And so I decided that I had to tell the public and get people in the right track, which is,

the right track is don't believe anybody.

Don't believe me. Don't believe George Bush. Don't believe

anyone. You got to go out and you got to get proof in your hand before you can believe

anything. And to do otherwise today is the biggest mistake anyone can ever make.

You begin believing people, putting your trust in them,

that they're telling you the truth,

I guarantee you you're going to take a ride on a roller coaster you don't want to be on.

Now this controversy, and I say the very understatement controversy,

it also is now... understatement controversy. Yes.

It also is now extending based on some things that you're revealing into the Kennedy assassination.

Yes, in the set of documents, which really was literally two or three file cabinets of documents called Operation majority.

I saw documents which told me what happened in Dallas and why.

And basically what these documents said was that the intelligence community felt that

John F. Kennedy was a threat to the national security.

Which translated it into reality means was a threat to the new world order the one world government which they were

actively

in the process of forming.

Was there anything on record that indicated that he was out to, well things that he did

would threaten that New World Order?

Oh, absolutely.

He had written an executive order I don't remember

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