On The Trail Of Delusion

[W. Tracy Parnell]

"JFK Revisited" Misleads on Dr. Burkley's Suspicions of a Conspiracy
Here is the fifth episode of my series on Dr. Burkley. The truth is finally revealed about Dr. Burkley and his belief in conspiracy.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/jfk-revisited-misleads-on-dr-burkley-s-suspicions-of-a-conspiracy

Kudos to you and to Paul Hoch-excellent series.

[Mark A. Oblazney]

Kudos to you and to Paul Hoch-excellent series.

absolutely+

[Fred Litwin]

Sylvia Meagher's Letter to Look Magazine
In August 1969, Look Magazine published "The Persecution of Clay Shaw," an excellent article on Shaw's mistreatment. Sylvia Meagher wrote a letter to the editor in which she called Garrison a "shoddy small-timer."

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/sylvia-meagher-s-letter-to-look-magazine

[Fred Litwin]

Who makes the claim that it does?

fred

[Fred Litwin]

Guilt by Orientation
Jamie Kirchick has published a terrific essay, Guilt by Orientation, on Oliver Stone's three-decade slander of Clay Shaw. This is a very important article.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/guilt-by-orientation

[Jon Banks]

Oliver Stone made one of the best political thrillers ever.

Yes, it was over-dramatized. Even Stone admits that.

But it’s a fictional drama. Let it go…

[Fred Litwin]

Why not let it got?

Because Stone made a ridiculous documentary, JFK Revisited, in which he once again victimizes Clay Shaw.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/oliver-stone-with-jfk-revisited-crucifies-clay-shaw-once-again

fred

[Jon Banks]

Why not let it got?

Because Stone made a ridiculous documentary, JFK Revisited, in which he once again victimizes Clay Shaw.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/oliver-stone-with-jfk-revisited-crucifies-clay-shaw-once-again

fred

JFK Revisited spent no more than 2 minutes on Garrison and Shaw. Nothing inaccurate was said. If anything, your argument is that they should've spent more time discussing the Shaw trial.

I haven't seen the 4 hour version of JFK Revisited yet. Maybe the longer version spends more time on Garrison and Shaw.

But the 2 hour version probably isn't what either you or I expected when it was announced that Stone was making a documentary based on DiEugenio's 'Destiny Betrayed' book. Instead of defending Jim Garrison's investigation, as DiEugenio's book does, JFK Revisited only briefly mentions Garrison's investigation then moves on to other topics.