Brief
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
The claims the writer was given for John Fitzgerald Kennedy, in the order they were given.
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In 1962-10, the Cuban Missile Crisis began when President John F. Kennedy announced that the United States had discovered and photographed the setting up of Soviet medium-range missiles on the island of Cuba.
“The crisis was set off when President Kennedy announced that the U.S. had discovered and photographed the setting up of Soviet medium-range missiles on the island of Cuba.”
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During the Cuban Missile Crisis, President John F. Kennedy responded by sending U.S. warships to Cuba.
“Kennedy reacted by sending U.S. warships to Cuba.”
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According to European News, Pope Paul VI permitted John F. Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev to look at portions of the Third Secret of Fatima, which the Mother of God revealed to Lúcia (Fatima seer) on 1917-10-13.
“Pope Paul permitted not only Kennedy (who was a Catholic), but also Khrushchev, to look at portions of the third message of Fatima, which the Mother of God revealed to the young Portuguese girl Lúcia on October 13, 1917.”
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Archbishop Tarcisio Bertone's research found no evidence of a Vatican leak or support for Louis Emrich's claim that the Third Secret was shown to Nikita Khrushchev or John F. Kennedy.
“Archbishop Bertone's research has not revealed any evidence of a Vatican leak, or for Emrich's claim that the Secret was shown to Krushchev or Kennedy.”
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John F. Kennedy delivered a speech before the American Newspaper Publishers Association at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City about two weeks after the Brookings Report was delivered to the United States Congress.
“Just about two weeks later... He took the opportunity of a speech before the American Newspaper Publishers Association at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City to make the comments cited above.”
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On 1961-04-27, President John F. Kennedy stated that secrecy is repugnant in a free and open society and that the American people are inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, secret oaths, and secret proceedings.
““The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it.”—President John F. Kennedy, April 27, 1961”
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President John F. Kennedy said on 1961-04-27 that secrecy is repugnant in a free and open society.
“"The very word 'secrecy'" is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it." -President John F. Kennedy, April 27, 1961”
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President John F. Kennedy proposed shortly before his death that the United States and the Soviet Union should consider merging their respective space programmes.
“As we cited in the introduction, President John F. Kennedy had made a proposal shortly before his death that the United States and the Soviet Union should consider merging their respective space programs.”
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Richard C. Hoagland believes that John F. Kennedy's proposal to merge the United States and Soviet Union space programmes may have been the last straw that ultimately got him killed.
“Not only was this idea a radical one for its day given the deep suspicions both countries held of each other, but it may have been the last straw that ultimately got him killed.”
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Richard C. Hoagland considers John F. Kennedy's "The President and the Press" speech to have been responding directly to the Brookings Report's calls for NASA to consider suppression of the discovery of extraterrestrial artifacts.
“as if he was responding directly to the calls in the Report for NASA to consider suppression of the discovery of ET artifacts, Kennedy made a speech”
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John F. Kennedy's "The President and the Press" speech spoke of "secret societies" and the dangers of "excessive and unwarranted concealment" of things he felt the American people had a right to know.
“His opening comments, speaking of “secret societies” and the dangers of “excessive and unwarranted concealment” of things he felt the American people had a right to know”
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Richard C. Hoagland interprets John F. Kennedy's remarks on "secret societies" and "unwarranted concealment" as a direct reference to the recommendations contained in the Brookings Report.
“we take it as a direct reference to the recommendations contained in the Brookings Report”
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John F. Kennedy addressed a Joint Session of Congress and called for landing an American on the Moon before 1970, within a little over a month of his "The President and the Press" speech.
“Within a little over a month of drawing this important “line in the sand” Kennedy addressed a Joint Session of Congress and issued his ringing call for “landing an American on the Moon” before 1970”
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On 1961-05-25, John F. Kennedy said that the United States should commit itself to landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to Earth before the decade was out.
