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"Dallas, Texas: November 22, 1963"

It’s critical to understand the American context at the time of President Kennedy’s assassination. The country was on the upswing with a trusted government with a new generation of leaders. Not many knew how deeply high generals held President Kennedy in contempt and branded him a traitor. The stealth activity of the Central Intelligence Agency was unknown to the citizens of the United States. This included a long string of coup d'état operations around the world. The CIA assassination programs were in full force in 1963, with teams of shooters and true believers. (including ZR/RIFLE in Cuba) The influx of the Nazi intelligence operatives (Operation Paperclip) into the CIA and other intelligence entities, was unthinkable. Operation Mockingbird and the CIA injection of assets into the media would have seemed like an Ian Fleming spy novel. J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI as an institution was incorruptible. This naiveté was a blank check for those involved in the president’s death to confabulate a well-constructed narrative by CIA officers who were the best in the world at what they did. On this web page, the video demonstrates the narrative about Oswald was broadcast on the TV networks in the afternoon on November 22, 1963. The corrupt elements of the Dallas Police force, which included certain officers being at critical places, evidence planted, chain of evidence disrupted and solving the case instantly would never have been suspected by most Americans in 1963. A cadre of the Secret Service allowed a lapse insecurity to assure Kennedy’s demise. And let us not forget the immense grief with the abrupt removal of a of a vital young president and the quest to pin the blame on Oswald. The smearing and exaggeration of Oswald’s personality as a lone nut provided “the reason” why the president was killed. The psychological manipulators in the CIA knew all this. In the end, those we trusted those in high positions betrayed a personal and national trust with their people.