The Plan to Kill JFK and Get a Republican Elected in 1964

[Anthony Frank]

The Suffolk County Police foiled President Johnson’s assassination when they discovered the KGB’s intended patsy, Robert Babcock, sitting along President Johnson’s motorcade route with a telescopic rifle on the seat beside him and a loaded shotgun in the trunk.

Suffolk County Police and the “Secret Service” questioned Robert Babcock, who “said first that he had been going on a hunting trip when he decided to stop and see the motorcade. He then said he had made a bet with barroom acquaintances that he could do what he did without being detected.”

With no chance of assassinating President Johnson due to the motorcade making no stops along the motorcade route, the “Secret Service” wanted the incident to receive as little attention as possible, and Babcock was simply “charged with disorderly conduct and jailed for the night.” The few details that are available ended up in a few paragraphs back on page 78 of the New York Times and on page 10 of the Dallas Morning News on November 1, 1964.

Once they knew their plan to kill President Johnson had gone awry, certain individuals in the “Secret Service” made sure that Robert Babcock was only “charged with disorderly conduct and jailed for the night.”

Babcock’s case makes it crystal clear that in 1964, a man could be paid money to sit along the Presidential motorcade route with a telescopic rifle on the seat beside him and a loaded shotgun in the trunk, and when discovered, the “Secret Service” would conduct no investigation, even though the Presidential election was three days away and the preceding President had been assassinated with a telescopic rifle less than a year earlier.

It was just two days after the Suffolk County Police discovered Robert Babcock that CIA Director John McCone’s “Special Assistant” wrote a memorandum stating there was a “continuing problem” of the “legal status” of CIA officers who were “detailed” to the Secret Service. Suffolk County Police undoubtedly deferred to the CIA/Secret Service on what to do with Robert Babcock when they questioned him.

With plans to assassinate President Johnson and plans for a Goldwater Presidency having gone awry, Republican Barry Goldwater ended up winning the segregationist Southern Democratic states of Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, Louisiana, and Georgia with an average 65 percent of the vote. By contrast, Goldwater barely won his home state of Arizona with 50 percent of the vote to President Johnson’s 49 percent.

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[Richard Smith]

Here's the abridged version:  Everyone worked for the KGB (except maybe Oswald) but their plans were always foiled since they never came to fruition. 

[Anthony Frank]

Here's the abridged version:  Everyone worked for the KGB (except maybe Oswald) but their plans were always foiled since they never came to fruition.

The plan to assassinate JFK was certainly not foiled, nor was the plan to use the CIA to take control of the United States government.

KGB officers inside the CIA began handling CIA officers targeted for political office in the 1950s. Over the years, some of the most powerful Members of Congress were KGB-controlled CIA officers. They ranged across the political spectrum from the far left to the far right as the KGB played both ends against the middle.

After the KGB was exposed in 1984, renegade CIA officers, including those who were Members of Congress in violation of the Constitution, took up the mantle and began their own quest to control the government.

It’s all in my book. Click the link.

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[Bill Chapman]

My book has the evidence that CIA Director John McCone was one of the KGB officers inside the CIA. I do not post everything from my book on this forum. What I post here is supposed to whet people's appetite.

C'mon, post just one name (other than Oswald) who knew the scat was about to hit the proverbial fan before 12:30pm in Dealey Plaza on 11.22.63

Just one. I dare you.

[Bill Chapman]

What a shame it is you fil to see the obvious in my posts.

Besides KGB officer and CIA Director John McCone knowing about the assassination, four KGB officers inside the CIA and “detailed” to the Secret Service were clearly aware of the assassination plans, as evidenced in their own Secret Service reports.

The highest-ranking Secret Service agent in the follow-up car was KGB officer Emory Roberts, Roberts, who rode in the front passenger seat next to Kinney, the driver, had the prime position for watching the assassination unfold, as President Kennedy was directly in front of him in the rear seat of the Presidential limousine.

In Roberts’ official report, he wrote that after a bullet struck President Kennedy in the head, he picked up the car radio and told Special Agent Lawson in the lead car, “The President has been hit. Escort us to the nearest hospital fast but at a safe speed . . . . I said, pointing to McIntyre, ‘They got him, they got him,’ continuing I said, ‘You, meaning McIntyre, and Bennett take over Johnson as soon as we stop.’”

Roberts also wrote that at 12:30 p.m., before witnessing the fatal head shot, he witnessed the “first of three shots fired, at which time I saw the President lean toward Mrs. Kennedy.”

With Special Agent John Ready standing just inches away on the right front running board, Roberts clearly saw that “they got him” with the “first” shot, and he clearly saw the President react to the shot, but according to his own Secret Service report, Roberts, the highest-ranking agent in the car, sat there and watched silently for at least five seconds and possibly as many as eight seconds while President Kennedy was being shot to death directly in front of him. Roberts said and did absolutely nothing until President Kennedy was shot in the head.

