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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 1 Num. 31
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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ASSASSINATION AS A TOOL OF FASCISM
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(...continued...)
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JOHN JUDGE: [...continues...] He [Oswald] got out of the Marines
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(you try this) because a box fell on his mother's nose nine
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months before. And the letter documenting her "nasopharyngitis"
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(which means it was swollen) condition arrived 4 days *after* the
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discharge. But the number from the discharge sheet appeared a
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month *before*, on his passport out of the country, you see. So
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he was set to go.
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And he was sent by the military, because there were no civilian
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flights when he went from Helsinki into the area. Nothing but a
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military flight could have explained his passage.
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Also, when he was ready to come home, he'd met Marina four times
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in his life, and he married her the fourth time he met her. And
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then he took her out of the country. But of course they could get
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her to lie. Because she still didn't have her citizenship in '63,
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they could have sent her right back.
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And so what they had her do was say that she didn't speak
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English, and she spoke Russian. And they brought in George Bouhe
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and Raigorodsky and these other CIA translators. And in case the
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translator didn't translate the Russian just right, all the
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people stenotyping at that point, taking minutes, were on
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maternity leave from the CIA.
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And then, of course, all the lawyers asking the questions were
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chosen in a meeting, the minutes of which are still buried in the
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National Archives as "National Security" matter until 2039. But
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I'm sure they weren't chosen just because they were under A's or
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B's in the phone book.
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It's like when James McCord, a 21 year top man, operative with
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the CIA, gets caught at Watergate because he puts a second piece
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of tape on the door (that's what he calls his book, *A Second
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Piece of Tape*). Well, you know, if you go down and find that
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somebody's removed the tape, you've got to cheese the operation
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and get out of the building. He puts another piece of tape on,
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and when Wills comes around on the second round, he *has* to
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report it. So McCord's in there to make sure they get arrested.
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His guy Baldwin, across the street, doesn't warn anybody. But
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when McCord needs a lawyer for Watergate, he goes out and he gets
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this guy Bernard Fensterwald, who heads up something called the
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Committee to Investigate Assassinations. Which he uses the
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mnemonic, the CTIA. I wrote him a letter and said, "You know, in
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mnemonics, pronouns don't get a letter. It's really CIA, isn't it
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Bud?"
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And then it comes out in the Watergate hearing that McCord was
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donating money to the CTIA. You know, he's a "conspiracy nut"
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too, I guess. Or else *maybe* the CIA was paying Fensterwald to
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find out what everybody knows. Sherman Skolnick challenged him,
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in 1972, at a meeting. He said, "You know, when a CIA guy gets
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sick, he goes to a CIA doctor. When he needs money, he goes to
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the CIA bank. When he needs a lawyer, he goes to Edward Bennett
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Williams, doesn't he?"
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After that, Fensterwald was the lawyer for Paisley's wife, the
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guy who drowned in the drink, in the Potomac, and was part of the
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Nysenko briefing; a CIA agent. Although *they* say he committed
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suicide, he put diving weights on (if this is true), shot himself
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in the head, threw the gun overboard, and then leapt to his
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death. Skolnick says he drowned, 'cause all the water rushed in
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the hole in his head.
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I was looking for an article this morning, about a suicide that
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was actually reported in the press from Baltimore: Where a guy
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committed suicide, get this, by hitting himself 38 times in the
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head with a hammer. And the police were there, demonstrating to
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the press how he might have done it. Thirty-eight times, what a
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headache.
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My best one came over the news about a year ago. They said the
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police had determined suicide in a case where the body parts were
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wrapped in a bag. And the bag was tied from the outside. I mean,
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Houdini's got nothing on this guy.
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So when you look at the pathology, which is what I do, and the
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nuts and bolts; the bullets, and what direction do they go, and
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where do they come from, and who shot them -- just the police
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work -- that's all you have to do. That's all you have to get. I
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mean, they hide it from you a little bit, but you can piece it
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together. Then you know, that it *didn't* happen the way they
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told you.
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I mean, when you go into the evidence of the John F. Kennedy
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assassination, you'll find that Oswald didn't own a rifle; he
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didn't own a pistol. He didn't fire a gun that day. There were no
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nitrate samples on the cheeks or on his palms. He didn't shoot a
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gun. He didn't kill anybody.
