The JFK Assassination: The problem of evidence and the importance of character. N. Mailer analyzes.
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- From the book, "Oswald's Tale: An American Mystery"
Published by Norman Mailer in 1995
Also cited:
"Reclaiming History" by Vincent Bugliosi
"Pictures of the Pain" by Richard Trask
"The Lives of John Lennon" by Albert Goldman
"Mein Kampf" by Adolph Hitler
"Heroism" by Ralpf Waldo Emerson
"The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" 1966 film by Sergio Leone
"Suddenly" 1954 film starring Frank Sinatra
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Tom, and everyone............. what's with RFK jr yelling that the cia files show who really did it !!!
Tom, Lee did it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! come on.
Not familiar with that. Without looking into it though, how and why on earth could the CIA, trained killers and experts in covert operations, be stupid enough, and careless enough to leave even the slightest kind of paper trail. Adolph Hitler for instance, never signed ANYTHING that ordered the final solution. It' was done with a nod of his head.
@@TomVincent-JFK63 You sound like a conspiracy theorist. You got people destroying written evidence.
When you were reading about Lennon or Lenin, early on you were talking about Lennon with the gunshot wounds, but later, around the 20 minute mark, Lenin?
I know that's the case, I just think this is the first time I've heard Lennon and Lenin in the same piece of media so never thought about how their names sound the same. Now I cannot unsee (unhear) it.
Update, I rewatched both segments with captions on. The John Lennon segment correctly uses "Lennon " in the captions. But in the Lenin segment it used "Lenin" and "Lennon" both. So I guess AI can get confused by both names. I know not relevant, just something I found interesting.
@@benjaminrealy5661 Yeah that's interesting. Maybe AI got the first one right because Lennon was murdered by gunshot wounds so there was no confusion there
In the song American Pie, where he says "Lennon read a book on Marx" the lyrics have "Lenin". Since the song is about rock and roll, it should be "Lennon" but it could go either way I suppose. The song "Imagine" is very communistic- "Imagine no possessions"