In an interview with NBC’s Megyn Kelly, Russian President Vladimir Putin linked the Deep State operatives of the Kennedy assassination to organizations he believes are covertly attacking and then blaming Russia today. “There is a theory that Kennedy’s assassination was arranged by the United States intelligence services,” Putin told Kelley. “So if this theory is correct, and that can’t be ruled out, then what could be easier in this day and age than using all the technical means at the disposal of the intelligence services and using those means to organize some attacks, and then pointing the finger at Russia?”
Regarding allegations that Russia meddled in the 2016 U.S. election, the Russian president said, “Put your finger anywhere on a map of the world, and everywhere you will hear complaints that American officials are interfering in internal electoral processes… Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. But, I repeat, we don’t even have to do that. Presidents come and go, and even the parties in power change, but the main political direction does not change.”
It would be foolish to quickly dismiss Putin. Educating Americans to believe their government is truthful while all others lie to protect their own interests is an antiquated propagandist tactic. As much as it may still be entrenched in our reflexive jingoistic view of the geopolitical landscape, even the most “patriotic” citizen should realize that it cannot be logically correct.
Vladimir Putin has often made statements that Americans reject at first. The execution of American operations abroad is a familiar topic to the Russian president. You will hear Americans say preposterous things like, “Of course he is saying that… He is Russian and they don’t like America.” That is not the strategic realism of the world. Rather, that is the overly simplistic Hollywood patriotism that fueled farcical Cold War films (propaganda) like Rocky IV. Putin can be criticized for some of his actions as well as his words, but he should not be dismissed merely for engaging in the act of speaking.
Since JFK was murdered (11/22/1963), the militarism he was starting to oppose has GROWN and GROWN. The US now has military forces in 70% of the world’s countries. There is almost no transparency and control. In a “democracy”.
President Kennedy died for this country, the USA, trying to bring it and the world to peace. Our Establishment killed him and blamed it on Oswald. We have still not faced this truth in our history.
He could not have been murdered by a single shooter; shots came in more than one direction, as MANY eyewitnesses testified. Parkland Hospital doctors in Dallas, who tried to save the President, unanimously testified to an entry wound in the throat and a baseball sized exit wound in the back of the head. Parkland Hospital doctors wanted to perform an autopsy, but the Secret Service forcefully took President Kennedy’s body at gunpoint to Bethesda Naval Hospital, where (after secret operations) military doctors (Naval) released autopsies that said all the gunshot wounds came from the back.
President Kennedy was murdered by the Establishment – including probably the Pentagon, the CIA, the FBI, Oil Interests, LBJ, George Herbert Walker Bush, and others. The murder by multiple shooters was blamed on Oswald. A BAD scene, our media and politicians won’t even let us know who took away our democracy by killing our president. And our media and politicians won’t even honestly discuss this.
America should know, face, and learn from its history.
My website related to this: http://investigate-jfk-murder.org/ My MoveOn petition to honestly investigate the President Kennedy murder and its cover-up: http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/honestly-investigate . Please sign my petition!