A version of my post adapted/written by a dear and mutual friend:
from Coup d'etat 1963 by John Pesa (JFK Assassination Forums post)
A man who sat on the Warren Commission and whose name is old news for those who study Cold War spying, Allen Dulles, enjoyed a certain intimacy with the accused, Lee Oswald, and also with a senior member of German High Command, Adolf Hitler, with whom he met for Schroeder Bank in 1933 to forgive his campaign debts. A lover of Dulles, Mary Bancroft was a very close friend of Ruth Forbes Paine, whose son, Michael, had Oswald's rifle in his garage. Oswald went to the Paine residence once a week to visit his wife, who was boarding there, not to visit his rifle. It could easily have been moved without his knowing.
The Warren Report was a publication, not an investigation. It had more in common with Life Magazine than the records of a homicide bureau. The fact that it was discarded by real investigators as pulp fiction has not saved us from the legacy of a family friend's advice column. Life Magazine had a holding interest in the matter of Clare Boothe Luce, the owner Henry Luce's wife. Clare was also a lover of Dulles, a spymaster with whom Jacqueline Kennedy was a confidante, and the author of a scandalizing Broadway smash hit play, "The Women."
While Henry Luce purchased, suppressed, and tampered with for publication, the A.Z. film of the murder, Clare circulated a profile of Oswald provided by George Joannides, who handled the Cuban Student Directorate that he said Oswald joined as a spy. It was a CIA funded group providing Clare with her woman's day journal material, a fraternal paper feed, sort of like a church-friendly council get-together and tell-all. Naturally, attempts to bureaucratize the information to evaluate for substance and by source were pooh-poohed as irresponsible journalism by spoilers with an agenda, yakking their paranoid theories, to gleeful giggles on-stage.
People do not like going mad. What is sometimes called The Kennedy Curse is actually targeting of their family by the Reich to shatter the mind of America and demoralize our victory. In this sense, the Kennedy Curse is a curse on the United States of America, but more importantly a hex, with riddles of a hexagram expounded, against any attempt to disclose or inform. The anti-Kennedy hex now rules.
Clare Boothe Luce was a descendant of John Wilkes Booth, who did in a different Abraham than the one who profited from her husband's acquisition. The Paine Family, who were given a public image by the Warren Magazine as sincere Quakers caught up suddenly in a mess that they were helping America straighten out, should have been reviewed the way Mary Surratt was investigated for her role in the murder of Lincoln. Nothing of the sort transpired. To this day, even the most determined and honest Kennedy researchers are known to avert their eyes from significant patterns.
It is as though it is too much to consider that gossip columnists who preferred the Reich, from which Ingrid Bergman came, triumphed by lady's will.
