after the murder, and then he moved away in the shadows, the reason was silent. why they attracted joannidis. they tried to hide his connection. he was terribly shocked when he realized how smart they were, they got to the very core of his investigation and figured out how to stop him? i remember what he said. i will never believe a word

of my father, even the case review board had problems getting documents from official structures. what difficulties did you have in working with the cia 1c censors? the cia was at the board meeting, we had a document, we brought it to the screen and said, we are ready to publish it. i asked. explain to us why we shouldn't make this record public. he was silent for almost 2 minutes. finally he said, i know there is a reason, but i can't figure out what it is. at the end of the ninety-second year , a month after the adoption of the act, the secret service began to implement it, but in january of the ninety-fifth year, important documents began to be destroyed . council report on reviewing the case file. it's very disappointing these were documents related

to president kennedy's travels in the fall of '63. before his trip to dallas for 63 years, president kennedy was threatened many times there were even entire lists of threats and the secret service was against the release of these records. they even asked for the vice president's wife. gore help them because she could by law forbid the publication of mental health records. the idea was to reveal the names of people who had some kind of mental disorder in result. we demanded from the agency to confirm under oath that they gave us all the records of the murder, but this turned against us. the secret service refused to sign such a document to sign and everything remained. little is known about this, but there were at least two conspiracies against president kennedy in 1963 before the assassination, one in chicago

on nov. 2, the other in tampa on nov. 18, kennedy ended up not going to chicago. he warned, that four cubans went to chicago to shoot president kennedy the next day the landlady told the chicago police that she had rented the room to four people. they had rifles with telescopic sights and the route of the cartez the fbi passed the information to the secret service and the secret service put these people under surveillance. two of them fled, but two snipers were detained. they all flatly denied the secret service anything. didn't make it while they were doing this story another threat was received from another psycho named thomas arthur valli, he openly stated that

he was preparing to kill kennedy, he was only taken when the kenadi canceled the trip on november 2 at 10:00 am. this story with the wali and the conspirator - it's so similar to what happened in dallas. this cannot be considered a mere coincidence. val if you compare him with asphalt, a former marine, he, like oswald, served in the far east at a base associated with the cia because the scout planes of the u-2 were based there. it was easy to imagine him as a disgruntled anti -kennedy armed loner. he had another connection to intelligence, like oswald. he trained the cubans in military affairs, for this the cia was in charge and oswald, as we know , was also called. most likely, he really taught the cubans. he wanted to do it. as we know, oswaal came to dallas from new orleans in october, just

in time for cartesa to arrive there. he chooses this tall building and gets a job there. he is in the perfect place to shoot. now let's look at what was piled up in august it. how a pawn was transported from long island to chicago so that he was there when the cortege arrived, and where he gets a job in a tall building just in the route with an ideal position for a shot , then you would have to force the cortege to make a sharp turn to slow down, then he was in an ideal point just in the line of fire. and what about the trip to florida on november 18 , kennedy had planned? caftampe nearly 27 miles away, the secret service was very nervous because of the florida hotel next to it passed the route. there was a sharp turn and also a convenient point. in this case, the scapegoat would be gilberto policarpo lópez, he was a cuban immigrant.

he went to a meeting of the fair game committee for cuba and how does this relate to our history, if he was killed in tampa, imba, he had to put up a lotus if you had to shoot from the front, because oswald was from behind there were also rumors that he was the one who helped oswald, in the dalas assassination , someone tried to tell the raven commission about these incidents was the first black secret service agent to serve in the white house he was chosen by kennedy himself he was in chicago when the assassination attempt was being prepared. he was there when secret. four snipers were reported, he himself saw how weak security was in chicago. and he saw it after the murder. what steps were taken to keep the chicago conspiracy a complete secret no papers all files in scattered form the agent was ordered

to keep silent this information was not passed on to the secret service agents who were supposed to guard the canadies on trips, including the secret service agent dalosier. elmer. moore knew about agent boldyn and the chicago conspiracy. i saw elmer three times in person and had several calls. one of them is long. i asked him. did you ever interrogate thomas arthur valley he answered in washington they won't even let me look at his file. i said okay. and then there's his behavior. i'm an independent investigator, and he

said that. he said very loudly. and he had a very gloomy expression, we still took him abraham baldun tried to share his information with the raven commission, but they didn’t let him do it, they forbade him to speak, and then they sent him to jail for the polyp accusation. he sat for quite some time. and the center of the era of nerves it turned out only thanks to the parsnips, what happens the opportunity to do what you