““First, I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the earth. No single space project in this period will be more impressive to mankind, or more important for the long-range exploration of space; and none will be so difficult or expensive to accomplish,” he said on May 25, 1961”
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Less than ten days after his May 25 public call to go to the Moon, John F. Kennedy secretly proposed to Nikita Khrushchev at the Vienna summit that the United States and the Soviet Union merge their space programs to reach the Moon together.
“less than ten days later, he *secretly* proposed to Khrushchev at their Vienna summit that the United States and the Soviet Union merge their space programs to get to the Moon together”
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Nikita Khrushchev turned down John F. Kennedy's offer to merge the US and Soviet space programmes, in part because he did not trust Kennedy after the Bay of Pigs invasion.
“Khrushchev turned Kennedy down, in part because he didn’t trust the young President after the Bay of Pigs fiasco”
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Nikita Khrushchev also rejected the offer because he feared the United States might learn technological secrets from the Soviet Union, which was still ahead in heavy-lift launch vehicles.
“also because he feared that America might learn too many useful technological secrets from the Russians (who were, clearly, still ahead in “heavy lift” launch vehicles”
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In August 1963, John F. Kennedy met with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in the Oval Office and secretly renewed his offer to merge the US and Soviet space programmes.
“In August 1963, he met with Soviet Ambassador Dobrinyin in the Oval Office and once again (secretly) extended the offer.”
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Nikita Khrushchev considered John F. Kennedy's August 1963 renewed offer more seriously than before, but ultimately rejected it.
“This time, Khrushchev considered it more seriously, but ultimately rejected it.”
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On 1963-09-18, John F. Kennedy met with NASA Director James Webb.
“On September 18, 1963, Kennedy then met with NASA Director James Webb.”
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According to NASA's official history of the Kennedy-Webb meeting of 1963-09-18, John F. Kennedy told James Webb he was thinking of pursuing cooperation with the Soviets as part of a broader effort to bring the two countries closer together.
“Kennedy told him that he was thinking of pursuing the topic of cooperation with the Soviets as part of a broader effort to bring the two countries closer together.”
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James Webb was unaware of John F. Kennedy's previous two private offers to Nikita Khrushchev, as they had been made in private talks with the Soviet premier.
“Webb would have been unaware of Kennedy’s previous two offers to Khrushchev, as they were made in private talks with the Soviet premier”
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John F. Kennedy asked James Webb whether he was sufficiently in control to prevent Kennedy being undercut in NASA if he pursued cooperation with the Soviets.
“He asked Webb, ‘Are you sufficiently in control to prevent my being undercut in NASA if I do that?’”
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James Webb recalled that John F. Kennedy told him he thought he should pursue cooperation with the Soviets and wanted to do it, rather than asking Webb whether he should.
“As Webb remembered that meeting, ‘So in a sense he didn’t ask me *if* he should do it; he told me he thought he should do it and wanted to do it…’”
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James Webb told John F. Kennedy that he could keep things under control within NASA regarding the cooperation proposal.
“Webb told the president that he could keep things under control.”
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Two days after his meeting with James Webb, John F. Kennedy went before the United Nations General Assembly and publicly repeated his offer of cooperation with the Soviet Union on space exploration.
“Kennedy then surprised the entire world when only two days later he went before the United Nations General Assembly and startlingly repeated his offer of cooperation, this time in public”
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On 1963-09-20, John F. Kennedy proposed to the United Nations General Assembly a joint US-Soviet expedition to the Moon.
“I include among these possibilities a joint expedition to the Moon.”
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NASA insiders immediately expressed public doubts that the technical integration problems of a joint US-Soviet Moon programme could be overcome.
“NASA insiders—as the President had feared—immediately expressed public doubts that the technical integration problems could be overcome”
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Republican Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona objected to John F. Kennedy's proposal for space cooperation with the Soviet Union.
“One of these objections came from a predictable source—Republican Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona.”
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Democratic Congressman Albert Thomas of Texas, a political ally of John F. Kennedy, made a strong protest against Kennedy's proposal for space cooperation with the Soviet Union.
