Jim Marrs' take on Jimmy Files

JFK Assassination
ThomZajac
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Re: Jim Marrs' take on Jimmy Files

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Good afternoon, Bob. Yes, I'm with you, but I'm just wondering if the top conspirators may have loaded the dice a little to help convince some key to play along, by say pulling out the 'national security" card. If there were key people the conspirators needed, seems to me that presenting a little manufactured evidence that JFK was on drugs/doing drugs while with his unvetted mistresses-one of whom included a 'Soviet spy'- would have been an effective ply, especially towards someone who disliked/hated JFK already.Just speculation on my part, or course, but I do think a reason-it-needs-to-done cover story might have been necessary in at least some cases.(Oil coming your way!)
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Re: Jim Marrs' take on Jimmy Files

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ThomZajac wrote:Good afternoon, Bob. Yes, I'm with you, but I'm just wondering if the top conspirators may have loaded the dice a little to help convince some key to play along, by say pulling out the 'national security" card. If there were key people the conspirators needed, seems to me that presenting a little manufactured evidence that JFK was on drugs/doing drugs while with his unvetted mistresses-one of whom included a 'Soviet spy'- would have been an effective ply, especially towards someone who disliked/hated JFK already.Just speculation on my part, or course, but I do think a reason-it-needs-to-done cover story might have been necessary in at least some cases.(Oil coming your way!)Thom, I certainly think that is a valid possibility. We know the conspirators lied after the assassination, why not make the assumption that they lied before it as well...to key people that could help make JFK's death a reality.
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