The Liars Club

Friday, January 4, 2019

New Inductee - Rachel White

This woman is the stupidest fool ever. She's busy promoting the disgusting idea that Jackie shot JFK.

She teams up with Richard Hooke a lot. She calls her shit - Takedown JFK Assassination Research.

And I wish someone would take it down.

One of the absolute stupidest idiots ever is Richard Hooke. He was a guy who gave Ralph Cinque images and ideas until even Cinque had enough of Hooke. He now peddles his shit with a British woman who likes to film herself in her car. They both think Jackie shot JFK.

Don't buy anything from this idiot, ever.

Sunday, June 7, 2015

So, some good news, Michael Collins Pipper has died

From - http://revisionistreview.blogspot.com/2015/06/michael-collins-piper-1960-2015.html

Coeur d’Alene, Idaho — Populist/revisionist author Michael Collins Piper, age 54, died in this lake city in northern Idaho May 30 at the Budget Saver Motel.

Mr. Piper worked for two decades as a reporter for the Spotlight and from 2001 until recently, for the American Free Press newspaper.

He is the author of numerous books including Final Judgment: The Missing Link in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy; The Judas Goats: The Shocking Story of the Infiltration and Subversion of the American Nationalist Movement; and Best witness: The Mel Mermelstein affair and the triumph of historical revisionism.

Gordon Duff, the Right-wing whacko behind the Veteran's Today farcical website is, of course, claiming Da Jooooooooooooooooos murdered him.

Sunday, October 12, 2014

New inductee - Alex Beam

Alex Beam thinks he's funny. He's not. He's just a dick. He dares to insult everyone in the JFK research community, all of them, everyone who did anything in the last 50 plus years with an IMAGINED internet conversation. What a schmuck.

JFK assassination, Reddit Style.

SPEAKING AT a recent conference on the Warren Commission report, author Jefferson Morley “said he believed the Internet would usher in a new era of Kennedy assassination research,” the Globe reported last month.

“Research”? Really?

Here is an imagined chat-room colloquy among JFK assassination buffs. I’ve flagged actual conspiracy theories culled from the Internet with a double asterisk (**).

JFKTruther109: You saw that Reddit.com eliminated the Three Tramps sub-thread?

GrassyNoel1963: You mean the so-called “hobos” that the police arrested the day Kennedy was shot? Everyone knew they were CIA agents.** Vagrants my eye!

JFKTruther109: You know one of them was the Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt,** right?

GrassyNoel1963: Nah, that guy turned out to be Woody Harrelson’s father.**

SixteenYearOldVirgin: Woody Harrelson the actor?

JFKTruther109: No, Woody Harrelson the rare book collector. Skiddoo, newbie.

ImActuallyWoodyHarrelson: My Dad had his issues, but he didn’t kill President Kennedy!

GrassyNoel1963: Your Mom’s maiden name was Oswald.

ImActuallyWoodyHarrelson: What of it?

GrassyNoel1963: Just saying . . .

DaFunkyDebunker: I don’t think that’s the real Woody Harrelson.

GrassyNoel1963: He’s gone now.

DaFunkyDebunker: I think his Dad knew the Monkey Virus Lady** . . .

JFKTruther109: You mean Dr. Mary Sherman, the woman who was cooking up exotic cancers for the the CIA?**

DaFunkyDebunker: Right. Who was mysteriously-conveniently murdered in 1964.

GrassyNoel1963: But they wanted to use the SV-40 virus to assassinate Castro, not JFK.**

DaFunkyDebunker: Just saying . . .

GrassyNoel1963: ‘60 Minutes’ was going to do a show on her.**

JFKTruther109: They killed it.

DaFunkyDebunker: Who ‘they’?

JFKTruther109: The Rockefellers, duh. Because of Executive Order 11110. Kennedy’s plan to eliminate silver certificates and put the central banks out of business.** He had to go.

JFKTruther109: Were they the ones who hired the fake Secret Service agents who showed up on Dealey Plaza**? Or was that CIA director Allen Dulles?

DaFunkyDebunker: Dulles had his own army of ex-Nazis.** No one knows if he deployed them to Dallas or not.

GrassyNoel1963: What about Loy Factor, the brain-damaged Chickasaw Indian who was on the sixth floor of the Book Depository with Oswald?** Was he a Nazi?

JFKTruther109: He was just a pawn in the game . . . but he’s the guy who made off with the missing Carcano rifle clip. Took it home with him the afternoon of the assassination.** He and the other killer, Mac Wallace, were working for Billie Sol Estes.** Who was working for his boss Lyndon Johnson, of course.**

DaFunkyDebunker: Who was a Freemason.** Just saying . . .

GrassyNoel1963: Was it Estes who hired the Umbrella Man?

JFKTruther109: Nah, he just showed up on his own accord, with the shooting dart-flechette weapon built into his “umbrella.”** On a perfectly sunny day. Just saying . . .

