American Glory

I have just read a report that is stunning. Indeed, it's the only believeable report on the murder of John F. Kennedy that makes sense. The usual story is that as he rode in a parade in a Texas city, a man shooting from an office building at a distance shot him. There has always been a lot of questioning about that. So here's an analysis that makes sense. At the end of World War Two, American capitalists expected (and still expect) to rule the world. That was widely supported by most Americans -and especially by the military and by the usual American hitmen (through agencies like the CIA which was already murdering Priests, nuns and missionaries in Guatemala) and - by most Americans as a deserved glory, glory, glory. They would rule the whole world. They're still working on that. That's what all the Americans overseas are doing - murdering millions to put their survivors under the control of American capitalists. That was the theme of American settlers and capitalists. And it still is. But that was not the view John F. Kennedy had. Kennedy hated war. He had fought in World War Two. He had watched some of his crew dying when his torpedo boat was sunk by a Japanese destroyer. He had seen a world that repelled him. He was very different from most Americans. Starting from kindergarten, American children had been raised on the glory of war and conquest. In fact, all American wars from the earliest settlers (and those wars were almost constant - native peoples, what was early on was Mexico which lost what is now the American west coast. Mexico also lost Texas and other states. These were all wars of the rich - fought to make them even richer. By world war two, American capitalists were happily deep in blood after plundering and mass murder over Latin America (failing to get Canada but that's coming.) Though born into a wealthy family, Kennedy's war experience made him different from other presidents. He wanted nothing to do with using the presidency to please murderous billionaires. He wanted nothing to do with billionaires, and hit men, and CIA, and all the other groups kissed up to the billionaires and government thugs and the military that wanted more war and more death. He refused to have anything to do with them. In short, Kennedy hated war, all war. And that did not go down well with American capitalists and the military, and killer agents and of the American government. At the end of world war 2, they saw all this. And what they wanted was a war of mass killing ending with American billionaires owning the whole world. And Kennedy was in the way. There has always been doubt about his killer, the man with a rifle shooting from a high story. Indeed, he was shooting at rather a long range - and there has always been a doubt that he was shooting at all, that there was another sniper supplied with the same bullets that he had. And that is why the "sniper" was killed soon after. But one thing is certain. Immediately after the death of Kennedy, the whole American army, the CIA, all of the forces became world murderers - and they have been to this day. But