“another, even stronger protest came from a close political *ally* of the President and Vice President—Democratic Congressman Albert Thomas of Texas.”
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On 1963-09-23, three days after his United Nations speech, John F. Kennedy personally wrote to Albert Thomas to reassure him that a separate American space programme would continue regardless of the outcome of negotiations with the Soviets.
“Kennedy personally wrote him on September 23, 1963 (just three days after his UN speech) to reassure him that a separate, American space program would continue, *regardless* of the outcome of negotiations with the Soviets”
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John F. Kennedy wrote to Albert Thomas that the renewed and extended purpose of cooperation was one more reason for moving ahead with the American space programme, rather than an excuse for slackening.
““In my judgment, therefore, our renewed and extended purpose of cooperation, so far from offering any excuse for slackening or weakness in our space effort, is one reason the more for moving ahead with the great program to which we have been committed as a country for more than two years.””
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Within a couple of weeks of his United Nations speech, lack of public support seemed to have scuttled John F. Kennedy's proposal for joint space cooperation, and Kennedy began publicly backing away from it.
“Within a couple of weeks, the lack of public support, even within the U.S., seemed to have scuttled the idea permanently, and Kennedy began to publicly back away from his own proposal.”
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On 1963-11-12, John F. Kennedy issued National Security Action Memorandum #271, titled "Cooperation With the USSR on Outer Space Matters."
“On November 12, 1963, Kennedy was suddenly reinvigorated about it and issued National Security Action Memorandum #271. The memo, titled “Cooperation With the USSR on Outer Space Matters,””
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The "Classification Review of All UFO Intelligence Files Affecting National Security" memo states that John F. Kennedy had instructed James Webb to begin the cooperative space programme with the Soviets, and that he wanted NASA fully briefed on the "unknowns" to help share this information with the Russians.
“He informs the CIA director that he has instructed Webb to begin the cooperative program with the Soviets (confirming the other, authenticated memo) and that he would then like NASA to be fully briefed on the “unknowns” so that they can presumably help with sharing this information with the Russians.”
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Sergei Khrushchev, in a 1997 interview given after his presentation at a NASA conference in Washington, DC, commemorating the fortieth anniversary of Sputnik, said his father Nikita Khrushchev decided in early November 1963 to accept John F. Kennedy's cooperation offer, having initially ignored it.
“Sergei Khrushchev, in an interview given in 1997 after his presentation at a NASA conference in Washington, D.C. commemorating the fortieth anniversary of Sputnik, confirmed that while initially ignoring Kennedy’s UN offer, his father Nikita changed his mind and decided in early November 1963 to accept it.”
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Sergei Khrushchev said in 1997 that his father decided that maybe he should accept Kennedy's offer, given the state of the space programmes of the two countries in 1963.
““My father decided that maybe he should accept (Kennedy’s) offer, given the state of the space programs of the two countries (in 1963),” Khrushchev said.”
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Sergei Khrushchev recalled walking with his father as they discussed his father's decision, and placed the timing of that decision at about a week before John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas, around 1963-11-12 to 1963-11-15.
“He recalled walking with his father as they discussed the matter, and went on to place the timing of his father’s decision as about “a week” before Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas, which would date it right around November 12-15.”
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A Mars-bound unmanned Soviet spacecraft code-named Cosmos 21 failed in low Earth orbit on 1963-11-11, exactly one day before John F. Kennedy's "Soviet Cooperation Directive" to James Webb.
“A Mars-bound unmanned spacecraft code-named “Cosmos 21” failed in low Earth orbit exactly *one day* (November 11) before Kennedy’s sudden “Soviet Cooperation Directive” to James Webb.”
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John F. Kennedy died on 1963-11-22, ten days after issuing National Security Action Memorandum #271.
“And, ten days later, Kennedy was dead.”
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By late 1963, John F. Kennedy's personal popularity with the American people had grown stronger, and his chances of re-election in 1964 looked increasingly good.