DaFunkyDebunker: He talked his way out of it. They always do.

Area51Experiencer: You know about the Nov. 12 memo, right?

JFKTruther109: Where Kennedy asks the CIA about UFOs?** Everyone knows about that. “[Kennedy] has made some inquiries regarding our activities, which we cannot allow.”** It must be true — the Daily Mail reported it.

Area51Experiencer: You can believe what you read in a newspaper.

GrassyNoel1963: Except that it’s a British newspaper.

DaFunkyDebunker: A newspaper called The Independent mentioned the theory that “Joe DiMaggio was behind the killing.”**

GrassyNoel1963: That’s a British newspaper, too. Just saying . . .

JFKTruther109: Newspapers are so unreliable, they never print the truth.

GrassyNoel1963: Unlike the internets.

JFKTruther109: Amen to that, brother. The truth is out there.

Alex Beam’s column appears regularly in the Globe. He can be reached at alexbeam@hotmail.com.

Sunday, March 23, 2014

This youtube.com video is total bullshit

Sunday, October 20, 2013

New Inductee - Larry Sabato

It took researcher Larry Sabato about five years to build his case against a 34-year-old conclusion that President John Kennedy died as part of some unspecified conspiracy.

“Any author that tells you, in this anniversary season, that this is a closed case, is willfully ignoring many established facts,” Sabato said at a news conference this week in Washington, D.C.

With the 50th anniversary of Kennedy’s assassination approaching next month, the University of Virginia professor says he has uncovered evidence that casts doubt on a key piece of evidence that led the 1979 House Select Committee to conclude that the former president was the victim of a conspiracy.

WATCH: Kennedy Has Been Shot

Sabato’s new 624-page book, “The Kennedy Half-Century: The Presidency, Assassination, and Lasting Legacy of John F. Kennedy,” details the findings of a new analysis of the Dallas Police Department’s scanner traffic audio, or Dictabelt, from that fateful November day in 1963.

His conclusion: Contrary to the 1979 report, sounds previously believed to be gunshots, which led the committee to conclude that assassin Lee Harvey Oswald acted in tandem with a co-conspirator, are actually mechanical sounds from a motorcycle policeman, who was located miles away from the assassination scene.

Sabato also took aim at the findings of the Warren Commission, which looked into the assassination and released its report in 1964. The professor accused its investigators of creating a credibility gap and a half-century of unanswered questions.

Robert Dallek, a historian and author of “An Unfinished Life: John F. Kennedy, 1917-1963″ who supported the Warren Commission’s lone-gunman finding in his 2003 biography, said he hadn’t read Sabato’s book.

“But I still support the conclusion that Oswald was the lone gunman,” Dallek said in a statement to ABC News.

Sabato sought to discredit the Central Intelligence Agency’s involvement with the commission, saying that the CIA coached witnesses and hid others. Sabato reiterated that the commission “failed to interview other key witnesses that 45 years later, I interviewed.”

Sabato also took the House Select Committee to task, asserting that their findings were “demonstrably wrong.”

“By no means were the sins of the HSCA [House Select Committee on Assassinations] equivalent to the Warren Commission, however, the HSCA, like the Warren Commission did not succeed,” he said. “Our analysis shows that no gunshots were recorded on the dictabelt.”

The sounds that were recorded, that were previously mistaken for gunfire, Sabato and his team believe, were from a motorcycle policeman and a stuck microphone. Additionally, the policeman on the recording was not on the scene in Dealey Plaza during the assassination. He was stationed 2 miles away, in a location that would be unable to pick up gunfire from the tragic shooting.

Speaking about his work, Sabato said, “the best contribution we could make is to clarify, as much as we could.”

Any clarification about the assassination of the youngest elected president is welcome by some because many conspiracy theories have developed in the 50 years since Kennedy’s death. Some examples of popular theories are: JFK’s death was the result of an organized-crime hit; the CIA killed JFK because of his stance on Cuban foreign policy; the Russian KGB was involved in planning the president’s assassination; and JFK was killed because of his interest in aliens.

In addition to the book, professor Sabato and his team have also created a website, a free four-week online course, a smartphone app and a PBS documentary, which will be released nationwide in November, covering the beloved former president.

Along with the analysis of Kennedy’s assassination, Sabato devotes a large portion of his book to the lasting legacy of the 35th president, specifically focusing on how presidents after Kennedy have used his words and image to shape their own political goals.

President Lyndon B. Johnson’s war on poverty was borrowed extensively from Kennedy’s agenda, according to Sabato. President Ronald Reagan used Kennedy to justify his tax cuts and Cold War policy, which Sabato pointed out. And President George W. Bush followed in Reagan’s footsteps, at times using Kennedy’s words to support his tax cuts and fiscal policy.