I Was a Teenage JFK Conspiracy Freak (new book)

[Duncan MacRae]

Ray,

James DiEugenio?

You mean the high school history teacher who as recently as March 21st of this year stated on the EF that Alger Hiss was not a spy for the Kremlin?

The guy who idolizes intellectually-dishonest Jefferson Morley (see my 1-star review of Morley's "The Ghost" on Amazon, under the name dumptrumpputin)?

The guy who refused to applaud at the conclusion of John Newman's "Spy Wars" presentation in San Francisco in March because Newman, having read Tennent H. Bagley's excellent book by the same name, is now convinced that Yuri Nosenko was a false defector, and Anatoliy Golitsyn a true one?

That James DiEugenio?

LOL

-- Tommy 

Thomas,

You missed the James DiNobrainio, who at one time in the distant past was a huge fan of the late William Cooper, and who was an open supporter of "The Driver Shot JFK" lunatic theory.

[Thomas Graves]

Thomas,

You missed the James DiNobrainio, who at one time in the distant past was a huge fan of the late William Cooper, and who was an open supporter of "The Driver Shot JFK" lunatic theory.

Duncan,

That sounds about right.

Thanks,
-- Tommy 

PS  I just now did a little "research" and came up with this article, in which Cooper is mentioned, and Jumbo Duh is actually quoted for his "expert opinion."

LOL

How ironic!

https://www.thedailybeast.com/who-really-killed-jfk-experts-pick-the-wildest-conspiracy-theories

[Duncan MacRae]

Duncan,

That sounds about right.

Thanks,
-- Tommy 

PS  I just now did a little "research" and came up with this article, in which Cooper is mentioned, and Jumbo Duh is actually quoted for his "expert opinion."

LOL

How ironic!

https://www.thedailybeast.com/who-really-killed-jfk-experts-pick-the-wildest-conspiracy-theories

DiNobrainio is so much of an expert that he thinks Kennedy was a Sand King, how bizzare is that? 

[Thomas Graves]

Ray Mitcham Old Bean,

You say "James D" has reviewed Litwin's book?

James DiEugenio?

You mean the high school history teacher who as recently as March 21st of this year stated on the EF that Alger Hiss was not a spy for the Kremlin?

The guy who idolizes intellectually-dishonest Jefferson Morley (see my 1-star review of Morley's "The Ghost" on Amazon, under the name dumptrumputin)?

The guy who refused to applaud at the conclusion of John Newman's "Spy Wars" presentation in San Francisco in March because Newman, having read Tennent H. Bagley's excellent book by the same name, is now convinced that Yuri Nosenko was a false defector, and Anatoliy Golitsyn a true one?

The guy who was sad that the Communist candidate  Gennady Zyuganov, lost the 1996 presidential election to Boris Yeltsin?

The guy whom Bill Kelley told me over the phone was a "cracker"?

The guy who is idolized on RT?

The guy who bemoans the demise of Alex Jones?

That James DiEugenio?

LOL

-- Tommy 

[Ray Mitcham]

-- Tommy 

Yes, the same old James De Eugenio who knows more about the assassination than you will ever know, old bean. IMO.

Now try to refute his di-section of Fred Nitwit's book.

[Thomas Graves]

Yes, the same old James De Eugenio who knows more about the assassination than you will ever know, old bean. IMO.

Now try to refute his di-section of Fred Nitwit's book.

Ray,

Do you promise to read what I post about that, and to try to rebut it point-by-point, with citations and sources (because that's  what I will have, "in spades"), if I do?

-- Tommy 

[Fred Litwin]

Yes, the same old James De Eugenio who knows more about the assassination than you will ever know, old bean. IMO.

Now try to refute his di-section of Fred Nitwit's book.

Dr Mr. Mitcham:  I don't know you at all. And you do not know me. I don't think you have read my book. And yet
you call me Fred Nitwit. I have no problem if you read my book and disagree with it and write a review. But, why
insult my name?

Fred