“By late 1963, Kennedy’s personal popularity with the American people had grown stronger, and his chances of re-election in 1964 looked increasingly good.”
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John F. Kennedy was generally unpopular in the South, but more popular in Texas due to Lyndon B. Johnson's influence, his showdown with Nikita Khrushchev over Cuba, and the money the space programme brought to Texas.
“While he was generally unpopular in the South, he was actually more popular in Texas because of Lyndon Johnson, his showdown with Khrushchev over Cuba, and the dollars the space program was bringing to Texas.”
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Richard C. Hoagland and Mike Bara have little doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald was in Dallas on the morning of 1963-11-22, that he was in the Texas School Book Depository sixth-floor window, and that he fired at John F. Kennedy.
“Let us start by saying that we have little doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald was in Dallas that morning, that he was in the Texas School Book Depository sixth floor window, that he certainly fired at the President and that he may have even fired the fatal shot.”
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Gordon Arnold said he did not know that President John F. Kennedy was in Dallas, Texas until he arrived there.
“He had no idea until he arrived that President Kennedy was in town.”
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Gordon Arnold said he then made his way to the picket fence area of the grassy knoll in Dallas, Texas, where he stood and waited for President John F. Kennedy's motorcade to pass.
“He then made his way down to the picket fence area of the so-called grassy knoll, where he stood and waited for the President's limo to come by.”
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In 1970, Beverly Oliver came forward claiming to be the "babushka lady" who was filming President John F. Kennedy when he was shot.
“In 1970, Beverly Oliver came forward to say she was the babushka lady, and that she had been filming the President when he was shot.”
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In frame-by-frame analysis of the Marie Muchmore film, the first spray of blood from President John F. Kennedy's fatal head wound is visible.
“In frame by frame analysis, you can even see the first spray of blood from the president’s fatal head wound.”
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Richard C. Hoagland considers the direction of the blood spray visible in the Marie Muchmore film inconsistent with the medical evidence indicating the fatal head shot came from behind President John F. Kennedy.
“This would seem to be inconsistent with the medical evidence that dictates the head shot came from behind”
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Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson stated the previous spring before the assassination that John F. Kennedy might visit Dallas, Texas in the summertime.
“The plans for Kennedy to go to Texas had been made the previous spring, when Vice President Lyndon Johnson stated that Kennedy might visit Dallas in the summertime.”
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The 1963 Texas trip was centred around a special testimonial dinner for Congressman Albert Thomas, who held the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) purse strings in Congress and whom John F. Kennedy admired.
“The trip centered around a special testimonial dinner for none other than Congressman Albert Thomas, the man who held the NASA purse strings and who Kennedy, by all accounts, adored.”
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John F. Kennedy was relieved that Congressman Albert Thomas had decided to run for re-election rather than leave an open seat in Congress.
“Kennedy was greatly relieved that he had decided to run for re-election and had avoided having an open seat in Congress to contest.”
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On the evening of 1963-11-21, John F. Kennedy was in a festive mood, praised Congressman Albert Thomas's contributions to the space programme, and called him a good friend.
“Kennedy was in a festive mood the evening of the 21st, pointing out Thomas’ many contributions to the space program (which he was now about to hand over to the Russians!) and declaring him to be a good friend”
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On 1963-11-21, John F. Kennedy joked to Congressman Albert Thomas's testimonial dinner audience about the "heaviest payroll" when referring to the upcoming launch of the world's biggest rocket booster.
““Next month, when the U.S. fires the world’s biggest booster, lifting the heaviest payroll into... that is, payload...” Here the President paused a second and grinned. “It will be the heaviest payroll, too,” he quipped. The crowd roared.”
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On 1963-11-21, John F. Kennedy said that the firing of the biggest booster would give the United States the lead in space, and credited the country's leadership in space to Congressman Albert Thomas.
““The firing of that shot will give us the lead in space,” the President resumed in a serious vein. “And our leadership in space could not have been achieved without Congressman Albert Thomas.”
