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James Jesus Angleton on his deathbed:

"Fundamentally, the founding fathers of U.S. intelligence were liars. The better you lied and the more you betrayed, the more likely you would be promoted. These people attracted and promoted each other. Outside of their duplicity, the only thing they had in common was a desire for absolute power. I did things that, in looking back on my life, I regret. But I was part of it and loved being in it…. Allen Dulles, Richard Helms, Carmel Offie, and Frank Wisner were the grand masters. If you were in a room with them, you were in a room full of people that you had to believe would deservedly end up in hell."

Then, as he slowly sipped his tea, he added, “I guess I will see them there soon."

Quote found in Marys Mosaic by Peter Janney

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Sorry my phone kept interrupting my message. Dr Robert McClelland was on duty at Parkland and was one of the first Drs in the room trying to save JFK’s life. He drew that sketch that clearly showed a massive blowout in the back of JFK’s head and a tiny bullet hole in the front where the frangible bullet had entered. He was stand at the head of the gurney right above JFK’s head. That sketch is online & so are photos of JFK on the table with brain matter draining out of the back of his head. The photo you have in your column is a manipulated photograph trying to support the Lone Gunman theory-which is absolutely NOT true.

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