Living In A Post Coup Country

 

What does it look like to live in the United States after the coup? Things look pretty normal, right?  You get to go to work every morning.  You can shop, choose paper or plastic, watch tv., go to church, vote for your favorite candidate. 

"Coup?  What coup are we talking about? I didn't hear about this on the news."

Hmm. What coup.  Now, we're not talking about the coup in Haiti, nor the one engineered by the CIA in Chile, how about Guatemala, how about Iran back in the 50s.

No, we're talking about the Company's own handiwork here at home. The Kennedy assassination, of course.

I can hear the sighs already.  “Come on, that’s old news. They caught the crazy lone gunman. They got that Communist fanatic Oswald. End of story. Case closed.  Please – no more conspiracy theories.”

Now allow me to sigh.  If you watch television for your news, the above is your predictable opinion.  Apparently 14% of the population can’t read.  Those who do read books usually come up with a different opinion. They DOUBT the official story; at the very least, they doubt. Whereas TV is like a warm bubble bath, that softens your mind and body, relaxes you, and takes away all painful doubt brought on by thinking.

The vast majority can read but don’t.  And there are those that reads fairy stories, vampire sagas and love novels.  I know college graduates who don’t read, haven't read a book since their college text book.  Television rules.  And that makes the ruling elite mighty happy.

As far back as the  1960s hundreds of CIA stringers - reporters - were sprinkled throughout the media - radio, tv, publishing companies, newspapers - to quietly "nudge" the news in the right direction - no pun intended.  Today, these interlopers prance right through the front lobby.

Some people think they are getting the news when they listen/watch National Public Broadcasting, but those who know better call it National Pentagon Radio.

So, the country was taken over by fascists on November 23, 1963.  Don't think so?  No, we don't take people out the way Bush did with Aristide of Haiti.  In that case the state department with the help of the US military marched him right out of the presidential  mansion and off to Africa.  Did you see a ripple about it in the paper?  Don't remember?

I repeat: The country was taken over by fascists on November 23, 1963.  A civil trial in Florida came to the conclusion that Watergate burgler E. Howard Hunt was a part of the conspiracy.   Did you miss that little tid-bit of news?

Read district attorney Jim Garrison’s book On The Trail Of The Assassins.  Take it apart. Read Mark Lane’s Last Word – My Indictment of the CIA in the Murder of John Kennedy; also his Plausible Denial.  Read at least these two books and then you will be ready for an intelligent conversation on the subject of fascism and coup d'etat. Then you will have the other side of the story, the one that Peter Jennings and Dan Rather were not allowed to touch, except to slander.

To be continued