I was going through my
Black Op Radio material that I’ve downloaded and I ran across this interesting
tidbit from Lance deHaven-Smith (#628 2013-05-02),
author of Conspiracy Theory in America
(http://utpress.utexas.edu/index.php/books/dehcon) on Richard Nixon’s statement
made to a professor in Moscow regarding the assassination of President
Kennedy.
When Richard Nixon
visited Moscow after the Kennedy assassination and before he ran for president
in ‘68, a professor in Moscow asked Nixon “what do we tell our people and our
students here about the American government and people after President Kennedy
gets assassinated? You’re a freedom-loving people, and yet this leader is
assassinated and nothing happens, and it’s not investigated
carefully.”
And Nixon says, “Well, I
could ask you what happened to your KGB head [Lavrentiy] Beria, or what happened to Trostsky who was assassinated?”
The upshot of this was
that Nixon was saying, in effect, that Kennedy was like Trotsky. He got on
the “outs” with the ruling powers and they took him out.
Vince Salandria, a Philadelphia attorney, came to the same
conclusion early on.
http://spot.acorn.net/jfkplace/09/fp.back_issues/27th_Issue/vs_text.html
ADDENDUM: In the 1960s,
anyone who ran against Richard Nixon, or was a threat to run against him, got
shot: John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and George Wallace. Strange, huh?
