Well if Biden man was an actor / clone and it can be proven … Trump usually has the answer before he speaks … But folks are gonna use this post against him calling him crazy and demented… but perhaps that’s when he pulls the rabbit out of the hat!! This is gonna be fun to watch!
My wife has Parkinson’s and is having some form of dementia PDD. She was on a statin for many years a relatively high dose. My doc put me on a statin but when I did some research I took myself off. I convinced my wife about 3 years ago to get off the drug. I am sure the years of statin use caused the onset of PK and PDD. She has what is considered high cholesterol but when an ultrasound was given at her annual heart exam her arteries are clean as a whistle! We are now on a keto diet. Lots of eggs meat and butter.
I asked Grok for a synopsis of the newly released documents here is the reply: The recent release of approximately 10,000 pages of documents related to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) on June 5, 1968, ordered by President Donald Trump under Executive Order 14176 on January 23, 2025, has provided new details but no definitive bombshells that fundamentally alter the established narrative. Below, I summarize key findings from the declassified files, focusing on any surprising or notable elements, while critically examining the information for potential gaps or inconsistencies.web2 Key Details from the Released Documents 1.Sirhan Sirhan’s Motives and Writings: •The documents include handwritten notes by Sirhan Sirhan, the convicted assassin, explicitly stating his obsession with killing RFK. He wrote that RFK “must be disposed of” and described his “unshakable obsession” with the act. •Sirhan, a Palestinian Christian, expressed anger over RFK’s support for Israel, particularly following the 1967 Six-Day War. A newspaper article about RFK’s pro-Israel stance was found in Sirhan’s pocket at the time of his arrest, and he later admitted this fueled his hatred. •Surprising Element: Sirhan’s notes also include a broader call for the “overthrow of the current president” (Lyndon B. Johnson at the time) and pledges of support for communist Russia and China. This suggests a more complex ideological motivation beyond his stated anti-Zionist beliefs, potentially pointing to radical political influences not fully explored in earlier investigations. 2.Rumors of Prior Threats: •FBI documents reveal interviews with tourists who, in May 1968, heard rumors in Israel that RFK had been shot or that assassination attempts had occurred in places like Milwaukee or Nebraska. These rumors predate the actual assassination by weeks. •Surprising Element: The State Department cables, as noted by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, include foreign governments discussing RFK’s assassination before it happened, raising questions about whether intelligence agencies had prior knowledge or if these were speculative rumors. This could suggest lapses in security or unheeded warnings, though the documents don’t confirm actionable intelligence. 3.Near-Massacre Threat: •The files describe a plot by an individual who threatened to board RFK’s funeral plane, potentially targeting the Kennedy family in a broader attack. This was thwarted, but it highlights the intense hostility surrounding RFK’s death. •Surprising Element: The existence of this secondary threat is a new detail, indicating that the assassination may have been part of a broader climate of targeted violence against the Kennedys, possibly beyond Sirhan’s lone actions. It raises questions about whether other actors or groups were involved, though no concrete links are established in the released files. 4.Autopsy and Ballistic Evidence: •Newly released autopsy images and diagrams confirm that the fatal shot entered RFK’s head behind his right ear at a distance of approximately one inch, consistent with Chief Medical Examiner Thomas Noguchi’s 1968 findings. •The documents reaffirm that Sirhan was in front of RFK, raising ongoing questions about how he could have fired the fatal shot from such close range behind RFK’s ear. This fuels speculation about a second gunman, a theory supported by RFK Jr. and others. •Surprising Element: Acoustic evidence from a 1968 audio tape (the Pruszynski tape) suggests 13–14 shots were fired, while Sirhan’s .22-caliber revolver held only 8 bullets. This discrepancy, noted in the files, strengthens claims of additional shooters, though no new evidence definitively confirms this. 5.Conspiracy Theories and Second Gunman Claims: •The documents do not resolve persistent conspiracy theories, particularly those involving a second gunman or figures like security guard Thane Eugene Cesar, who was behind RFK and armed at the time. Cesar’s ownership of a .22-caliber pistol and inconsistencies about its sale (he claimed to have sold it before the assassination, but records show the sale occurred months later) remain suspicious but unproven. •Allegations of CIA involvement or a “Manchurian candidate” scenario (where Sirhan was programmed to kill) are mentioned but lack substantiation in the new files. •Surprising Element: RFK Jr.’s vocal support for these theories, including his claim that Cesar, not Sirhan, killed his father, is indirectly bolstered by the autopsy and ballistic inconsistencies. However, the files do not provide new evidence to confirm his assertions, leaving these claims speculative. 