Why doesn't member Gary "Two Head Shots" Aguilar ever participate here?

[Tom Graves]

Why doesn't forum member Gary "Two Head Shots" Aguilar ever participate here?

(AKA "Mr. Rudeness Personified")

Is he here just to spy for the KGB?

(LOL)

[Lance Payette]

Perhaps your post answers itself? (*Today's FSB/SVR.)

[Tom Graves]

Perhaps your post answers itself? (*Today's FSB/SVR.)

Dear FPR,

I'm glad that you've finally come to realize that the KGB's two main components, the First Chief Directorate (foreign intelligence) and the Second Chief Directorate (domestic intelligence and overall counterintelligence), were given new names in 1992 (SVR and the FSB, respectively) and separate headquarters buildings to make it seem that the KGB, itself, no longer exists.

Don't you think it's nice that the FSB has invited Kash Patel to Moscow?

Do you hope it gives him some "dirt" on Hunter Biden or fill in the blank to help the maggots win the midterm elections?

-- Tom

[Tommy Shanks]

Why is EVERYTHING, ALWAYS about the KGB with you? Do you have a specific reason for asking out of the clear blue sky why Aguilar doesn't post here? What does his research have to do with your KGB obsession?

[Tom Graves]

Why is EVERYTHING, ALWAYS about the KGB with you? Do you have a specific reason for asking out of the clear blue sky why Aguilar doesn't post here? What does his research have to do with your KGB obsession?

Watch Aguilar's C-Span debate with Max Holland on whether or not Jim Garrison was influenced by an anti-Clay Shaw/anti-CIA KGB article that was published in a Communist-owned Italian newspaper three days after Garrison arrested Shaw on suspicion of having masterminded a Loeb-and-Leopold-like homosexual thrill-kill assassination of JFK. (In his 1989 book "On the Trail of the Assassins," Garrison lied when he said that he didn't read the article until after the 1969 trial.) If you want to know why I'm so interested in the KGB, you can read my 600-plus free articles at Substack under my banner (pardon the pun), "How the KGB Zombiefied the CIA and the FBI."

[Tommy Shanks]

Watch Aguilar's C-Span debate with Max Holland on whether or not Jim Garrison was influenced by an anti-Clay Shaw/anti-CIA KGB article that was published in a Communist-owned Italian newspaper three days after Garrison arrested Shaw on suspicion of having masterminded a Loeb-and-Leopold-like homosexual thrill-kill assassination of JFK. (In his 1989 book "On the Trail of the Assassins," Garrison lied when he said that he didn't read the article until after the 1969 trial.) If you want to know why I'm so interested in the KGB, you can read my 600-plus free articles at Substack under my banner (pardon the pun), "How the KGB Zombiefied the CIA and the FBI."

Is there a reason you think people should care what Gary Aguilar, who is an expert in the JFK medical evidence, thinks about such a minor detail involving the Jim Garrison investigation?

[Tom Graves]

Is there a reason you think people should care what Gary Aguilar, who is an expert in the JFK medical evidence, thinks about such a minor detail involving the Jim Garrison investigation?

Minor detail?

You've seen Oliver Sone's "JFK," haven't you?