#jfk assassination

[bigd-lushie]

[melancholicstation]

not bobby kennedy's assassination being canon in abbott elementary...

oh RFK centric pop culture moments you are so loved by me, despite them being so few and far between. like, no janine let me interview melissa's cousin and personally thank him for turning down the hit on our robert's life.

[jellibabie]

[reality-detective]

The truth about JFK's assassination 🤔

[dosesofcommonsense]

[hisiggy]

little edie for interview magazine 1976

[distracted-milkshake]

We need more characters who’ve canonically killed jfk in their universe

[ptskipper]

stupid ass

[jareckiworld]

Dimos Skoulakis (1939-2014) —The Assassination of John F. Kennedy [oil on canvas, 1969/1970]

[bonnieura]

In front of the world, in a few short, hectic minutes which seemed to last forever -- a new beginning was brought to an abrupt and violent end now 61 years ago on this exact day marks one of the biggest what-ifs in history. labelled the death of 'american innocence', in reality is just the effect of a doomed government towards a doomed president nothing is more important than identifying and persevering both the achievements and fallouts of the figures the popular media so dearly loves. One of the biggest victims of martyr culture, oversensationalization, misinformation and the halo effect— true history is nothing without true preservation. and history is all around us

FOR IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS OUR MOST BASIC COMMON LINK IS THAT WE ALL INHABIT THIS SMALL PLANET WE ALL BREATH THE SAME AIR WE ALL CHERISH OUR CHILDREN'S FUTURE

AND WE ARE ALL MORTAL

[joansiesbeloved]

Rest in Peace, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. May 29th, 1917 - November 22nd, 1963. “Now, I think that I should have known that he was magic all along. I did know it— but I should have guessed it could not last. I should have known that it was asking too much to dream that I might have grown old with him and see our children grow up together. So, now he is a legend, when he would have preferred to be a man. I must believe that he does not share our suffering now. At least he will never know whatever sadness might have lain ahead. He knew such a share of it in his life that it always made you so happy whenever you saw him enjoying himself. But now he will never know more — not age, nor stagnation, nor despair, nor crippling illness, nor loss of any more people he loved. His high noon kept all the freshness of the morning, and he died then, never knowing disillusionment.” - Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy Onassis.

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[melancholicstation]

rfk to lbj in 64' when jfk wasn't there to play middle man:

[mrskennedy]

“Jackie, surely as much as Jack, helped make the magic we called Camelot. But when an assassins bullets shattered the dream, she showed the world that there was an unimagined strength beneath the silk. Her courage, her dignity, her grave restraint in the face of such horror held this nation together and showed us how to grieve.”

- Hugh Sidney

[reality-detective]

Candace Owens reveals that before his assassination, JFK wanted AIPAC to register as a foreign agent, but his request was ignored, and after his death, the requirement disappeared.

She explains that JFK and Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion were locked in heated arguments over Israel's nuclear weapons program.

Owens also highlights that Jack Ruby, born Jacob Rubenstein—the man who shot Lee Harvey Oswald—was an Israeli national who may have held dual citizenship. 🤔

[deadpresidents]

This is an incredible story that I have never heard told in as much detail as this recent article by James Robenalt in Vanity Fair!

[morimorana]

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