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The BOMBSHELL Tape just released by Billy Sol Estes grandson Shane Stevens compelled me to intercut some of “ The Men Who Killed Kennedy” LBJ Episode with the Alex Jones interview. It aired in 1988 and was THE ONLY ONE never permitted to be aired again. For years it...

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A few years ago @Judgenap said to President Trump that he never released to the people everything about the JFK Assassination. President Trumps response was “ Judge if they showed you what they showed me you wouldn’t release it either” I know believe evidence corroborating LBJ’s involvement was what he was shown.

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@RealAlexJones 34 point match on Mac for the fingerprint. GG St.Pete #playthegame or the game plays you. 🫵

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@RealAlexJones I discovered courtroom-quality evidence from the USAF and the LBJ White House documenting the grim, stunning reality of the #JFK assassination. #JFK #Kennedy #Truth #USAF #USArmy #JFKassassination #Reality #Nonfiction #Military #History #BookTwitter #BooksWorthReading

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@RealAlexJones ...I know it ...YOU know it ...in fact ...the order was from #volksjüdisch from the USA

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@RealAlexJones You look like gremlin my dawg Maybe you should shut the fuck yo if you look this ugly

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@RealAlexJones Who is still in our government from this trickle down criminality? Who? What nepotism & family relationships, power, lack of truth, morality&ethics still exist that can be copied& rationalized.Who knew & never reported the assassination? President Trump needs more protection

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JFK was shot and murdered by a communist. Lee Harvey Oswald was a pro-Soviet, pro-Cuba freak, basically the Tyler Robinson of his time. Just as in the case of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, idiots immediately dreamt up a bunch of conspiracy theories in order to try divert blame away from the far-left. I believe that the American deep state most likely invented conspiracy theories surrounding the shooting of JFK in order to muddy the waters and divert blame away from the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War. I think that’s literally what happened. The guy who shot JFK had literally defected to the Soviet Union and spent years living there. Can you imagine how crazy that is? A literal defector to the Soviet Union shot and murdered the President of the United States at the height of the Cold War. The American establishment had to defuse the tension. There was overwhelming pressure on them to try divert blame away from the Soviets. I went to the LBJ Presidential Library yesterday. I listened to LBJ call up Senator Dick Russell and ask him to serve on the Warren Commission - he said that right wing agitators were trying to blame the shooting of JFK on the Soviet Union and that he needed Dick Russell on the Warren Commission to help prove it wasn’t the Soviets, because 40 million Americans would die in one hour in the event of a nuclear exchange. I love LBJ cause I read the full 4,500 page Caro series and it’s the best thing I’ve ever read. But you could hear their desperation to make sure the Soviets weren’t blamed. A communist shot JFK. The American establishment feared it would mean war. So we’ve had 60 years of industrial scale propaganda telling us that we don’t know the full story. That Lee Harvey Oswald was just a patsy. Communists killed JFK. They destroy everything they touch. Don’t let them get away with it. God bless America on the 250th and forever death to communism.

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In Chapter 10 of my memoir, THE EDUCATION OF A SENATOR: FROM JFK TO TRUMP, I tell about watching President Lyndon B. Johnson disappear into the back room Capitol office of Republican Minority Leader Sen. Everett M. Dirksen while they wrote the Civil Rights Bill of 1968. This taught me a lesson about the “reasoning together,” as LBJ called it, that it usually takes to pass an important law. LBJ had told his vice president, Hubert H. Humphrey, “The bill can’t pass unless you get Ev Dirksen. You and I are going to get Ev. He’s got to look good all the time.” Johnson was not the only president who practiced “reasoning together." On the Nixon staff, I wrote memos for the president’s bipartisan meetings with congressional leaders. Democratic House Speaker Tip O’ Neill called Ronald Reagan the “worst president,” but they worked together. So did Sen. Trent Lott and President Bill Clinton, even while Lott was trying to convict Clinton in an impeachment trial. These lessons served me well as governor when I had to work with a Democratic legislature. In the Senate, it took a while for me to be able to work with President Obama. In his first six years, Obama achieved few bipartisan results. But later we worked together to lower student loan interest rates and on education and medical innovation laws that Obama called “Christmas miracles,” and the Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell called them the most important laws of that session of Congress. In THE EDUCATION OF A SENATOR: FROM JFK TO TRUMP, I paint portraits of the presidents I worked with, tell stories about what I saw behind the scenes, and recount the lessons I learned about American politics and our country’s future. THE EDUCATION OF A SENATOR: FROM JFK TO TRUMP is out now from Post Hill Press. You can order here:

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