And there is Special Agent Glen Bennett, another one of the KGB officers  inside the CIA who had been “detailed” to the Secret Service. Bennett, who was only “temporarily assigned to the White House Detail,” wrote in his “Protective Assignment” report that after seeing the last shot strike the President in the head, he “immediately hollered ‘he’s hit’” and then “reached for the AR-15 located on the floor of the rear seat. Special Agent Hickey had already picked-up the AR-15.”

But before seeing the last shot strike President Kennedy in the head and before saying anything, Bennett watched silently as President Kennedy was shot in the back.

Bennett wrote that he “looked at the back of the President” and “saw the shot hit the President about four inches down from the right shoulder.” Even though Bennett saw the President take a bullet in the back, Bennett sat there and said absolutely nothing. It was not until one of the assassins’ bullets struck President Kennedy in the head that Bennett hollered, “He’s hit!”

Bennett is the KGB officer who took the three running board agents, Landis, Ready, and Hill, out for drinking and late-night partying in the early morning hours of Assassination Day, November 22.

Roberts, who was sitting in the prime position for witnessing the assassination and who was the highest-ranking agent in the follow-up car, stated very clearly that he sat and watched everything from the first shot to the last without saying a word until it was all over.

Bennett’s report states that at the sound of the first shot he looked at the President and watched everything without saying or doing anything until it was all over.

Special Agent Tim McIntyre, the only KGB officer on a running board, wrote that the President’s car was 200 yards from the underpass “when the first shot was fired,” and “after the second shot” he “looked at the President and witnessed his being struck in the head by the third and last shot.”

McIntyre did not say what he was doing for five to eight seconds after “the first shot was fired,” but the Altgens photo, which can be seen in several of my posts, shows McIntyre focused across the car on Special Agents Ready and Landis, two of the three running board agents that needed to be disabled.

KGB officers Roberts, Bennett, and McIntyre stated in their reports that they tried to locate the source of the shots after the shooting was over, but they said and did absolutely nothing while the shots were being fired. They did not even try to give the appearance of trying to locate the source of the shots.

The reports of KGB officers Roberts, Bennett, and McIntyre describe in detail how President John F. Kennedy was shot to death from the first shot to the last while they silently and patiently watched the entire assassination unfold.

Special Agent George Hickey, the fourth KGB officer working the follow up car, stood up and looked toward the rear, allegedly to “identify” the first shot, and then, in an attempt to either witness the assassination or see if they had already killed the President, he turned to look at the President, whereupon he saw, in his own words, that the second shot “missed” and “there didn’t seem to be any impact against his head.”

Like the reports of his KGB colleagues, Hickey’s report is a blatant admission that he watched to see if the assassination would be successful. His report, bemoaning that the second shot “missed” and “there didn’t seem to be any impact against his head,” perfectly complements Roberts’ report in which Roberts exclaimed, “They got him! They got him!” after the third and final shot struck President Kennedy in the head.

It’s all in my book. Click the link.

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2) Still no proof that Emory Roberts knew about the assassination before it happened
3) Still no proof that Emory Roberts was a KGB agent

Regaling us with how these guys reacted means nothing, given the general surprise and 8-second window. And you have already shot yourself in the foot earlier by trying to imply that a congressman was shot down in 'his' plane (thus targeted with intent), when as a matter of fact his ride was passenger jet KAL 007, which was shot down by Soviet fighter jets for entering Russian airspace unannounced.

[Richard Smith]

The plan to assassinate JFK was certainly not foiled, nor was the plan to use the CIA to take control of the United States government.

KGB officers inside the CIA began handling CIA officers targeted for political office in the 1950s. Over the years, some of the most powerful Members of Congress were KGB-controlled CIA officers. They ranged across the political spectrum from the far left to the far right as the KGB played both ends against the middle.

After the KGB was exposed in 1984, renegade CIA officers, including those who were Members of Congress in violation of the Constitution, took up the mantle and began their own quest to control the government.

It’s all in my book. Click the link.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V9JT65Y

If your book was the last on planet Earth, I would suggest that everyone gouge their own eyes out to avoid reading it.

[Anthony Frank]

If your book was the last on planet Earth, I would suggest that everyone gouge their own eyes out to avoid reading it.

Anything to avoid the truth, huh?

The truth is meticulously sourced and documented in my book.

Click the link.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V9JT65Y

[Paul May]

Anything to avoid the truth, huh?

It would be downright amazing if my book was the only book to survive the catastrophic destruction of all books in the world.

The infamous words of all conspiracy types: “it’s all in my book. Click here”.