Kennedy and King Family Members and Advisors Call for Congress to Reopen Assassination Probes
Mark Crispin Miller writes: I’m proud to be among the signatories calling for a new investigation—a real investigation—of the four assassinations that created the America we’re living in today: a rogue state hooked on war, its people either crushed by poverty or struggling to get by, ripped off and poisoned by the same cartels, yet bitterly divided.
We’re on the brink today because we’ve all been living this Big Lie for over half a century: that the United States is a democratic republic, where government is chosen by the people in their own best interests, guided by great movements of dissent, and always well-informed by a free press.
This lie was traumatically exploded by those four assassinations, which made all too clear that the United States was to be governed not by We the People, through their duly educated votes, but by hidden interests using violence to wipe out any candidate or activist who might dare thwart their plans.
Although it’s long been crystal-clear to everyone who’s bothered to look into it, and even clear enough to most Americans, this fact has been perversely obfuscated both by “our free press” and in the nation’s schools at every level, through endless iteration of the state’s “lone gunman” narrative, with all contrary evidence ignored and/or derided as “conspiracy theory.”
Enough is enough. Please join us in demanding that this lethal cover-up now cease—because the truth will set us free, but only if we face it at long last.
PCR
1 comment:
Anybody who has seriously researched King’s assassination knows that James Earl Ray didn’t shoot King.
On 8 Dec 1999 a jury in Memphis Tennessee (six blacks and six whites) reached the verdict that Martin Luther King Jr. was killed as a result of a conspiracy involving the FBI, CIA, U.S. Army, and Memphis police, plus some organize crime figures. The conspiracy was led by then-FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, who had a flaming and obsessive hatred for King. (Hoover returned to hell on 2 May 1972.)
King was shot by a Memphis police officer and survived, but he was later murdered in hospital as he lay comatose.
The analysis below is good, albeit lengthy.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/who-killed-martin-luther-king-the-cover-up-of-the-century/5502343
See also
http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-plot-to-kill-martin-luther-king-survived-shooting-was-murdered-in-hospital-an-interview-with-william-pepper/5544005?utm_campaign=magnet&utm_source=article_page&utm_medium=related_articles
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