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On 1963-11-21, John F. Kennedy quoted from the Bible, saying "Your old men shall dream dreams, your young men will see visions... Where there is no vision, the people perish," and said Albert Thomas was old enough to dream dreams and young enough to see visions.
“Your old men shall dream dreams, your young men will see visions, the Bible tells us. Where there is no vision, the people perish. Albert Thomas is old enough to dream dreams and young enough to see visions...”
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After his speech on 1963-11-21, John F. Kennedy departed, followed by Congressman Albert Thomas and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, who accompanied him aboard Air Force One to Dallas, Texas the next morning.
“Kennedy departed after his speech, followed soon by Thomas and Vice President Johnson. They both accompanied him to Dallas the next morning on Air Force One.”
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After the shooting on 1963-11-22, John F. Kennedy was rushed to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas but was already dead, and doctors tried in vain to revive him.
“After the shooting, Kennedy was rushed to Parkland Memorial Hospital, but was obviously already dead. Doctors tried in vain to revive him”
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The Houston Chronicle reported that Congressman Albert Thomas waited outside the Parkland Memorial Hospital emergency ward until word came that John F. Kennedy was dead.
“the *Houston Chronicle* noted that Congressman Thomas waited outside the emergency ward until word came that Kennedy was dead.”
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Lyndon B. Johnson took the oath of office aboard Air Force One on the evening of 1963-11-22 once John F. Kennedy's body was aboard.
“Later that evening, once Kennedy’s body was aboard Air Force One, Johnson took the oath of office.”
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In the weeks after the assassination, Lyndon B. Johnson made a show of arguing to continue John F. Kennedy's plans for Soviet cooperation in space.
“Over the next few weeks, Johnson made a show of arguing to continue Kennedy’s plans for Soviet cooperation in space.”
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Lyndon B. Johnson had enormous political capital in the weeks following the assassination of John F. Kennedy to continue any of Kennedy's initiatives that he chose.
“Keep in mind that Johnson had enormous political capital to continue any initiative of the martyred Kennedy that he so chose in those days and weeks following the assassination.”
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According to Saint John Hunt's account of his father's deathbed confession tape, E. Howard Hunt said that the Central Intelligence Agency operatives who planned and carried out the plot to kill John F. Kennedy, including Hunt himself, were all directed by one "top man": Lyndon Baines Johnson.
“The tape contains a remarkable “confirmation” in light of the completely independent evidence presented here that, above the CIA operatives (and contractors) who actually planned and carried out the plot to kill Kennedy, including E. Howard Hunt himself, they were all directed by one “top man.” Lyndon Baines Johnson.”
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Richard C. Hoagland speculates that if figures like Lyndon B. Johnson and Albert Thomas were willing to orchestrate the murder of President John F. Kennedy to protect the United States' space program, they must have expected to find extraordinary discoveries over the course of the space program's voyages.
“If men like Johnson and Thomas were willing to go so far as to orchestrate the murder of the President in order to protect the United States’ own, singular (and singularly expensive) space program, then they must have expected to find wonders beyond imagining over the course of their voyages.”
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Richard C. Hoagland asserts that the date 1969-07-20 (the Apollo 11 Moon landing) also has significance for secret societies that John F. Kennedy publicly criticised in his American Newspaper Publishers Association speech.
“a date which also has bizarre “significance” far beyond that moment and event for the very “secret societies” that Kennedy publicly decried at his American Newspaper Publishers Association speech”
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When John F. Kennedy took office in 1961, he moved to replace T. Keith Glennan and restructure the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to place a man on the Moon by 1970.
“When John F. Kennedy took office in 1961, he moved swiftly to replace Glennan and restructure NASA to accomplish one of the major goals of his Presidency: placing a man on the Moon by 1970.”
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John F. Kennedy appointed James E. Webb as the new Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on the specific recommendation of Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson.
“To this end, Kennedy (on the specific recommendation of Vice President Johnson100) appointed James E. Webb as the new Administrator.”
