Foreign Influencers on JFKA Discussions

[Tom Graves]

TG--

I work quickly.

You could read two pages a day -- unless, of course, it would cause you too much cognitive-dissonance agony.

[Benjamin Cole]

TG-

Verily. I only have so much interest in the internecine Spy v Spy blackjacks inside the CIA of the 1950-60s.

In fact, my interest in the whole JFKA smear is somewhat fading. I find bogus treatments of the JFKA legacy worth talking about. I may post on that going forward. You say the Monika Wiesak post. 

I defer to you on the CIA 1950-60s, as you seem to have a lot of insights and a very deep interest in the topic. I agree with your takes, as much as I know.

My IQ was high enough at one point, but I have not been tested in decades. Maybe I have lost a step.

[Tom Graves]

TG-

Verily. I only have so much interest in the internecine Spy v Spy blackjacks inside the CIA of the 1950-60s.

In fact, my interest in the whole JFKA smear is somewhat fading. I find bogus treatments of the JFKA legacy worth talking about. I may post on that going forward. You say the Monika Wiesak post. 

I defer to you on the CIA 1950-60s, as you seem to have a lot of insights and a very deep interest in the topic. I agree with your takes, as much as I know.

My IQ was high enough at one point, but I have not been tested in decades. Maybe I have lost a step.

And 70s, 80s, and 90s.

[Benjamin Cole]

TG-

You are a special and wonderful human being, standing like the Colossus of Rhodes over the JFKA research community.

[Tom Graves]

TG-

You are a special and wonderful human being, standing like the Colossus of Rhodes over the JFKA research community.

Please tell me something that I don't already know.

[Benjamin Cole]

For a seven-year run, Billy Barty dominated at center for the Harlem Globetrotters.