Why the first shot missed

[Tom Graves]

You're relying too much on conspiracy authors who simply, for me, have a rather, let's say, shaky grasp of things. People like Russell and Simpich et al. They can see a CIA conspiracy in a bowl of corn flakes. For most of us, it's just breakfast.

You've got to learn how to separate the kernels from the slop, Steven.

Even full-on Pinko and Fascist CT "researchers" sometimes slip up and share with you something that fits in with your own personal theory.

Mine?

That the world-class humanitarian organization formerly known as the KGB* made hay from the anomaly-replete JFKA, and by doing so and concomitantly promulgating other body politic-rending CTs, eventually enabled "former" KGB officer (you knew that, right?) Vladimir Putin to install The Traitorous Orange Dude as our "president" in 2017 and 2025.

Do you like what he's done so far?

What it boils down to, Steven, is that Russia won The Cold War on 5 November 2024.

-- Tom

PS Ask yourself "Why would left-leaning Dick Russell write in his JFKA CT book that a CIA Counterintelligence analyst had determined in the early 1970s that GdM was very probably a long-term KGB 'illegal''?

Seems kinda counter-productive to me.

You?

*Today's SVR and FSB

[Zeon Mason]

@Tom: Do you really think Kruschev wanted JFK terminated?
Are you suggesting KGB acted without permission from Kruschev?
What would they gain by removing JFK who had just made a deal that was a win for Kruschev by allowing Cuba to remain Communist and JFK promoting more cooperation with the USSR in outer space?

[Tom Graves]

@Tom: Do you really think Kruschev wanted JFK terminated?
Are you suggesting KGB acted without permission from Kruschev?
What would they gain by removing JFK who had just made a deal that was a win for Kruschev by allowing Cuba to remain Communist and JFK promoting more cooperation with the USSR in outer space?

Read Mark Riebling's 1994 book, Wedge: The Secret War Between the FBI and CIA.

It's free-to-read. Just google "riebling" and "wedge" and "archive" simultaneously.

Go to page 208 by searching for "puzo" as "Mario Puzo." Go back a page and start there.