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from the lee harvey oswald case, but the board of review has declassified many documents about kennedy's plans to withdraw troops from vietnam and his blueprint for a new progressive american foreign policy. if he could realize your projects. it would destroy the carefully crafted and approved plans of the pentagon and the cia is so dangerous to this system. it's all about this. now, this is the real question. why? how and who is it so tinsel? why why this is his first year in the white house. kennedy has to make his own policies.

sometimes in conflict with what his predecessors did, especially in foreign policy. in the autumn of 1963 , kennedy had already made many enemies. he was preparing the withdrawal of troops from vietnam was going to visit indonesia in the sixty-fourth in 1961, supported independence, a balanced policy in the middle east through nasser, normalization of relations with cuba, détente with russia, he was even going to propose a joint landing on the moon, but in april 1961, his administration for the first time sullied itself. kennedy pursued his campaign under the slogan of anti-communism. he signed the bay of pigs operation plan, the approved plan had two clear restrictions. first, america will supply weapons and equipment, but there will be no american manpower and the second after

airstrikes by cuban pilots , refugees airstrikes are possible only after clearing the airspace further believed that kennesy, like eisenhower , would support a direct u.s. military intervention if needed, although he urged the president that it would not be needed. first of all. i want to say that under no circumstances will the us army invade cuba . the invasion was a disaster. victory is always a hundred fathers, and defeat is always an orphan of my statements detailed discussion. this is not an attempt to abdicate responsibility.

i am in charge of the government publicly kennedy took the blame, but in private conversations he and his brother suspected that they were duped by the cia allen further admitted that the operation was doomed to failure, as it was planned by the cia without the support of the military, he mentioned while preparing an article for harpersen with young editor willy maurice. they had no chance with practically a handful of cuban refugees. he needed the marine corps military aviation. he thought that kennedy would be more accommodating and that at x-hour kennedy will have to put all the military power of the united states into action when he was preparing an article in the year 655 told his editor this kennedy he thought he was god, john f. kennedy stood his ground he did not send troops there, he did not go to a more serious aggravation of the global crisis kennedy was furious. he

realized that he was deceived by both the military and intelligence advisers, he announced serious cuts in the agency and told his friends this now famous phrase. i will break the era into 1,000 pieces and scatter them to the wind, when it wasn't just the bay of pigs operation that pissed me off. then in april of the sixty-first year. he was lied to about france about a military test to overthrow the president, charles one of our most important allies , allen dalles, who had long been at enmity with de gaulle, prepared a report for kennedy with false data that most of the french military was opposed to degules because he supported the self-determination of algeria well, dulles did not mention that back in 1959, the cia discussed overthrows for up to a year. behind

four french generals stood by this attempt, the rebellion was quickly crushed and hints flashed in some news that allen dulles was involved in this. i hope the ambassador of france, i have absolutely nothing to do with it. i fully support the president of this goal. but he also says something alarming president kennedy says to the french ambassador. i don't have full control over my government. i am not in control of the era and cannot be held accountable for what is happening there this startling statement for the president of the united states in 1960, the former colony of the congo gained independence from belgium and held democratic elections. during the unrest that began, the belgians, with the support of england and france, tried to eliminate the charismatic prime minister. patrice lumumbu in this colonial conflict besanhower and cia director allen daless.

they took the side of the europeans, he was elected only in november of the sixtieth year, and he immediately took the opposite position of the new state, which we are glad to welcome in the ranks of free countries, we give the floor. what is the colonial form of government a thing of the past? not to give way to a more brutal tyranny, but the process has already been launched, with the support of the british military and intelligence of the united states, the troops of colonel joseph maputo captured president lumumba in early december of the sixtieth year, secretary general. the un calls, the now -elected cardie, asking him to intervene to get lumumba out of jail. and when kennedy

intervenes prick. it's a direct signal to the cia that this guy needs to be disposed of urgently in 48 hours. after kennedy swears the lumumba into the hands of his enemies, they immediately put a bullet in his head a few months later. he is beside himself when he finds out about the murder of patrice lumumba, he clutches his head on his face with a grimace. a very short time after the murder , hammar-sholt dies in a mysterious plane crash, the photographs show that only his body was not burned or damaged and he had a playing card with him, judging by the reports, a dead end. she got stuck behind the collar. i will be evil. on a tie. there are some controversial documents.

