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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 21
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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RESOLVED: President Kennedy was killed as the result of a
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conspiracy.
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[Continuation of my transcription of a radio debate which took
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place in the Fall of 1993 between Peter Dale Scott and Gerald
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Posner. Today, Mr. Scott gives his closing statement.]
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MODERATOR: You will now each have 6 minutes to close. Mr. Scott,
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you have 6 minutes.
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PETER DALE SCOTT: The Warren Commission, and again, now, Mr.
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Posner, tell us that Ruby and Oswald each were people who acted
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alone. What I've learned in my years is that each of these two
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individuals take us to very important institutional secrets that
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are part of what I call the "deep politics" of this country.
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To start with Jack Ruby: He came out of Chicago, in the 24th ward
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of Jake Arvey, which was a signal point of corruption in the
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Democratic party in Chicago and in the nation. A man called James
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Ragen was killed in 1946. Oswald {1} knew the two assassins
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intimately. One of them was used by the Chicago FBI to make the
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case that Oswald {2} is not mob connected. They said that this
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man Dave Yaras... They sent this memo out and it was sent on to
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the Warren Commission: "Dave Yaras says that Oswald was not mob
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connected." They granted that Dave Yaras knew Oswald, but [what]
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they didn't say was that Dave Yaras was a *top* syndicate killer
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and that the killing of Ragen in 1946 (which he was guilty of)
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was one which [J. Edgar] Hoover was personally involved in. And
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we have it from one of Mr. Posner's own sources in the FBI that
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it was Hoover himself who dropped the investigation when Mr.
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Ragen was investigated. I have a [unclear] of that case, because
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it is a signal event in the evolution of organized crime in this
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country.
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Lee Harvey Oswald, in 1963, was involved with the *most*
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conspiratorial Cuban anti-Castro group (such as Alpha-66), whose
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main target by then was not so much Castro as Kennedy. Their...
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most of their raids were against Soviet ships in order to
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embarrass Kennedy's policy of detente with Kruschev. And the kind
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of story that Mr. Posner will *not* tell you is that a Dallas
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sheriff had said that Oswald had been seen with anti-Castro
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Cubans at a Harlandale(?) address in Texas which -- in Dallas --
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which he says nothing more about, but which the FBI files show us
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was the Dallas headquarters of the Alpha-66 in Dallas and that
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they had been buying guns. And at least one of their milieu was
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an Oswald look-alike.
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It is a symptom that the investigation was mishandled; that this
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rather significant lead which corroborates the leads in New
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Orleans of Oswald and anti-Castro Cubans, all of whom were arms
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trafficking. That is probably the key to why Oswald himself
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ordered guns. Because I believe that he *was* working part of the
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government's campaign against arms sales.
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Now you tell me, Mr. Posner, that Bringuier denies his DRE
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connections. Mr. Bringuier has also denied his connections to the
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Cuban Revolutionary Council [CRC]. (And I can't remember if that's
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in your book, but it's certainly in the Warren Commission.) And
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yet I found a Cuban "Who's Who" of Cuban exiles, and it's
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*listed* in Mr. Bringuier's biography, in print, that he was the
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propaganda secretary for the CRC -- as I report in my book. (And
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I hope you have a refutation of it.)
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If we had more time, I would respond to what you said about my
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book. But yes, all of these things are part of the deep politics.
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But they could also have been lone assassins. You're drawing
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conclusions that cannot be drawn.
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What I have been trying to say and say is that the more we look
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into the, this case, pressure has forced the FBI to "cough up"
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files. The... forced just recently, the CIA to force up files.
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And the more documents we get, the less and less and less Oswald
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looks like a loner. If he was a loner, why did every single junky
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FBI report on him go over to CIA and get read in at least 10
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sections of the CIA? Why are there references that are still
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blacked out? Why are so many of the crucial documents suppressed?
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We have a record here which we have to get to the bottom of. And,
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uh, I am open-minded about this. I don't quite know how you prove
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someone is a loner after you have already established that
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there's such intense and continuous government interest in him --
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including documents we've been denied which are only one and two
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days before the assassination.
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But I can tell you one thing: When the CIA called him Lee Henry
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Oswald it wasn't from a clumsy accident, as you suggest. Because
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they had been doing it consistently for 3 years in a file which
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had been... treated him as a *secret* case, when other defectors
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were treated as unclassified ones. He was a very special
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"defector" among those defectors. And the CIA falsified not only
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his name [but] the name of his wife, the name of the city in
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which he was born. The conclusion is unmistakable that he was
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part of some kind of operation that was being kept secret even in
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CIA files. And if you're going to prove me wrong, Mr. Posner,
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you're going to have to join with me in getting the rest of the
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files declassified.
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MODERATOR: Thank you, Mr. Scott. Mr. Posner, you have 6 minutes.
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(to be continued)
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--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
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{1} Mr. Scott *says* "Oswald" here. He may *mean* "Ruby". Due to
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pressure of allowed time, Mr. Scott may have inadvertantly mixed
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the names.
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{2} Again (see note #1, above), Mr. Scott *says* Oswald, but may
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have meant to say "Ruby."
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Aperi os tuum muto, et causis omnium filiorum qui pertranseunt.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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