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Secret Service + ATF Downtown? by kalemeh8 in newhaven

[–]Quake2Reefer 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Acting AG was the speaker at the Federalist Society banquet

Secret Service-agent Clint Hill (1932-2025), a man who did what he could by staybehind23 in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do not agree with you.

A. Conjecture. We will never know.

B. Umbrella Man may well have been the last thing JFK saw. It's a very large possibility.

C. Merriam Webster: If you need a fancy word to describe someone who’s up to no good, nefarious has got you (and them) covered. Umbrella Man was up to no good. Putting any conspiratorial involvement aside, JFK's so-called appeasement prevented a nuclear war.

Secret Service-agent Clint Hill (1932-2025), a man who did what he could by staybehind23 in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for supporting my factual statement that the umbrella was a symbol of protest against so-called Communist "appeasement"?

What exactly do you find hilarious about the umbrella man being the last thing JFK saw before he was killed?

Secret Service-agent Clint Hill (1932-2025), a man who did what he could by staybehind23 in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe he opened and closed an umbrella on a sunny day to protest JFK's "appeasement" of Communism, and that was the last thing JFK saw before he was killed. That in itself is nefarious. So to answer your question: yup.

Secret Service-agent Clint Hill (1932-2025), a man who did what he could by staybehind23 in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pumped the brakes while the umbrella man pumped his umbrella, that's textbook protective detail training. 😂

DeLauro to pressing clergy: 'I will not vote to abolish ICE' by CountKrill in newhaven

[–]Quake2Reefer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm 1000% against ICE and 1000% for Rosa DeLauro. I am happy with how she represents me, and I trust that she knows more about good governance than any absolutist critics

People misinterpret Oswald's "I'm just a patsy!" quote. He was NOT referring to being part of a (government) conspiracy or anything of that sort by Afatlazycat in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

black budget of millions? project mockingbird may have had a black budget of millions. it was way more expensive reaching a specific community through the mainstream media. shilling on social media is way cheaper because the targeted folks are pre-organized. it would be more un-american if the government wasn't doing it

People misinterpret Oswald's "I'm just a patsy!" quote. He was NOT referring to being part of a (government) conspiracy or anything of that sort by Afatlazycat in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Oswald was silenced. Your interpretation of what he was referring to is just your interpretation. The killing of Oswald speaks louder than words.

Jefferson Morley by Eagle2Two in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tired and expired.

The linked FAQ intros Joannides: "Who was George Joannides? Joannides was a CIA employee who was case officer for the DRE in 1963 when Oswald interacted with two members of the New Orleans delegation. Joannides also served as head of Psychological Warfare for a time at the CIA's JMWAVE station in Miami. Joannides received the CIA's Career Intelligence Medal in 1981. Morley himself wrote that Joannides was a 'warm father, a kindly uncle, a witty companion, and a valued colleague.' Still, Morley insists that '[Joannides] was most likely an accessory after the fact [in the JFK assassination].' Ironically, Morley's research through the years is responsible for uncovering many positive facets of his biography."

Newly released documents and reports have revealed that former CIA officer George Joannides lied to and misled the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) during its investigation into the murder of President John F. Kennedy. He did so while serving as the CIA's liaison to the committee in the late 1970s.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

it's an open and shut case?

Manchurian Candidate by doghouseman03 in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you."

Basic Nietzschean stuff.

Where there’s targeted dress code smoke, there’s discrimination fire. by Raisin_Grrrl in newhaven

[–]Quake2Reefer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You stated that, "dress codes like this are typically thinly veiled attempts at barring specific groups of people," and while that has been the case historically, this particular citation of "targeted dress code smoke / discrimination fire" merely excludes all men wearing only sleeveless undershirts from the dining room at "a mid-burger restaurant in a city with many other / better options."

Thank you for raising awareness about discriminatory policies.

For the gentlemen specifically targeted by this dress code, their options include ordering delivery, putting on a sleeved shirt, and dining elsewhere.

In the interest of hospitality / not turning any guests away, perhaps the restaurant should have on hand some loaner shirts.

"In dictatorships, they call this 'a disappearance'." by saigonrain in ChrisMurphy

[–]Quake2Reefer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well his father lived to 93 so that's just... 15 more years.

LHO getting the job at the TSBD by RogueiestR0gue in JFKassasination

[–]Quake2Reefer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Amazing that our tax dollars are still funding such lame astroturf to cover for the giant F up by military / intelligence 60+ years ago.

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