With the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination I thought I would post something related to it. As with any large scale conspiracy there is just too much to talk about, and to many avenues to explore to really encapsulate what transpired in November 1963. That being said, the above speech by JFK to the American Newspapers Publishers Association is one that in many ways answers the question as to why JFK was murdered in a security service coup. In this speech JFK speaks out about the dangers of “secret societies.” Undoubtedly Kennedy was speaking about the ever expanding CIA, whose firm grip on society and geopolitics was starting to take form as he ascended to the presidency. He refers several times to the “cold war” but never specifically to the Soviets or Communism. He instead warns of a secret group of individuals who rely on subversion, propaganda, and guerrillas to achieve their agenda. JFK makes a point to convey how important a free unrestricted media is in order for America to survive. With the 50th anniversary of his murder there has been a concerted effort to paint any and all conspiracy theories about his death as completely bogus. The myth that Oswald was an unintelligent loner nut job still persists in the corporate controlled media. Yet, this speech shows that Kennedy was very well aware of the danger that was posed by the ever expanding security state, not just to himself, but to the very notion of freedom here in America. So take the time and listen to this startlingly candid speech. You will never ever hear a president make a speech like this now or in the future. As long as the CIA and their invisible government runs this country we will never be free.
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