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Then you go to the witness testimony and the photographic
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evidence. And you find out he wasn't on the sixth floor and
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couldn't have gotten down the stairwell to the first or second
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floor to be buying a coke, when the cop stuck a gun in his
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stomach in the first round of interchange a few minutes after the
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shooting. Seven people saw him watching the motorcade go by, on
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the first floor, as Kennedy was being shot. And we have a photo,
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James Altgen's photo, of him standing in the doorway. Of course,
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the Warren Commission said it was somebody else. But all you have
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to do is compare that guy's description of his shirt to the shirt
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that Oswald has on there, and the one he's got on when he's
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arrested. It's Oswald. You can tell. I'm not a photo expert, but
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you can see his face, hairline, and everything else is the same.
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He was what he said he was: a patsy.
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And then, even if you say he's up there, and shooting with this
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Mannlicher-Carcano, the bullets can't do the damage. And it's the
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*same thing* every time I look at it.
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The Robert Kennedy case is the same. I noticed that they even use
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the same language when they testify. There's this phrase they
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use. They say, "The bullet is consistent with having been fired
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from the weapon." Now that's not a ballistic term. You know,
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ballistics can tell you pretty much, as long as they've got the
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bullet relatively intact, whether it came from that specific gun.
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Because of the scratches on it, the rifling, and what type of
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bullet it is. All that "consistent with having been fired from
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the weapon" means is that the bullet is not too big to get
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through the barrel. The caliber is either equal to, or smaller
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than, the gun caliber of the barrel. It won't get stuck.
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And the way I finally realized that that didn't mean anything was
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in an affidavit in the Sacco and Vanzetti trial. Where the
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sheriff testified "Yes" when they asked him was the bullet in the
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guard at Braintree *consistent* with Sacco's gun. And he said
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that it was. And then he filed an affidavit later, saying that he
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didn't want to be misunderstood; that he was instructed by the
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judge to answer just "yes" or "no" and that all he meant was that
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the bullet would get through the barrel. But that same phrase is
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in the Robert Kennedy trial transcript, it's in the Warren
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Commission ballistic evidence.
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Just to take one more example: When Reinhard Gehlen came here,
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many of his 300 operatives were funnelled through a section of
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the Defense Department known as the Army Historical Division.
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Because they, especially George Patton, were busy hiring Nazis to
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help them write the official history of World War II. {1}. So
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both Nazi war criminals and Nazi *historians* were channeled in
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through this, and then fed into the beginnings of the CIA, which
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was formed by Gehlen and his organization. And into Radio Free
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America {2} and Radio Free Europe. The engines of the National
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Security State and the Cold War logic were a lie.
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When the Warren Commission investigators had finished their work
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and they went to write the Report, they didn't take any of the
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attorneys or any of the people that they had, essentially,
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already bought off to do a phoney investigation. They wanted to
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make *sure* there was nothing in that Report that would go wrong.
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And when I went into the Archives, about 300 cubic feet of the
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minutes from the meetings were notes, voluminous notes, from
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those 5 different staff investigative teams to the Warren
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Commission, in relation to the final report which they had read.
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And the notes say, "What's the basis for this conclusion? What's
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the evidence for this?" Line after line. Even the liars couldn't
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go as far as the author of the Warren Commission Report had gone.
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But the report went out intact. Hale Boggs asked in one of the
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meetings whether they should print any of the evidence.
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"I guess you know," Boggs said, "It might look a little fishy if
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we didn't."
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"Go ahead and print it," Dulles said. "Nobody will read it
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anyway."
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And Boggs said, "A few of those people out there know how to
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read."
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I doubt he meant me, but here I am.
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And when you do read it, you can find it out. But the person that
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actually wrote the report is a fellow named *Otto Winnacker*. He
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was on TDY, transfer from the Pentagon to the Warren Commission,
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to do that job. He was also, historically, one of 26 official
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historians of the Reich who worked directly under the
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Reichschancellor, Adolph Hitler, and was brought here into the
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United States.
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(to be continued)
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[Transcript of a talk given by John Judge at a one-day conference
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entitled "The Fourth Reich in America." A transcript of the
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entire conference, "The Fourth Reich in America," is available
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from Flatland Books, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437.]
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--------------------------<< Notes >>----------------------------
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{1} Proof that, indeed, "History is written by the assassins."
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{2} Not to be confused with the radio show hosted by Tom
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Valentine, nor with the radio show featuring Dave Emory.
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