When Stephanie Miller initially said she was going to have Former Minnesota Governor, Jesse Ventura, on her show talking about the Kennedy assasination conspiracy- - I was a little dubious. Venture has less than a steller reputation for "statesmanship" shall we say. But as you know I am a man of Facts, and if the facts that Jesse enumerated on this mornings show are true- - then we've got a major Problem. Let's take a look at the medical evidence, which is the most cmpelling. The back of President Kennedy's head was blown off. The Zapruder film shows bloody fragments of the Presidents brain exploding backwards and the President's head being thrown backwards. Some say "Well, it's just the autonomic nerve reflex or something". This is silly on its face because the President no longer had a brain to have "autonomic reflexes". There is an obvious entry wound in the front of the neck- - and an obvious gigantic blow-out wound in the back of the head. The doctors and nurses at Parkland Hospital in Dallas all agree to these stipulations. Unfortunately the body was whisked away- - on the Presidential plane that very afternoon - - to Washington, so there was no time for a proper post mortum. We have the fact that the gun was too long to be carried under Oswald's arm, as proposed- - because apparently the gun won't disassemble to that sort of a length. We have the problem that the gun site was off- - - and had to be "corrected" before any bullistics tests could even be run. We have the fact that as far as we can tell- - one minute later Oswald was on the first floor of the School Book Depository building eating his lunch, which I was always told- - was fried chicken. Ventura said that Oswald was drinking a Coke when asked by a cop what he was doing in the building. Since cops seem to have Radar about these things- - I can only assume that Oswald was calm and not answering strangely. But they had to expunge the Coke from the records because- - it would "make it too long for Oswald to get down to the lunch room from the sixth floor". Ventura said the gun originally tested clean but later a palm print of Oswalds showed up. Of course- - I guess a corpse is easier to lift a palm print off of rather than a living person who won't cooporate, and Jack Ruby took care of that problem. It's a fact that people were running tword the grassy knoll. We know there is a white wall there and the sound from gun fire may have richochetted off the wall- - giving a false impression of the source. Perhaps. There is another problem. There would have been a notibly easier shot for shooting at the President if he merely went around the other corner and shot the President at shorter range while he was approaching rather than departing and almost out of range. One TV movie discussed this. There are alleged fuzzy photos of Howard Hunt at the grassy knoll. But then we have the nature of the bullets themselves- - that were designed to explode inside the President's head. The gun Oswald allegedly fired couldn't handle that kind of bullets. Then there are those who bring in Cuba and the Bay of Pigs and Watergate. On one of the tapes President Nixon said that the warren commision was a major pack of lies. There was some college commencement speech Kennedy gave where he talked about World disarmment and the end to the Cold War. There is also National Security Memo 263 about pulling all of the troops out of Viet Nam. But the thing is people will ignore all of these facts because they have that Belief- - and that's all it is- - that anybody who disputes the Warren Comission is a "Conspiracy Nut" and of course that's the last thing they want to be accused of.
The tea party isn't doing all that well. The lie was told on Fox News (chief hatcher of lies) that Consumer Reports had stated and advised people not to go on the Obama Health Care Site, when Consumer Reports had to issue a denial of this statement. Now in Utah there is a battle between Oren Hatch, the senior senator of Utah, and Mike Lee, the Junior senator- - over the place of tea party government in politics. Oren Hatch has trouble buying into all this right wing rhetoric. It seems that 51% of the people of Utah disprove of the job Mike Lee has done as senator. He's known for his "Ted Cruz Jr" speeches. Of course we know that Mitch Mc Conell will be "primaried" from the right. (Don't you hate these loathsome noun-verbs) Of course the tea party has accused the Affordable Care Act of being "a failure" long before it ever went into effect on October first, 2013. This one lady was verbally jousting with the Kentucky governor, who is a strong proponet of the Affordable Care Act. She kept going on about how the thing is a failure and the web site is a failure and how President Obama is a failure. No matter what facts you give these people they just keep brushing them aside. Right now everybody wants to throw out every member of Congress, which is fine with me. Such rosey predictions have ways of evaporating away, though.
Christianity claims it relies on "indisputable facts" and among these are that "No Bible prophecy has ever failed". Suppose I could show you you were wrong. Gene Scott once read from scripture (and I've never be able to find it) where Jehovah himself said "I know in the past I sollemly promised to you thus and so -- but Now I say unto you - - (something else). Jacob prophesyed over grandsons Ephriam and Manasseh saying that Ephriam, although the younger son, would grow up to be much greater. As you might guess- - this proved NOT to be the case. Ephriam turned out to be an obscure city- - where Manasseh turned out to have vast tracts of land in the Northern Empire- - and became very dominent. But we have another one. Remember when Ishmeal was prophesyed over concerning "You will become a mighty nation with Twelve Princes ruling over the people". The last we hear of the "Ismaelites" is in Genisis 37, so far as I know, was when they were in a Caravan headed on their way to Egypt- - apparently never to be heard from again. And we are told that Repentance is the key. I didn't get much wrong in my Prophecy book but there is one thing I'd like to take back. I said that Josiah was a righteous king and that he "Went down to his grave in peace". This is false. Josiah was so cncerned about the military stance of his nation that the King went out to the Front himself, which Kings rarely do - - and that he was killed by a wayward arrow someone had just fired randomly. Josiah served 22 years and was the most thorough purgers of "religious impurity" in the nation of Israel they'd ever had. He lasted 22 years. His wicked predecessor reigned 57 years and in fact was the longest reigning King that Judah ever had. Preachers love to talk about "false repentance". We told you about Judas. Unlike Peter he identified himself to the Authorities as a disciple of Jesus when he repuliated his act of Betrayal and threw down the money coins in disgust. He also said "I have betrayed innocent blood". Peter on the other hand- - denied even knowing Jesus three times- - and if he repented it was done Privately. Of course according to Luke, the whole scenario never occurred at all. So right there in one of the most key acts in history- - you have two sources diamatrically condradicting themselves.
The very idea of life after death was something I strongly believed in, and thought I had the Math to back me up using conventions such as "hyperspace' and the like. It turns out on reexamining the Math- - and the Logic behind the Math- - that the Math proved just the opposite- - that there is no Afterlife- - or consious existance in a disembodied state full of "pure mental energy" or whatever. Of course- - as you know the Egyptian god Orion, the hunter and "Lord of the Underworld" - - - is the name applied to the Orion Federation, and one might presume that "Whoever gave it that name" wanted to somehow highlight the idea that people who went there were somehow in the "Realm of the Dead". I have posed a problem that I cannot solve. But the thing is I'll admit it, and the other side won't. But just by the way of comic relief here are two more rock group identies. The Talking Heads are Agathenian. And the Agathenians according to Romulans I talked to yesterday- - are in fact some unidentified star in the Romulan Empire though most certain bear no racial similarity to the Romulans. We have one more group to add to the "Berlin group" - - Soft Cell. I don't think we've ever included them before.
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