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"Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Reflects On The Assassination Of JFK & RFK"

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reflects on the assassination of his father, RFK, and his uncle, JFK.

What is worth risking your life for?

2024 Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can unflinchingly and unequivocally answer that question: For Freedom. For Health.For All Life.

RFK Jr.’s uncle JFK and father RFK were aware that they might have to pay the ultimate price for standing for what they believed. RFK Jr. is cut from the same cloth of integrity and is stepping forward in a courageous stance to expose the corruption of Empire.

https://nypost.com/2023/05/07/robert-ke ... ssination/
Robert Kennedy Jr. blames CIA for JFK assassination, fueling controversial claim

seems to be about a 60 year cooling off period for a conspiracy theory based on undeniable fact to work its way into mainstream acceptance. about the time it takes for everyone involved to have died off.

^^^
yep...

https://choiceclips.whatfinger.com/2023 ... president/

Russell’s big conversation this week is with presidential candidate in 2024, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Together, they delve into some of the most controversial topics of our time, including the assassination of JFK, the true nature of the pandemic, and the war in Ukraine. Whether you’re a political junkie or simply interested in learning more about the issues shaping our world, this conversation is a must-listen!

drstrangelove » Sun May 14, 2023 6:16 pm wrote:seems to be about a 60 year cooling off period for a conspiracy theory based on undeniable fact to work its way into mainstream acceptance. about the time it takes for everyone involved to have died off.

Conspiracy becomes fact one funeral at a time.
(apologies to Max Planck)

^^^
So generational trauma.

Grizzly » 15 May 2023 09:09 wrote:^^^
So generational trauma.

There's a quote about new scientific information taking a generation to become accepted as the old people who supported the previous belief system die off.

it must have been Max Planck who first said it.

^^Yup. It's usually paraphrased as "science advances one funeral at a time", but the actual quote is "a new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it".

And, of course, it doesn't help that anyone affiliated with a university or has a job with those who often find the scientific status quo convenient and profitable. In the conditions under which scientists work today, it might take more than a generation, if ever. This is happened in every field, even, unfortunately, healthcare. Doctors who are in the system cannot deviate from the standard protocols set by the facilities that employee them. It's hard to find an independent doctor these days, and, if you do, they're probably pretty old. What we're experiencing and having to deal with today even on an individual basis is only leading us further into dystopia.

^^^^

Bravo! Very pithy. Thank you, Pele D.

You're welcome, Grizz, and thanks for the compliment.

This Noel Philips character is the most awful interviewer I've EVER listened to. Do not recommend.* I'm starting to feel like Bobby isn't getting any traction. Maybe, it's to late?


*by all means watch this video, but his (Phillips ) approach and questions; monologue was very sloppy. I sensed that Kennedy caught it too. And realized mid interview this guy was a perhaps, 'sent'. In other words on a mission to sabotage.