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Kennedy delivered his critical address to a joint session of Congress on 1961-05-25.
“it was now clear from the "ritual timing" of Kennedy's critical address to that joint Congressional session (May 25, 1961)”
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John F. Kennedy was murdered immediately after his repeated offer to share the priceless Nazi heritage with the Russians was finally accepted.
“No wonder Kennedy was murdered, immediately after his repeated offer to share this priceless "Nazi heritage" with their worst enemies, the Russians, was finally accepted.”
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The Apollo 12/Surveyor 3 landing site showed an exact alignment of Orion on the lunar horizon precisely as President John F. Kennedy called for sending a man to the Moon in May 1961, before any spacecraft had actually touched down there.
“With the discovery that this Apollo 12/Surveyor 3 site was, somehow, seen as “sacred” long *before* any spacecraft actually touched down—as gauged by the stunningly exact alignment of Orion on its lunar horizon, precisely as President Kennedy called for “sending a man to the Moon” in May of 1961”
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President John F. Kennedy addressed a Joint Session of Congress on 1961-05-25, formally announcing Project Apollo.
“Fig. 5-13 - President John F. Kennedy addresses a Joint Session of Congress, May 25, 1961 (inset) -- formally announcing Project Apollo.”
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Richard C. Hoagland considers the timing of Kennedy's 1961-05-25 Project Apollo announcement, coinciding with Orion's belt stars rising on the eastern lunar horizon at both the future Surveyor 3 site (landed 1967-04-20, Hitler's birthday) and the future Apollo 12 revisit site (1969-11-19), to be symbolic of resurrection, foreshadowing an unknown outcome.
“The announcement is timed as Orion’s (Osiris’) Belt stars rise precisely on the eastern lunar horizon, both at the future Surveyor 3 landing site (April 20, 1967 - Hitler’s birthday) and the *future* site of Apollo 12’s revisit (November 19, 1969). Disturbingly -- in a Space Agency filled with newly-imported Nazi scientists and engineers, the symbolism is again one of “resurrection.” Foreshadowing... what? (Hoagland)”
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Richard C. Hoagland concluded that Apollo 10 was prevented from carrying out a lunar landing it was capable of because it was not the ceremonially correct "time" yet, rather than for a canonical mission-planning reason.
“It finally occurred to Hoagland that there had to be a "hidden reason"—a ceremonial reason quite likely—why Apollo 10 was prevented from carrying out the Mission it was so capable of accomplishing, and thus achieving Kennedy's goal with plenty of margin for error if something went wrong.”
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Gene Cernan landed the Challenger near Camelot crater, echoing the Camelot theme that Jacqueline Kennedy had given to President John F. Kennedy's administration after his death.
“Cernan managed to land the *Challenger* near Camelot crater (wistfully echoing the theme that Jackie Kennedy had given President Kennedy's entire, brief Administration after his untimely death … the President who had made it possible for the Gene Cernan to even land here at all).”
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Richard C. Hoagland raises the question of whether Apollo was John F. Kennedy's ultimate "deep black mission," undertaken at the start of his administration, and whether his knowledge of it was the real reason for his assassination.
“If this *was* Apollo’s ultimate “deep black mission”—a Mission that John F. Kennedy was somehow convinced to undertake at the beginnings of his Administration—is this also, as we’ve asked earlier, the *real* reason for his murder?”
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Richard C. Hoagland speculates that John F. Kennedy's decision to propose sharing the lunar programme with the Soviet Union, negotiated with Nikita Khrushchev, may have led to his assassination.
“Did those protracted, behind-the-scenes negotiations with Nikita Khrushchev in the end, get him killed?”
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John F. Kennedy was killed approximately two months after his September 1963 United Nations proposition for a joint lunar expedition with the Soviets.
“Curiously enough, a mere two months following Kennedy's startling U.N. proposition, the President was killed.”
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John F. Kennedy announced his decision to send men to the Moon and return them safely to Earth within a decade in May 1961.
