Comments on: RFK children: Bobby didn’t believe Warren Commission report on JFK’s death

By: Sandy Price

Sandy Price — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 20:38:57 +0000

Move over to what Keith? More lies? More cover ups? No need to waste time on lies, is there? So we have the CIA set a timer on when we can close up on facts? Nobody care anymore. Our government is something to laugh at. The truth takes too long to establish. It’s like 9-11 and all the other things that are made up to cover the butts of Americans in power. Even here at CHB the time has run out on whether anything is the truth so why waste time on it.

We can go back as far as the Plantangenets and nobody cares if the blood lines are pure and valid. I remember when Princess Elizabeth was crowned and we all really wanted to believe her blood line was pure. Most of us can’t guarantee that our parents are who they claim to be.

By: Willie Buck Merle

Willie Buck Merle — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 18:21:59 +0000

Interesting. I got Stephen King’s “11-22-63, a novel” last year but haven’t finished the first segment yet. It’s good stuff by far.

By: Keith

Keith — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 01:26:45 +0000

I wonder how much longer we are going to keep hearing so-called “experts” hash and rehash all this “conspiracy” stuff?

President Kennedy been dead for going on 50 years now. That’s half a century.

And, regardless of who pulled the trigger (or triggers) my hunch is that most (if not all) of the “other” alleged conspirators are probably now very much dead as well.

The bottom line is that the circumstances surrounding President Kennedy’s assassination have LONG since been overcome by both time and events.

We need to get over it and move on.

By: Sandy Price

Sandy Price — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 16:38:41 +0000

The Warren Report was the first legal presentation on any effort to explain a disaster that I felt was pure bull itshay. I read many books that followed the killing and studied the placement of the sound of the shots that were no place near reality. I had been a friend of Mort Sahl at that time and he reported many details of the shooting that were more accurate than anything found in the Warren Report, I grew up knowing the Warren family that that didn’t make them more credible.

Mort Sahl had a top rated television show and was soon fired from the network. His backers were upset because they made money from sponsoring him. I’ve never had the same respect for the CIA after this news covering of the murder. Television news coverage was based on what sells products and had a lot to do with why I dumped my television. The only thing worse is the way the internet covers the stories. The internet plays only to the blogs. Truth takes a back seat to the laugh tracks. Too much I Love Lucy has destroyed our dialog on all news.

By: woody188

woody188 — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 05:32:02 +0000

What? How dare they question an official report from our infallible government! Our government never lies, except for:

Explosion on the battleship Maine sparking the Spanish-American war, 1898.

The attack on the Lusitania which was carrying arms and passengers, a violation of US law.

US agencies had advance knowledge of the Pearl Harbor attacks and withheld that information from the Hawaiian commanders.

The Gulf of Tonkin incident which sparked the Vietnam War never happened.

DoD secretly tested chemical agents on Navy sailors without their knowledge and denied doing so for nearly 50 years. (Project SHAD/Project 112) Ironically, this was started by President Kennedy, April 17, 1963. Until 1998, the Department of Defense stated officially that Project SHAD did not exist.

And then there is 9/11, the assassination of bin Laden, the counting of the unemployed, etc.

Ok, maybe the Kennedy’s have a point…

By: Al Supe

Al Supe — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 00:59:58 +0000

I very well remember where I was, and what I said to my then-new bride, when the first news came across that Kennedy had been killed. I told her “There is something fishy about this. Mark my words, we are not being told the truth.” What I had noted was that the rifle was identified, supposedly, by a Dallas policeman who ran a gun shop in his off hours. He identified the rifle as, 1. a .30 caliber, 2. a .30-30, 3. a .30-06, and finally, 4. as a 7.65 Mannlicher-Carcano. Anyone who has owned a rifle knows that the caliber is deeply engraved in the receiver end of the barrel. Thus, my skepticism. Anyone who could read would have gotten the caliber correct the first time.

By: Willie Buck Merle

Willie Buck Merle — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 18:55:54 +0000

AP Newsflash: Water is Wet, Sun rises from East, Bears apparently defecate in wooded forest.

By: blutodog

blutodog — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 18:25:00 +0000

The Kennedy Bros. and their family in general were and are part of the American ruling class elite and as such put themselves into peril. They had a lot of enemies in a very chaotic time in American history. Considering, what we now know about how our Gov’t's secret agencies were turning over Gov’ts left and right in that era , who would be surprised that our own leadership had fallen victim to these extralegal agencies themselves? This is what happens when power becomes hidden. If anything, it’s even worse today then back then.

By: Jon

Jon — Sat, 12 Jan 2013 14:07:17 +0000

I think this is highly insulting to those who worked with and upon the Warren Commission.

It may very well have been a shoddy work, but if you want to attack the work, be specific. Just saying the whole thing is ‘shoddy’ without providing the least specific objection is monday-morning quarterbacking, it’s after the fact rationalization, and to be blunt, it’s insulting.

Furthermore, I’d suggest just on my own that the Kennedy family are not exactly unbiased observers, and their unsupported opinions deserve as much credence as they can provide evidence for.

I’m not sympathetic.