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by Morley Evans
Who killed President John Fitzgerald Kennedy? The most-likely mastermind of the coup d'état is pictured above. He's the one with the evil smirk on his face. What do we know for certain? JFK vastly underestimated people with power who could harm him while he vastly overestimated his own power. Everyone still believed the President of the United States (the POTUS) is the "most powerful man in the world," who alone can push the nuclear button. Kennedy became especially unpopular after he reversed himself on America's role in world affairs.
Kennedy's enemies include the creator and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Alan Dulles, whom he fired; the creator and Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, J. Edgar Hoover, whom he and his brother threatened to fire while they jerked his chain; the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Lyman Louis Lemnitzer, who as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was the head of the Army, Navy and Airforce. JFK fired him. Lemnitzer went on to lead NATO for seven years. JFK disagreed with USAF General Curtis LeMay who was the commander of the Strategic Air Command which LeMay had created. Most important to include in the list of JFK haters was the Vice President of the United States of America, Lyndon Banes Johnson, who was a megalomaniac driven to become the POTUS. Johnson was ridiculed as "Uncle Cornpone" by JFK and RFK who assigned Johnson to do joe-jobs that he hated doing. Johnson was jealous and hated the Kennedys.
While the American public and people around the world loved John F. Kennedy — who was a breath of fresh air — the people who mattered in Washington wanted to get rid of him. Does that sound familiar today in 2017? Kennedy was a threat. A complete list of JFK haters would include the head of the Secret Service; the Chief of the Dallas Police Department; the Prime Minister of Israel, David Ben-Gurion; Texas Big Oil; the Rockefeller interests (really big oil) and the Mafia. Everyone with any power in the United States was threatened by JFK. They would be threatened by anyone who would dare to change anything. That tells everyone what the real business of the USA really is. It is not what is advertised or learned in civics, social science or history class.
These are all very dangerous enemies. Don't forget the military contractors who are the other side of the military-industrial complex; Wall Street; the banks too big to fail; the Federal Reserve and the Department of the Treasury; the worldwide information system and the Department of State. Kennedy didn't have many friends in Washington. These are the same people who are in power today. They are collectively known as the Deep State. They do not give up. They do not give up anything. The Deep State is the problem. The essence of the U.S.A. — which is what happens behind the curtain — is the problem. Most people watch the puppet show and cheer for their heroes. They don't know any better.
By the way, Jackie Kennedy HATED Lyndon B. Johnson. She left the United States because she wanted nothing to do with a country where a hideous crime could happen like the one committed in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The Kennedys, the Soviets and Fidel Castro knew who was responsible. Ordinary Americans and multitudes of JFK fans around the world who were hoping for a better life were stunned and bewildered.
Only three and a half years later, Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy had to be killed before he could become the President and start looking into his brother's murder. President Richard M. Nixon was destroyed and driven from office in 1974 after he started asking for CIA files related to the JFK murder. That was the real reason for Watergate which was a CIA operation from start to end. Regime change is what they do over there in Langley. The Democratic Party was delighted to pitch in.
The 25th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States was adopted on February 23, 1967. There are ways to remove a President without killing him. A President serves the interests of the people with power or he will be removed. Both Barack Obama and Donald Trump learned that lesson. They did and are doing what they have to do to survive. Most of the time, a very small minority has the power. Those are the hard facts. The rest is fiction.
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