Who really killed Kennedy

Who really killed Kennedy 

By Brian Schulman 

Everyone knew the Kennedy assassination was covered up. By the government. By the newspapers. And, de facto, by the people.  And history. 

But I can tell you who did it.  There  is no real name for them. They are the people above the government. The people who decide presidential elections. The people who are the reason we are always in wars—for no apparent reason. The ones who control the money supply. The ones who determine what we think and do through their control of the media—which is not free, in fact. Playing chess with the world—and all of us. 

In fact, I could likely be killed for writing this article. And certainly discredited or criminalized. 

But, for lack of a name, I have called these people the bluebloods in previous articles. They are the remaining royalty of various European countries. They are the monied elite in the United States. 

Eisenhower called them the “military-industrial complex”: a union between big business, the military industrialists, the military itself and the bluebloods. They exert authority and get legislation passed without any formidable adversary on this entire planet. They have no check or balance. They are above the government. They wield their influence secretly without anyone to stop them. 

President Kennedy chose to take them on in October of 1963 in a live speech that the whole country watched wherein he warned all of us about their existence and power.  And he intended to combat them in addition to outing them. He was dead a month later.

And the circus began. The warren commission; the Texas book depository; the zaprooter tape; and lee Harvey Oswald: the “lone gunman”—with the magic bullet. And jack ruby: case closed.

Soon Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy were dead. And Edward Kennedy was scandalized. And the romanticized and critical 1960’s, that we idolize, along with “Camelot:” the Kennedy presidency the time we were about to liberate ourselves from the powers that be—from the bluebloods and do many things—-were gone. We were annihilated. And we have been lost in space ever since. Fighting each other and giving up our freedoms exactly according to the bluebloods’ plan. Divide and conquer—get us to take ourselves out. Black versus white. Female versus male. Poor versus rich. Worship money and security; indict each other crazy for saying anything different or significant. Or uncool; being different; keep calm and stay busy. And so we do it willingly: chess pieces of the bluebloods—for our own demise; Ants marching toward the end of times.

The Whites of Their Eyes

 The Whites of Their Eyes

By Brian Schulman

 

 

I have heard every opinion on BLM and the protests and riots.  Including those of BLM members themselves.  They all are lacking.  

 

There are the black members who say that they are strictly black for black—and that they deserve anything and everything.  And that they are in a struggle for power—straight up.

 

There are the white girls and men who are all over facebook supporting BLM and telling everybody that they have to support BLM.  In an implicit, global “or else.”  But they would never put their lives on the line--like the blacks are courageous enough to do.  They always choose security over liberty—something Benjamin Franklin warned us not to do.

 

There are those who are anti-BLM and call them violent children who did not get their way and are a huge danger to our democracy. The call for law and order and more policing.

 

There are those who are supporting defunding the police and curtailing police power.

 

Wait.  What?

 

There are those who are supporting defunding the police and curtailing police power.

 

Wow.  Henry David Thoreau and Thomas Jefferson would be proud, honestly—even though the blacks claim that they are just doing it for themselves—not everyone at all.

 

But there has been a slow increase in police and government power and centralized authority for decades. Making our free country much less free—and leading to fascism or socialism (the same thing).  And few have had the courage or desire to fight against it.  Except yours truly.

 

And the blacks.

 

And a few others—like David Korresh and Ted Kazinsky--called insane and rapists and child rapists and killers to discredit and imprison them (the same accusations every time someone brilliant and revolutionary needs to be discredited).  When Ted Kazinsky bombed the federal building in Oklahoma, he was branded as a child killer and insane.  Now BLM has burned up a federal building in Portland, Oregon—and it is not fully noted—nor discredited—and is truly heroic.  The powers that be might be very scared: if BLM is organized and fights for more than themselves.

 

Under the guidance of a person who shall for now remain nameless, the blacks were given a new strategy to find success in their civil disobedience—whereas always before they were met with more and more police brutality and each effort frustrated.  But after this series of protests  many are calling for the defunding of the police.  And many heads have rolled.  Police chiefs themselves.  Police officers.  And the media has jumped on board the BLM success.

 

This is one of the biggest moments in American history: for the blacks.  And for all of us.  Someone has the courage to do what even many of the founding fathers called for even as they established the republic and the federal government: "a little revolution now and then is a good thing" (Thomas Jefferson, author of the declaration of independence and the Constitution)—as power would ultimately snowball—even in America—even with its Constitution and Bill of Rights.  The republic was in danger—from day one—of becoming much like who America had just beaten in a revolutionary war.  And it has.  “You can’t fight city hall” is a slogan that explains our current state and recent past.  And most people don’t even try.

 

But the blacks have persisted for decades now—knowing the true nature of power in the hands of the monied elite.  But they never had the success they had when recently one individual told them frankly: instead of shooting each other and burning down your own neighborhoods, why don’t you go to Beverly Hills and Santa Monica (and the like in each city) and protest and riot there?

 

And they did.

 

And history is being made.

 

Honestly, if the blacks, who are the only ones courageous enough to fight The Man (who keeps us all down or as chess pieces) decide that they want to be inclusive with whites and others who want to fight for Liberty and equality, they may be able to save us all from inevitable tyranny.