“President John F. Kennedy... to announce his historic decision to "send men to the Moon... and return them safely to the Earth... within a decade" in May of 1961.”
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At the United Nations on 1963-09-20, John F. Kennedy issued a public invitation to the Soviets offering a cooperative joint United States/USSR lunar expedition.
“at the United Nations on September 20, 1963, the President suddenly issued a public invitation to the Soviets only two years into the Apollo "race" to the Moon: an offer of a "cooperative, joint U.S./USSR lunar expedition."”
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On 1966-11-22, three years to the day from the assassination of John F. Kennedy, NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) released a Lunar Orbiter 2 image of the Moon showing the area near the crater Cayley B in the Sea of Tranquility (Mare Tranquillitatis).
“On November 22, 1966, three years to the day from the date President Kennedy had been killed, NASA released a Lunar Orbiter 2 image from the Moon in the vicinity of the crater Cayley B in the Sea of Tranquility.”
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After the 1961-07-13 Cape Cod Hyannis Kennedy out-of-body experience, Robert Monroe realized that Dwight D. Eisenhower was no longer President and had the deep conviction that John F. Kennedy had a psychic bodyguard.
“Lying in bed, thinking it over, I first realized that Eisenhower was no longer President, of course. I also suddenly had the very deep conviction that Kennedy had a psychic bodyguard (or rather mindguard).”
Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch20:18963-19159 opinion first hand
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After the 1961-07-13 Cape Cod Hyannis Kennedy out-of-body experience, Robert Monroe found a local newspaper reporting that John F. Kennedy was arriving in Hyannis, Massachusetts that afternoon, though he had not seen a paper for the previous two days.
“I got up and went downstairs, found the local paper, and on the front page was the story that Kennedy was arriving in Hyannis that afternoon. (I had not seen a paper for the past two days.)”
Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch20:19242-19427 testimony first hand
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Luis Elizondo believes the following US presidents were briefed in some way on UAP: Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Donald Trump.
“As far as I know, the following US presidents were briefed in some way: Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, LBJ, Carter, Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Trump.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch31:16189-16330 opinion first hand
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John F. Kennedy became angry at the Central Intelligence Agency and decided he wanted to break the organisation into a thousand pieces.
“which led John F. Kennedy to decide he wanted to blow the organization into a thousand pieces. He was really angry about it.”
The DANGEROUS Truth About UFOs - Ross Coulthart | DEBRIEFED ep. 76 2026-02-20 01:32:38.6-01:32:45.0 testimony first hand
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Ross Coulthart does not believe John F. Kennedy was killed by a lone assassin and considers the evidence for a conspiracy overwhelming.
“And I don't believe President Kennedy was killed by a lone assassin. I think there was a conspiracy and the evidence is overwhelming of that.”
The DANGEROUS Truth About UFOs - Ross Coulthart | DEBRIEFED ep. 76 2026-02-20 01:32:45.7-01:32:53.9 opinion first hand
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John F. Kennedy wanted nuclear weapons abolished, which was a source of conflict with nuclear-enthusiastic generals.
“He also wanted nukes to be gone. ... you have these, you know, generals who are like nuke happy”
The DANGEROUS Truth About UFOs - Ross Coulthart | DEBRIEFED ep. 76 2026-02-20 01:33:24.1-01:33:26.5 opinion first hand
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As early as 1953 Asket gave Billy Meier prophecies, including that two brothers running for president in America would be assassinated, naming that John Fitzgerald Kennedy would be killed in Dallas, Texas on a specified day.
“As early as 1953, She tells him about the assassination in America of two brothers who will be running for president. The date that it will happen, John Fitzgerald Kennedy will be killed in Dallas, Texas on this day.”
Revealing The Nordic Alien Prophecies - Michael Horn | DEBRIEFED ep. 92 2026-06-12 01:18:23.1-01:18:44.3 testimony
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Jonathan Caplan believes John F. Kennedy was interfering in the UFO situation because he was concerned that after the Bay of Pigs Invasion a UFO might be mistaken by the Russians, or vice versa, as an incoming ballistic missile, and he did not want that nuclear threat to exist.
