Evidence continues to mount confirming the official involvement of the CIA in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Since the declassification of documents that were sealed for fifty years, the public has what it needs to put the pieces together once and for all. Some researchers are even saying confessions are within the documentation.
There is, of course, no shortage of an eye rolling crowd of citizens who believe the official story even if they don’t really believe it at all. They find something unsavory about those who want to peel back the curtain on this subject. This is no accident either as news and entertainment culture has pressed hard on the lever that turns varieties of seekers into floundering misfits and dangerous outsiders just on the face of their quest. This is then, in turn, met with media vehicles that serve up vats of tasty disinformation to those who do the seeking. Generally, at the bottom of this orchestrated disinformation we will discover antisemitism. This, too, functions for more than one purpose. Firstly, it serves the antisemitic agenda of elite fascists to pull truth seekers, if you will, into that agenda itself and secondly it discredits the work those same persons have managed to compile or just the opinions of those who have not created anything specific, to the larger public.
We are tripping over disinformation moving in dialectical patterns with very little public understanding of how dialectics work even when these are materialist in nature.
It is shocking to realize just how many people cling to the lone gunman theory. It gives way to a greater issue in culture, not so much an allergy to truthfulness but to bad optics. It looks bad to veer from the spectacle of elite driven news for some. For others it is maybe understood as giving too much credence to a dangerous aspect of culture even if they are right about this particular assassination.
John F. Kennedy was no communist, not even close. He was, himself, a member of the elite even if we are given to understand him as a somewhat working class among them, I wouldn’t buy into that if I were you. There is no purpose to be served from doing so and it derails the finer point that capitalism will not be undone by capitalists like the Kennedy’s. Further, it hides the crucial fact that JFK had to be put down for offering just the most subtle of respect for other nations to engage self-determination.
Coming up soon on Secret Antenna we will discuss Vincent Bevins book: The Jakarta Method: Washington’s Anticommunist Crusade & the Mass Murder Programs that Shaped Our World.
What Bevin’s lays out clearly is the way in which communism, like indigenous political organization, must be wiped out entirely in order for capitalist regimes to dominate. John F. Kennedy found communism repugnant, but not repugnant enough to keep his life intact.
There is so much more than Kennedy to discuss in these episodes, but for now, think this over and SECRET ANTENNA will meet up with you soon for more.
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