On The Trail Of Delusion

[Fred Litwin]

Another Wacky Garrison Investigative Memo - Was Oswald being Impersonated?

I present another primary Garrison memo that discusses entitled "Heights of the Oswalds." The premise is that because Oswald has been described as having different heights, that he was impersonated - perhaps even when he came back from the Soviet Union.

As you will discover in the memo, Robert Oswald knew about the impersonation, and so this is why he stayed away from his Mother - she would clearly figure the ruse out. And, even Marina knew Oswald was being impersonated.

This memo is indicative of the kind of material that circulated in the Garrison District Attorney's office.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/blog

[Mark A. Oblazney]

The Funniest Garrison Investigation Memo Ever Written

On my Jim Garrison blog today, I post the funniest Garrison investigation memo ever written. At least someone on the team had a sense of humor. The memo is about David Ferrie and his Distinguished hair-do.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/blog

Add this to the rest of your shares, it's quite obvious......  uh...... Big Jim?

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Had this Nitwit Litwin plug bookmarked.....fast forward to 18:50, the Warren Commission:

"...they made a few mistakes but overall they were good men who did a very good job..." -- ROFL

Tells you the level of research this dude is capable of.

If you think the Garrison investigation was credible and was well done and, in turn, think Mr. Litwin is wrong about it then please present your counter narrative.

I think that's what Duncan wants us to do, right? People present their pros and cons on subject or issue "X" and then we all have a go at it.

I deleted your youtube link from this just to save bandwidth.

[Dan O'meara]

I think that's what Duncan wants us to do, right? People present their pros and cons on subject or issue "X" and then we all have a go at it.

Wouldn't it be great if that was what actually happened.

[Fred Litwin]

Jim Garrison's Rejection Letter from Prentice Hall Press, and His Reply

Garrison submitted his manuscript to Prentice Hall Press in 1986 and hit pay dirt. They paid him a $10,000 advance.

Prentice Hall hired Sylvia Meagher as a referee. She submitted a 26-page analysis, and I have excerpted some of her comments. She was not impressed with the chapters on New Orleans.

Prentice Hall rejected Garrison's book, and demanded he return their advance. I have posted their letter to him, and his reply.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/blog

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Jim Garrison's Rejection Letter from Prentice Hall Press, and His Reply

Garrison submitted his manuscript to Prentice Hall Press in 1986 and hit pay dirt. They paid him a $10,000 advance.

Prentice Hall hired Sylvia Meagher as a referee. She submitted a 26-page analysis, and I have excerpted some of her comments. She was not impressed with the chapters on New Orleans.

Prentice Hall rejected Garrison's book, and demanded he return their advance. I have posted their letter to him, and his reply.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/blog

Here we see the ultimate delusion - of a long list of them - of Garrison: that JFK was going to single-handedly end the Cold War and the Vietnam conflict (and it's why an anti-American leftist like Olive Stone was attracted to the self-labeled "libertarian conservative" Garrison).

Because in the Garrison twisted view of the world, those conflicts were caused by the military industrial complex and the war industries inside the US. And only them. Any Soviet role - the occupation of Europe, the attempts to spread their system through force - in causing the conflict doesn't exist in this worldview. If it does then it's argued that the West somehow forced Moscow to take these actions.

All we had to do - and JFK was going to do it (even though none of his advisers, e.g., McNamara, Rusk, Bundy et al. said he was) - was to stop our aggression. And it was for that reason alone that he was killed. JFK would look with amazement as such a deluded view of the world.

[John Tonkovich]

Gee, you're not here just to plug your book, are you?