JFK and the Unspeakable ... shows us just how much Kennedy achieved in his abbreviated presidency. And by doing that, the book reminds us of just what is possible in the realm of politics when a statesman has a vision of what the world can be. Douglass shows us that there can be little doubt that things would be different today if President Kennedy had lived. And it encourages us to remember his accomplishments as the highest example of what can be achieved when leaders set their minds to it.
—Oliver Stone, Foreword to the 2018 Russian Edition

“It is correct to say that a single event—the Chernobyl accident—has caused between 600,000 and a million cases of cancer and leukemia. The radio-cesiums are on the ground, and humans are committed to receive the doses from them. To the extent that a share of the dose has already been received, a share of the malignancies is already underway, even though they will not become manifest, clinically, for years.... We can predict with high confidence that an honest study of the proposed population sample will simply confirm—but decades from now—the magnitude of radiation production of cancer, a magnitude we know quite well prior to such a study.”
—John W. Gofman, MD, PhD, Sept 1986 American Chemical Society Symposium on Low-Level Radiation

Perhaps NPR will soon enlighten the American public by interviewing its new head honcho and asking him if he thinks Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning, by exposing America’s war crimes, and Edward Snowden, by exposing the U.S. government’s vast electronic surveillance programs of its own citizens, deserve to be jailed and exiled for doing the job the American mainstream “free press” failed to do. What NPR failed to do.
If you are wondering why we have had the Russia-gate hoax and who was responsible and are now involved in a new Cold War and a highly dangerous nuclear confrontation with Russia, read Lansing’s July 10, 2019 testimony before the House Appropriations Sub-Committee on State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs: “United States Efforts to Counter Russian Disinformation and Malign Influence.”

The warning is clear and dire—and the source unexpected. “This report unquestionably will fan emotions, raise fears, and bring demand for action,” the president of the American Petroleum Institute (API) told an oil industry conference, as he described research into climate change caused by fossil fuels. “The substance of the report is that there is still time to save the world's peoples from the catastrophic consequence of pollution, but time is running out.” The API president speaking those words was named Frank Ikard—and the year was 1965, over a half-century ago.

The following excerpt explores the question of how a contributing member of the New York Times staff that received the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting and a vaunted journalist, writer, activist, and clergyman, has failed throughout his long run “to say one word about the CIA’s assassination of domestic leaders, including President John Kennedy in 1963, the foundational event in the invisible government’s takeover of the United States?”

One of the main attributes of the film is that it uses some credible, and new, sources as interview subjects. And it bypasses the accepted mainstream historians who have, in reality, done little real research on JFK.... Where Taylor has really done some interesting work is in the direct witnesses he has secured.... It's quite a promising roster. And it does not disappoint.

The astronomical disparity between U.S. and Russian military priorities—comparatively, Russia currently spends seven-point-five percent of what constitutes our total U.S. military budget—needs to be stated over and over and over again; repetition is vital to foster understanding of how our world actually operates and is organized.

The murder of President Kennedy terminated the process of peace building with the so-called enemy because we, ordinary citizens, were not sufficiently aware and not sufficiently organized to demand that the pursuit of peace building and partnership continue. This is our responsibility—to understand President Kennedy’s legacy and to carry it forward.

We must rebel against willful U.S. criminal inaction on our ecological crisis threatening All Life on Earth. To change course away from mass extinction we can accelerate the shift from domination to partnership cultural evolution.

Privilege is the first and most basic violence asserted in a society. It kills the human spirit. It creates the rage that leads to all the other violence, historically. So if you end that privilege, if you restore justice, then you restore hope. (Sep 11 Critical Analysis, 02-16-02)
When I worked in the anti-psychiatry movement, John Parkin said he wanted to start a national campaign to abolish paranoia by elevating it to realistic fear. There isn’t a term in the English language that’s the opposite of paranoia, unless it’s just complacency. But there isn’t healthy or realistic fear that maybe somebody is doing something to you. William S. Burroughs said, that paranoia is having all the facts. (Are You Scared Yet?, 1996)

It is time we represent ourselves, and decide how to spend “our money”. Direct allocation of taxes will be a major first step in creating a real democracy here, because one function will be to fund the other necessary aspects of returning the making and breaking of laws to the people as well. Political parties will no doubt propose that all their members allocate the funds according to their ideas. I hope the people will ignore them.

To know the truth — as opposed to only believe the truth — is to face an awful terror and to be no longer able to evade responsibility. It is precisely in moving from belief to knowledge that the citizen moves from irresponsibility to responsibility, from helplessness and hopelessness to action, with the ultimate aim of being empowered and confident in one's rational powers.

William S. Burroughs said, that paranoia is having all the facts. My purpose isn’t to make other people paranoid. My purpose is to hopefully enlighten people about what’s happening around them and what they ought to be putting their focus on.

“Suicides are still a major problem during and after wars. There were 150,000 suicides—three times as many as the combat deaths in Vietnam—in the first six years. Afterwards they cut off the statistics.”
—John Judge, Committee for High School Options & Information on Careers, Education and Self-Improvement

Working on climate change without working on Paradigm Change would be a grave mistake. We need a mental and behavioral shift away from the prevailing paradigm of domination, dehumanization, and greed, the symptoms of which are everywhere on planet Earth, our Mother.

