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at what point do you think Secret Service Agent Glen Bennett started leaning far to his right (in order to see around Ken O'Donnell) to see if JFK was okay?
The CIA historian published a CIA-vetted report, on CIA letterhead, that Clay Shaw was a "highly paid contract source" for the CIA in the 1950s.
After Baldwin got hired as AMA "PR Flack" in 1955, Shaw hired Jesse Core, Baldwin's sidekick in Calcuitta, to take Baldwin's place.
Edwin Walker's Turtle Creek landlord hosted Core and William Ruffle's daughter's engagement party in the same house Oswald allegedly
later broke an exterior window pain, of. William Ruffle was a Dallas newspaper opinion editor who is credited with coining the oppressive phrase, "Right to Work"!
But were their garbagemen golfing partners?No, I do not.
Hmm?
ME: What does "PR flack" mean?
Google AI: A "PR flack" is a slang or sometimes pejorative term for a public relations professional, press agent, or spokesperson. The term is often used in American English and can range from a neutral catch-all for PR representatives to a derogatory label for someone who spins negative stories.
A question for Tom "A Beautiful Mind" Scully:
Do you think Clay Shaw was a "highly paid contract source" who was helping the CIA bring fascism back to Italy?
https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/2326-malcolm-wallace-part-2/
By Larry Hancock
Horace Busby and Malcolm Wallace were not just schoolmates at UT; they were campus leaders, leaders allied in the same sorts of causes. Busby was the editor of the "Daily Texan", UT student newspaper, and a strong proponent of the liberal (for Texas in the 1940's) President of UT, Doctor Homer Rainey
I was responding to your question: "at what point do you think Rosemary Willis started looking back towards the TSBD instead of at the limo"? by identifying the point at which she started looking back towards the TSBD instead of at the limo.
Coincidentally speaking, I am sure .... David Baldwin was kicked out of India as a CIA officer and Shaw snapped him up in the role of the Trade Mart's first PR flack.
You're right.
NKVD/KGB/SVR/FSB/GRU "Illegals" are ephemeral.
(LOL!)
Clay Shaw was a volunteer Domestic Contacts source from 1948 to 1956.
Since workers are, by definition, paid for what they do for a company (pardon the pun), Shaw didn't "work" for the evil, evil, evil CIA.
He was a patriotic unpaid volunteer.,
As to whether or not Shaw was a witting or unwitting unpaid "asset" of the evil, evil CIA in 1963, who knows?
Is he one of your favorite "perps"?
https://www.maryferrell.org/pages/Unredacted_-_Episode_1_-_Transcript.html
Unredacted Episode 1: Transcript of Interview with Joan Mellen
Joan Mellen is the author of A Farewell to Justice: Jim Garrison, JFK’s Assassination, and the Case That Should Have Changed History. This interview was conducted on 22 Feb 2006. Tyler Weaver provided the introduction, and the interview was conducted by Rex Bradford.
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REX: I – I think –
JOAN: – when (Attorney Edward) Baldwin was present, he was a CIA asset, his brother worked for the International Trade Mart and Clay Shaw, David Baldwin, and these, these are CIA people….
GQ Magazine - "The Case Against Jim Garrison"GQ Magazine - "The Case Against Jim Garrison"
Writer: Fred Litwin
Fred Litwin
Oct 5, 2023
19 min read
Updated: Feb 2
The January 1992 issue of GQ featured an article by Nicholas Lemann titled "The Case Against Jim Garrison."
Point being?I was responding to your question: "at what point do you think Rosemary Willis started looking back towards the TSBD instead of at the limo"? by identifying the point at which she started looking back towards the TSBD instead of at the limo.