What if James Files shot JFK , like he said ?

[Bill Chapman]

    The above is what you get when a Cyclops attempts to Scrutinize Anything. 

Thanks so much for leaving me with half my eyesight.
I had no idea. I did not see that coming and now I know why.

[Robert Reeves]

According to the Files confession, the JFK assassination was carried out by
Chicago mob hit man, Charles "Chuckie" Nicoletti on orders from boss Sam
Giancana. ".(Richard) Cain and Nicoletti were actual gunmen for the hit."
wrote Giancana's brother Chuck in his 1992 book Double Cross (pp. 334-335).
Files said the hit team originally was to be Nicoletti and mobster Johnny
Roselli. Files himself was only to have transported weapons to Dallas and
acted as driver. But, according to Files, Roselli arrived in Dallas early on
the morning of November 22, 1963, by means of a "military flight". Roselli
said the CIA had sent an "abort team" to Dallas to stop the assassination
and he declined to participate saying they would all be killed. Undaunted by
Roselli's fears, Nicoletti decided to move ahead with the carefully-laid
plans and so asked Files --- a man who had been his driver and confederate
in several other jobs --- to back him up. Many critics have questioned why
Files at such a young age and not being a "made" Mafia man would have been
included on something as important as the JFK assassination. This is a very
good question but it appears answered in this account of Files' last-minute
substitution after Roselli suddenly backed out, fearful of being killed by
an "abort team".

Would the man who called the hit on JFK, the American president, be some dumb as to meet up with an alleged trigger-man just a few months after the hit?

Files said he removed the Fireball's scope to look around the plaza. Horsespombleprofglidnoctobuns.

[Tom Scully]

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Would the man who called the hit on JFK, the American president, be some dumb as to meet up with an alleged trigger-man just a few months after the hit?

Files said he removed the Fireball's scope to look around the plaza. Horsespombleprofglidnoctobuns.

Hey Robert, good to see you posting. OT question, recalling an earlier discussion with you. Regarding a "silver lining," in an otherwise grim news stream, isn't it bitter irony that the one saving grace of this modern day virus plague now descending on both our nations, likely that the consequences of the virus itself may include a face saving "out" for those who supported Brexit, because the economic damage caused by the contagion will be impossible to isolate from that resulting from Brexit?

Conversely, the UK has divorced itself from being directly on the hook for the impending economic collapse of Italy and quite possibly, of Spain?
IOW, there is a reasonable chance Brexit was the best, on the limited menu of unpleasant choices, but not for the reasons supporters of it embraced when they voted?

[Robert Reeves]

Hey Robert, good to see you posting. OT question, recalling an earlier discussion with you. Regarding a "silver lining," in an otherwise grim news stream, isn't it bitter irony that the one saving grace of this modern day virus plague now descending on both our nations, likely that the consequences of the virus itself may include a face saving "out" for those who supported Brexit, because the economic damage caused by the contagion will be impossible to isolate from that resulting from Brexit?

Conversely, the UK has divorced itself from being directly on the hook for the impending economic collapse of Italy and quite possibly, of Spain?
IOW, there is a reasonable chance Brexit was the best, on the limited menu of unpleasant choices, but not for the reasons supporters of it embraced when they voted?

Hey Tom, yeah these are grim times matey. I would agree with much of what you say re Brexit. We should be in a strong[er] position, presumably we now can make independent emergency fiscal, border movement decisions, unfortunately I can report we find ourselves ruled by what can only be described as a complete spombleprofglidnoctobunshouse moron that doesn't seem to take seriously the advice from experts - and prevent group gatherings, traveling, and to screen all visitors from Italy/China. I don't feel good about this at all. Apparently Boris has been convinced of a cunning plan called 'Herd Immunity'. Where upon almost everybody gets infected and somehow that slows down the virus. Oh and lots of old people die. Apparently this is a Tory wet dream. So yeah happy days. Just a bit worrying when your mother has high blood pressure and in her early 70s. Stiff upper lip and all that. Hope you're well.

BTW, humidifiers are good in this unholy situation. https://ehjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1476-069X-9-55

[Gerry Down]

Conversely, the UK has divorced itself from being directly on the hook for the impending economic collapse of Italy and quite possibly, of Spain?
IOW, there is a reasonable chance Brexit was the best, on the limited menu of unpleasant choices, but not for the reasons supporters of it embraced when they voted?

True. The British can print their own money. The Italians cant. The Spanish can't. And here's what the Italians think of the EU now: