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NSA Assassination Documents
by Anonymous on Sun, Jan 3, 2010, 10:47 PM GMT (#1835)
Comment on document: Castro and the Kennedy Assassination
Documents release by the NSA also contain an intercept from March 25, 1963. This intercept from station "USA 66" stated "kill Kennedy and sister". It was enough to cause the NSA to alert the Pentagon and CIA. From what I've pieced together, USA 66 was a station monitoring Cuba. No other station in the area recorded this intercept. On November 27,1963 the Air Force Security Command sent a cable to NSA reminding them of the March 25, 1963 intercept and suggesting NSA research their records for any connection with slaying of President Kennedy. It is interesting to note that on March 4,1963 the CIA's Special Affairs Staff \ Counter Intelligence section sent a message to Miami JMWAVE station and headquarter Records section to open a file titled "Plots to Assassinate the President of the United States" (see CIA LA Division record number 104-10506-10019)

No, it s a theory
by GeorgeBailey on Sat, Dec 5, 2009, 10:59 PM GMT (#1827)
Comment on document: Dealey Plaza Echo, Volume 12, Issue 2
For it to be a fact Bugolisi has to do just that, ignore the facts. Just as this shill ignored Russell Kent s article explaining what the facts really are. One must beware of Mr. Bugliosi as he not an objective investigator in the case. He s the ultimate cherry picker, ignoring anything that doesn t fit in the Warren Report s conclusion of a lone gunman. Not to mention he was sued for slander in the early 70 s and settled at $12,500. You want to believe the word of proven liar go ahead.

FERRELLNOTMARY'S comment
by Weatherman on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, 3:04 AM GMT (#1820)
Comment on Site Section: JFK Assassination
I don't assume to be an expert on Kennedy's assassination. Have always felt the "fix was in." I was ten years old at the time of JFK's assassination and have been interested in and studied it, ever since. There are just to many inconsistencies in the Warren Commission's "official" version of what took place. Have always felt Oswald was exactly what he said he was, when he said: "I'm just a patsy."

Spanish Civil War Professors
by larrydaley on Sun, Nov 29, 2009, 11:58 PM GMT (#1819)
Comment on document page: Foreign Relations of the United States, 1958-1960, Volume VI: Cuba, Pg 133
It is my understanding that at this time Raul had already gathered a number of Marxist Professors who were Spanish nationals and who had been active for the Republic in the Spanish Civil War.

It is this kind of action that made Opteka suspicious of Wieland
by larrydaley on Sun, Nov 29, 2009, 11:35 PM GMT (#1818)
Comment on document page: Foreign Relations of the United States, 1958-1960, Volume VI: Cuba, Pg 110
It is a history of this kind of action that made Otto Opteka suspicious of Wieland. Wieland with his vast experience in Cuba since 1933 and also during the Bogotazo in 1948 was clearly in a position to know by this time that Castro was an activist with extremely strong ties to the communists.