they indicate that allen dulles was involved in the history of the aircraft. they were convinced that they are doing the most right thing for the whole world. they understand more than the president. they did not always report to eisenhower. what they did during his administration, indeed kennedy is trying to change the entire top of the cia, he makes it clear to everyone that allen dalis and his two leading advisers richard bissell. he was also visible in the bay of pigs operation and the general who was the right hand of allen dallis, the three main figures in the cia kennedy sent them to resign before the end of the year. no. the communist regime is almost off the coast of america kennedy could not help but think about cuba

the joint chiefs of staff presented the president with a plan for operation norths, the cia should secretly stage terrorist attacks on us soil and blame castro for them to justify the bombing and invasion of cuba all these plans were sent by mcnomari and kennedy fake a cuban attack on a guantana base sink a us ship at guantanamo and blame the club a plane to fly over cuba as a drone to turn on the record on board, we are being attacked by a cuban plane. oh god they will kill us all, then blow up the plane blow up this huge drone is an excuse to start a war the president rejected these recommendations. finding one of the key review boards were proud to be

a part of it. in addition to serious problems with the cia , military advisers began to actively persuade the president to send troops to vietnam . kennedy visited there 10 years ago as a congressman and saw with his own eyes, how the french lost the war vietnam who fought for independence becoming president kennedy did not want to fall into the same trap the decision on vietnam was finally made. this is memorandum one-11. in it , kennedy refused to send troops and increased the number of advisers. that was kennedy's decision as president. he didn't want to cross that line at the end of his first year in office. kennedy received a report from the walt. rostov and general maxwell taylor , international and military adviser. they called for increased training of units in the south vietnam to intensify the bombing in the north and send american troops there, but

kennedy's reluctance to send happiness there by land influenced his ambassador to india, john kenneth gelbright. my father met walt tall. he wanted to talk to him. just pointed to a pile of papers on his desk and taylor's growth report was in plain sight. my father asked him to show the volt replied that his clearance level was not enough for such a document. my father doubted that walt's height tolerance level was higher at that moment the phone rang. the wolf turned away answer, and my father took the report from the table and left the office and read it. sent my brother to saigon to write his report with other recommendations, great growth recommendations and taylor kennedy knew what he wanted and knew that my father would provide it, what he did prepared a detailed report on the effectiveness of the south vietnamese government, and the ability to achieve them superiority

through military force, given the situation in south vietnam, kennedy ordered his brother to report to the secretary of defense mcnamaria, and here in in turn ordered general harkins commander of us forces in vietnam to begin withdrawing troops. the pentagon took a long time to come up with a detailed plan, and in may of 1963, mcnamara called a meeting, one of the board's most important finds, to review the record from that meeting. mcnamara said it's too slow to speed up. i want to withdraw a thousand people in december before the end of the year. i want people to be taken out in whole parts, and not at random. he demanded. it was this plan for the withdrawal of troops that was approved in in september 1963, kennedy sent secretary of defense mcnomaru and general taylor to saigon. he wanted to use their report as the basis for a formal withdrawal order. kennedy didn't just

control the report. in fact, it was prepared under the supervision of bobby kennedy. after 3 days, this news hit the newspapers , his opponents found out about it. and mage. george bundy told kennedy once it was in the papers. you can make everything public and they published decree 263. that's why it appeared at all. and here is what she said in a secret briefing if they will not be able to win, it's a pity, but we had to leave, even if they were then defeated honey, that is, from vietnam even with a bad scenario. but later that month, magician george bundy , the national security adviser, wrote a memorandum based on the truth about this war, that everything is terrible. he tried

to put his thoughts in such a way that kennedy could support him. this is reflected in the memorandum on national security, 273. in the first version of the memo, bundy wrote. so we need to strengthen the military selection of the communists, but we will do this through the strengthening of the army of south vietnam there is not a word about the american troops organizing the war. while the body was still in a coffin in the capitol rotunda, johnson prepared a new version of memorandum 273 of the amendments regarding key paragraph number seven. it said that military operations should be intensified. they didn't just change a couple of words, this whole paragraph was crossed out and completely rewritten. i asked the gang during an interview. who told you to do this and he answered johnson these changes allowed the united states to unilaterally to join the war in vietnam they just

