Cut and dried history has tied Lee Harvey Oswald to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. But now, a conclusive mountain of evidence suggests that even if Oswald fired from the Texas Schoolbook Depository building as JFK rode along the motorcade that fateful November day in Dallas, Texas, there actually were multiple assassins, including those who shot from the ground ahead of JFK beside the motorcade. Who controlled these assassins?
Would you believe a conspiracy of aerospace corporations, firms like Lockheed Martin and Boeing, working alongside secretive figures including David Harold Byrd? A co-founder of the Civil Air Patrol, Byrd was a cousin of polar explorer Admiral Richard E. Byrd. This cousin also happened to own the Texas Schoolbook Depository and likely was involved in a plot to use Oswald as a stooge. Oswald stood easy to blame, given the machinations of a rabid, anti-Communist FBI agent — Guy Bannister, a shadowy figure later addressed by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison.
Why would aerospace firms want to kill Kennedy? Because this idealistic President not only wanted to break up the CIA into a thousand pieces, but he was in Dallas for a special purpose — to meet at the Dallas Trade Mart with Lloyd Berkner, a Texas-based physicist and engineer who had joined Admiral Byrd’s secretive mission to Antarctica. The Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt here presents evidence indicating that Kennedy and Berkner intended to announce in Dallas that they would be inviting the Russians to join as co-partners in the manned moon mission that Kennedy had previously launched in a speech before Congress on May 25, 1961.
Such a cooperative, joint U.S.-Russian mission would almost certainly spell serious commercial and proprietary losses for the aerospace companies as well as damaging the status for the Texas-based moon mission being organized by NASA — the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Hang onto your hats, and buckle your seat belts, as the Dark Journalist exposes much of the plot here with co-host Kellsey Forest. They not only get into JFK, NASA, the CIA and aerospace assassins, but also delve into exotic technology, Operation Paperclip and even get into ancient mystery schools and ithe prospects of space aliens in New Mexico. So it’s a bumpy ride, but you’ll see the world through fresh eyes afterward.