An analysis of the steadfast denial of the actual foundations and development of U.S. society and culture is explored here with regard to the catastrophic, accelerating changes to Earth’s climate reaching critical mass in recent decades.

There Were Two Conspiracies in the Kennedy Assassination: The First Was to Murder the President. The Second Was to Pretend There Was a Full and Complete Investigation.

In the 1960’s an anti-war movement INSIDE THE MILITARY emerged that altered the course of history. Yet today few people know about the GI movement against the war in Vietnam.

“Gaeton was fearless, a warrior whose only weapons were eloquent words based on intensive, unbiased research.”
—Marie Fonzi

“Government officials and mainstream media elites are denying the U.S. American people the basic information they need to make sense of one of the most consequential conflicts in the world.”
—FILMMAKERS' STATEMENT

“We always said that we have been told and understand that we’re relatives. Where our white brother will talk about water and trees and animals and fish as resources we talk about them as relatives. That’s a whole different perspective. If you think that they’re relatives and you understand that then you’re going to treat them differently.”
—OREN LYONS

Unprecedented Conflict of Interest: Amazon CEO Bezos owns the Washington Post
and serves US Intelligence Community + both excel at collecting global data and
keeping secrets = merging corporate-state ever tighter = objective fascism.

In order to have real democracy, economic justice, peace and a unified society, we have to both envision our own liberation in our time and take back our history, power and moral integrity

The United States is a thoroughly militarized culture, all the more dangerous because we don’t know it.

Black Op Radio continues to investigate the 1960s political assassinations in America on the occasion of their 50th anniversary.

The global danger inherent in nuclear weapons has increased exponentially with the advent of computers and more recently of AI – artificial intelligence

How Will We Challenge Militarism, Racism, and Extreme Materialism?

A president was murdered by our own government agencies because he was seeking a more stable peace than relying on nuclear weapons.

An invitation to explore the unknown possibilities of existence through the process of exercising our imagination and intelligence to visualize what an actual democracy would look like today

How a society defines economic terms and relationships will determine who controls it.

The key to peace-making is recognizing the humanity of the enemy.

An unparalleled historian of the US National Security State, Judge was an exemplar earthling, his loyalty to the human race.

Historical truth is the polestar which guides humankind when we grope for direction to help guide us through the thick morass of current crises.

I found these assassinations to be Rosetta stones whose close inspection and study revealed the whole and made history comprehensible instead of confusing and disempowering.

World Mobilization: eliminate nuclear weapons, phase out nuclear reactors ending mass-production of high-level nuclear wastes, and halt all uranium mining worldwide.

We can not hope for an Obama and we can not fear a Donald Trump, rather we should build it ourselves.

Its so limiting to say the CIA killed JFK; the CIA-did-it is just another level of the onion peeling, which all goes back to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Kennedy’s turn towards peace and disarmament, after the near holocaust of the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 16 to 28 1962, led to his assassination.

it is possible to speak through media directly into people’s heads and then, like some otherworldly magician, leave images inside that can cause people to do what they might otherwise never have thought to do

We are now in deep, deep, deep debt. It has been but a few thousand years, this idea of civilization.

Activate and respect our intelligence and activate the thinking process so that it’s going the way we want it to be because that’s why it was given to us

man-made radioactive matter lasts far longer than proto humans first appearance on Earth

Dick Cheney and his minions have brought the art of lying to a new level. Inevitably, the Jewish Lobby in America, AIPAC in particular has got to be there [calling for war in Iraq].

Social justice, more than anything else, is a struggle against double talk, against hypocrisy, against exceptionalism, against deception.

The scale of this information leak is unprecedented: 2.6 terrabytes of data, 11.5 million documents, 214,000 letterbox companies.

To this day, the people of the United States have never had a full accounting of all that has been done in our name as part of an apparently endless war on terror.

True compassion comes to see that an edifice which produces beggars needs restructuring.

Any nuclear war will be a mass extinction event that ENDS human history.

Colonization, Dispossession, Genocide Forms the Core of US History, the Very Source of the Country’s Existence

1993 investigation of a level of institutional racism that directed multi-generational decision-making by authorities in U.S. Army Intelligence

Phoenix was the silver lining in the Vietnam debacle, fulfilling its destiny in the wake of 9/11 to become the template for policing the empire and fighting its eternal War on Terror

Continuity of Government plans began in the 1982 Doomsday Project composed of public & private figures including Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan: trained by coercive persuasion techniques to serve as distractor at RFK’s assassination

Roland Shepherd is one of the few people still living who personally witnessed the assassination of Malcolm X in the Audubon Ballroom

search: "Operation Northwoords" "Operation Gladio" "TPAJAX" "Gulf of Tonkin" "strategy of tension"

1946: Eisenhower insisted scientists be given greatest possible freedom to conduct research under conditions increasingly framed by “fundamental problems” of the military