support and train the army of south vietnam . and a few days later we were already discussing. the beginning of the gesotu mission, and sea sorties to the coast of north vietnam, it ended with the incident with the merex and the attack in the gulf of tonkin, then there was a congressional resolution. she opened the door to the invasion of vietnam in documents declassified by the council, there is evidence that johnson knew about kennedy's plans to leave vietnam. he did not agree with this and tried to win robert mcmanara over to his side. i always thought there was it is foolish to make any statements about the withdrawal of troops. this is harmful from a psychological point of view, the news was considered by the president, otherwise i was silent. in response to this attack, on the high seas, our troops attacked the bases used by the north vietnamese patrols.

as it followed from the declassified memorandums, by the autumn of 1964, during his campaign against the bari gold votar, johnson had already decided that he would escalate the war in vietnam; in fact, the directive that became the resolution on the gulf of tonkin was written even before the incident. in this bay for 3 months before the election, johnson was already planning a deployed air action. they were supposed to start after his inauguration. we are going to prove to the communists that we cannot be defeated with weapons, we are impossible. and they came to the property in latin america, lit candles, because they did not have electricity, but they still wanted to honor his memory on the peninsula, the peasants of the kotans cleared the clearing and planted the garden of the world of kennedy's death at 1:00 am. he

got up, got dressed and went to his office. and only then did you understand? i can't help it according to his son, he fell into a deep depression after his death, relations with egypt began to deteriorate, and they increasingly sympathized with the soviet union. the criminal service was held in the main catholic church. cairo, it is designed for 600 people. on that day , 4,000 people in algiers fit there; they fed kennedy with special feelings and declared a week of mourning. all flags were at half mast the us ambassador to egypt said that in his opinion the egyptians saw in kennedy the best that there is in the americans, what for ordinary egyptians kennedy embodied kennedy's ideal of america in a meeting with french journalist jean daniel. he exclaimed the news. now everything will change.

when khrushchev came to the american embassy to express his condolences, according to eyewitnesses, did he barely hold back his tears? robert kennedy understood that after the death of his brother , relations with the soviet union would be on the verge. my father wanted to send it that our family understands the soviet union is not involved in the murder. in other words, it was the cia or the forces associated with the cia on the day of his brother's death. my father immediately called the duty officer to a cia officer at langley, and directly asked them that this nightmare was arranged by your people. we know everything that

bobby did on that terrible day on november 22 , 63 at his home in mclean virginia, he immediately suspected that the shooter was not alone, how did he know this? he was told by the closest aides. they were in a nearby limousine right behind president kennedy's car, they are both world war ii veterans. they knew what gunshots sounded like. they informed bobby that they heard shots not only from behind, but from different directions, including from the front. it was crossfire. lyndon johnson entered told the adults that they were in the room lee harvey oswald killed someone shot him. i asked my mom and dad why was he shot?

did he love our family? how they behaved only exacerbated the tragedy. many people thought that after kennedy's death, depression and cynicism swept the country, that america would never be the same again . distrust of the conclusions of the raven commission only strengthened this skepticism . one of the greatest machines in history of america even if we collect 10 more commissions, we will not be able to dissuade you that this was a conspiracy, but we did not find any trace of this, what actually happened to allen dalesos some doors will remain closed. i think there is a direct

link between the events of 63 that america is going through today. i think when you kill the president, among the poor on the streets of an american city, everyone understands. what forces are behind this you are sending a signal not only to the people of america but also to the american media and the future the leader of the country. and if america wants to be a democratic society. we must get to the bottom of the truth, to reveal. this terrible crime that continues to excite the minds of people were polls among historians among ordinary americans. who is the most popular president is one sign by which one can objectively evaluate the country's foreign policy must be counted. how many streets are named after a particular president in other countries. how many monuments to this president are in capitals around the world and in this

sense, the president is easily ahead of everyone the rest although many progressive far -reaching plans in kennedy's policy were not realized after his assassinations remained. i ask you to assure that you will not prevent these students from entering the building, that you will peacefully step aside, having fulfilled your constitutional duty. as a result, with the support of federal troops. the kennedy administration secured admission of black students to the public college of the south. george wallace