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For thirteen (13) weeks we have been unraveling a well-known and much ascribed-to conspiracy theory of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. As I have said before there isn’t a baby boomer alive who doesn’t know where they were or what they were doing when the horrific news that our young President had been shot and killed. This time in history was the Generation X’s Challenger explosion and Generation Y’s 9/11 WTC. I mention this because if you are in the latter two categories and think that this theory doesn’t concern you and it’s ancient history anyway – THINK AGAIN! This theory known as COUP D’ETAT, because in fact it was engineered by others in the government who sought power, is only an example, a lesson of what could and may have already occurred again. The question is: Do You Believe Everything the Government Tells You?
CONTROL AGENT II – GUY BANNISTER
In April 1963, Oswald began a bewildering 5-month stay in the city of his youth, New Orleans. There he started and was the only member of a chapter of the pro-Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC) and began passing out leaflets at various locations. On August 9 he was arrested after a street scuffle with anti-Castro activist Carlos Bringuier. A week later, Oswald and Bringuier were joined in a radio debate by Ed Butler, director of the CIA-backed information Council of the Americas. Butler “exposed” Oswald’s Soviet defection, smeared the FPCC as a Kremlin front, and made a “truth tape” of the debate for distribution in Latin America. Was Oswald really pro-Castro, or was he an agent-provocateur?
One clue is the address stamped on the back of some of Oswald’s FPCC materials: 544 Camp Street. Other tenants recall Oswald working in an office on the 2nd floor. Not only was this the former HQ of the Cuban Revolutionary Council, a CIA-created government-in-exile with which Bringuier was involved, it was the address of Guy Banister Associates, a private detective agency fronting o the CIA’s anti-Castro activities in New Orleans. Guy Banister former head of the FBI’s Chicago office, with ties to Naval Intelligence dating back to WWII, was a member of the John Birch Society and the paramilitary Minutemen, and published racist materials. Although his files were confiscated shortly after his 1964 death, index cards were found revealing that the subjects of the files included Ammunition and Arms, the CIA, Anti-Soviet Underground, the Civil Rights Program of Kennedy, the International Trade Mart- and the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
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