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Josh January 23, 2017 at 12:56 pm.
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JoshSome of you might find this interview article interesting from POV of a glimpse into the personality of a retired, medium level exec, real CIA woman from 1960s:
http://www.history-matters.com/essays/frameup/WhatJaneRomanSaid/WhatJaneRomanSaid_1.htm
She focuses a lot on first making sure no mistakes can be pinned on her personally. Seems to be dominated by a pro-job focus.
At another extreme is the woman in this video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iabXbtn5mUE&t=199s – she is an insignificant CIA widow of Bill Harvey who was a huge deal, black ops counter-intel head, and likely one of the people involved in planning the murder of JFK. Harvey, also ex-FBI, killed many people himself – was that type of agent. She rips into JFK/Jackie as people who deserved to be hurt and the substance of her criticism seems to be that they didn’t follow the expected rules. It’s somewhat like an interview one would expect from the loyal widow of a Sicilian mafia don.
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JoshYes, those videos have a sneaky content link. The section of the CIA that Roman admits was hiding its Oswald file from the outer ring of the CIA was run at that time by Harvey.
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JoshIt was dealing with a plan to get back in the fall of Castro govt. David Atlee Phillips plan to pin the JFK assassination on Oswald, detailed in Veciana’s interview, fits in as part of that. Linking Oswald, undercover to Fair Play for Cuba, fits in as part of that. CIA & FBI higher ups all knew that Oswald was undercover with Fair Play for Cuba and his trip to Mexico City. They had no confusion about who was directing Oswald, nor any belief that he acted on his own, and of course they knew about their own fabrication of many pieces of evidence to try and link him to the crime and coverup the other actual shooters and their location – from an area where no Dallas PD, Secret Service, or FBI were officially assigned, but where several witnesses claim that were ordered out of the way by men with badges claiming to be agents…they Could of been fake agents, but even in 1963, one doubts whether it was normal to have no security would have posted to a bluff with good shooting cover, right beside the open limo route, backing on a parking lot and a railroad tracks. Security was not *that bad* in 1963…
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JoshThis page is freaky to me because this guy Eaglesham is clearly trolling. He was one of the people investigating forensic evidence that Pitzer was clearly murdered and the FBI covered it up. And here is there saying he changed his mind for no clear reason, and complaining that the Special Ops guy who felt very passionately he had been asked to murder Pitzer and declined is not credible because he misremembered the middle initial on some other dude’s name. He gives non answers to questions that are exactly like the trolls following me around.
Was the original Alan Eaglesham “disappeared” by the FBI??
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?/topic/726-william-bruce-pitzer/
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JoshAllan Eaglesham.
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JoshOf course the name “All an Eagle sham” is odd to begin with, so…maybe it was an attempted leak that got nixed.
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JoshThe facts I know about your history and other matters, have led me to entirely discount the “Russian/KGB” story in your history, except to the extent that there was some kind of secret partnership going on between CIA/KGB or MI6/KGB where they were doing endorsed things in partnership. So I’m wondering if the embedded text in the tweet below
https://twitter.com/GeorgeLakoff/status/823327931145416704 represents a different view.-
JoshCould have been a CIA/FBI practice, especially during the Cold War, to make a “Russia did it cover” story for false flag attack crimes that they wanted to do for selfish reasons. Whereas a traditional false flag is designed to be exposed and blamed on the enemy, a false flag cover story is designed to stay secret, with an option to blame it on the enemy if it somehow gets exposed. U were given cover stories over and over again in that way.
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