“there is other evidence that Kennedy was interfering in the UFO situation because he was very concerned that after the Bay of Pigs that an a UFO might be mistaken by the Russians or vice versa as an incoming ballistic missile and he did not want that nuclear threat to exist”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 00:57:06.8-00:57:34.8 opinion first hand
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John F. Kennedy wanted greater cooperation and disclosure between the United States and Russia on the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) phenomenon.
“he wanted there to be greater cooperation greater disclosure between America and Russia on the UAP phenomenon”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 00:57:35.1-00:57:40.9 opinion first hand
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Jonathan Caplan considers that John F. Kennedy's wish for greater cooperation over UAP issues would not have been welcome to the Central Intelligence Agency, which had bent over backwards to denigrate the subject and keep it under wraps.
“Kennedy's wish that there should be greater cooperation over the serious UAP issues is something which would not have been welcome to the CIA who'd been bent over backwards to denigrate this subject and to keep it under wraps.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 00:58:57.9-00:59:18.4 opinion first hand
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The Lancer document is an overt expression of intention by members of the alleged Majestic 12 (MJ-12) group to murder the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy.
“It is chilling because it's an overt expression of intention by members of the alleged MJ-12 to murder the President of the United States.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:01:55.4-01:02:09.5 opinion first hand
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Lancer was the Secret Service code name for John F. Kennedy.
“The President Lancer, that was the code name, the Secret Service code name for JFK”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:02:10.9-01:02:16.0 administrative first hand
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The Lancer document states that John F. Kennedy was making inquiries which could not be allowed, and suggests action "critical to the continuance of the group".
“Lancer is making inquiries which we cannot allow and suggesting action, quote, critical to the continuance of the group.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:02:17.5-01:02:27.5 administrative second hand
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Marilyn Monroe was having an affair with President John F. Kennedy.
“Marilyn Monroe, who, of course, was the beautiful starlet who was having an affair with JFK, President Kennedy.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:07:51.3-01:07:57.4 administrative first hand
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John F. Kennedy knew about, and had been told about, the crashed craft matter that Dorothy Kilgallen had been leaked information on.
“We understand that Kennedy knew about this and he'd been told about it.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:09:00.2-01:09:06.2 hearsay second hand
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John F. Kennedy allegedly told others about the crashed craft matter, including Marilyn Monroe.
“He allegedly had told others about it, including Marilyn Monroe.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:09:07.2-01:09:10.3 hearsay second hand
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In the leaked wiretap document, Dorothy Kilgallen and another individual discuss Marilyn Monroe's dissatisfaction with the Kennedys and how she was about to leak secrets, including of John F. Kennedy's secret visit to an Air Force base where great secrets were being held.
“they're talking about Marilyn Monroe's dissatisfaction with the Kennedys and how she's about to leak secrets, even of his secret visit to an Air Force base where secrets, great secrets, were being held.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:09:42.4-01:09:55.6 hearsay second hand
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Jonathan Caplan is not saying that Marilyn Monroe or Dorothy Kilgallen were murdered by people trying to protect the secrets of John F. Kennedy or UFOs, but believes it should have been more fully investigated at the time.
“That's that's that's what I'm saying.”
Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 2026-06-18 01:11:30.9-01:11:32.1 opinion first hand
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The John F. Kennedy assassination records were released to the public without explanation of what the material means, and David Grusch, a former intelligence officer, has still not reached a conclusion about what happened to John F. Kennedy or whether the Central Intelligence Agency and organised crime killed him.
“I think the JFK files release, unfortunately, it was just released to the public. I think even as a former intel officer, I still haven't come to a conclusion. What happened to JFK? Did CIA and the mob kill him or what? It wasn't. It wasn't, you know, explained to us what all this means.”
David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 2026-08-13 00:27:57.8-00:28:14.0 opinion first hand