6.LAPD Handling of Evidence: •The files highlight past criticisms of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), including claims by witness Paul Schrade (who was wounded in the shooting) that the LAPD destroyed evidence, hid ballistic data, and covered up signs of a second gunman. •Surprising Element: The controversy over RFK’s blood-stained clothing being displayed at a 2010 conference in Las Vegas, noted in the files, underscores ongoing issues with evidence preservation and raises questions about the integrity of the investigation. Critical Analysis and Outstanding Questions •Lack of Resolution on Second Gunman: Despite the detailed autopsy and acoustic evidence, the documents neither confirm nor debunk the second gunman theory. The absence of new ballistic analysis or witness testimonies leaves this as a persistent gap. The claim of 13–14 shots versus Sirhan’s 8-bullet revolver is compelling but not conclusive without further forensic data. •Pre-Assassination Rumors: The reports of foreign governments discussing RFK’s assassination beforehand are intriguing but vague. Were these credible threats ignored, or merely rumors amplified by the era’s political tensions? The files don’t clarify, suggesting either intelligence failures or overblown speculation. •Sirhan’s Ideological Breadth: His support for communist powers like Russia and China is a surprising addition to his known anti-Zionist motives. This could indicate external influences or radicalization, but the files don’t explore whether Sirhan had connections to broader political networks. •Remaining Files: Approximately 50,000 pages related to RFK’s assassination remain unreleased, according to some sources. What these contain—whether routine records or more sensitive intelligence—remains unknown, fueling speculation about withheld truths. •Establishment Narrative: The official narrative—that Sirhan acted alone—remains intact, but the new details (e.g., shot count discrepancies, pre-assassination rumors) challenge its completeness. The lack of definitive evidence for a conspiracy could reflect either a thorough investigation or a deliberate cover-up, as critics like RFK Jr. argue. Surprising Highlights •The pre-assassination rumors reported by foreign governments and tourists suggest a possible intelligence lapse or a highly charged rumor mill, neither of which was adequately addressed at the time. •Sirhan’s broader ideological statements (supporting communist regimes) add complexity to his motives, potentially pointing to unexplored influences. •The near-massacre threat against the Kennedy family on the funeral plane is a chilling new detail, hinting at a wider scope of danger. •The acoustic evidence of 13–14 shots remains a strong point of contention, supporting conspiracy theories but lacking conclusive proof. Conclusion The released documents provide fresh insights into Sirhan’s motives, pre-assassination rumors, and ballistic discrepancies, but they stop short of rewriting the history of RFK’s assassination. The most surprising elements—foreign rumors, a potential family-targeted attack, and Sirhan’s communist sympathies—raise questions about the broader context of the killing but don’t confirm alternative narratives. The unresolved issues, particularly around the second gunman theory and unreleased files, suggest that the full truth may still be obscured, whether by design or oversight. Scholars and researchers will likely need months to fully parse the 10,000 pages, and the remaining 50,000 pages could hold further surprises.
Big build up for the first drop. I am personally disappointed as this for the first bit of news after he went into hiding. Yes he said there would be more but why not lead off with something no one knew about? Like others on this board have known about and yes it has even made the news … so this was known.
When I was a kid I had Chicken pox, measles, mumps and I too had the polio shot. Faired ok throughout life (no other vaccines) until late 60s when I started to get hives after a bout with strep every year. Cured with D3, quercetin and zinc and a proper diet. Later added ivermectin once per week as a prophylactic. Now doing low carb mostly canavore. 77 now and feel great. No covid vaccines.
CPS IS CORRUPT! They don’t investigate properly before acting! They take the word of the accuser as fact and don’t follow thru speaking with the accused. What happens to the children that are never returned to their innocent parents? What happens to the children that are placed in foster homes?
The bed rock was melted. Only a nuke could do that! I have photos that show the large crater being filled in with concrete. Not sure how to post. It was a fusion? blast. Not my idea. Dimitri Kahlezov made the presentation. Trying to find the presentation. Some of the data has disappeared from the internet.
Religion of peace ? … Nope !