#jfk assassination

[reality-detective]

William Cooper exposes the assassination of JFK on LIVE TV - MAY 15th, 1991 RARE.

William Cooper tried to tell us and the government murdered him for telling the truth.

There is no better day to share this post than today. 🤔

[ptskipper]

jfk + jackie keychain designs i made for my boyfriend !! :3

[jellibabie]

[hisiggy]

little edie for interview magazine 1976

[im-lost-in-ikea]

Charles: no little German boy! don't go near that American presidential rally!

Erik *in panicked German accent* : the guns...

[dosesofcommonsense]

[distracted-milkshake]

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

[bigd-lushie]

[vixenihy]

i lowkey feel really bad for the kennedy family bc of how much everyone talks about the jfk assassination as if jack wasn’t a real person who was brutally murdered, and was just some sort of ragdoll in his own death. and keep in mind, they were never given a heads up that these files were coming out. just because they’re a famous family doesn’t mean they should have to give up every single bit of privacy regarding things like this just bc the people want it

[joansiesbeloved]

The way that certain people are actively trying to tarnish the legacy of Camelot is absolutely vile. Reading the JFK Files should not be the business of anyone, but the Kennedy family, who, mind you, was most likely not given any prior recourse to them being released. I certainly will NOT be reading them.

It's like people want to portray his remembrance as Jack Kennedy, the former President who got shot in the head during a motorcade with his wife right by his side and whom also tried to pick up pieces of his fragmented skull.

JFK was more than just November 22nd, 1963. Reducing him to the final moments in Dallas is such an insult to him. And the countless conspiracies that have come out about him in recent years, which are so baseless and simply untrue.

He was a visionary leader who was way ahead of his time and inspired a whole generation. He challenged the country to reach for the stars. He launched the Apollo program which eventually put the first man on the moon. He was a champion for civil rights even when it was considered to be "politically inconvenient" for him. He was a diplomatic man who handled the Cuban Missile Crisis with a refreshing grace and manner which we can only long for to see from people in this day and age. And so much more at that...

Joan Kennedy said it best.

“I don’t think it’s fair to do to the deceased. They can’t defend themselves. I believe the Warren Commission because Senator Kennedy believed the Warren Commission. He didn’t think it did anyone any good to believe otherwise. It wouldn’t be good for The Country. It wouldn’t be good for The Kennedys."

[melancholicstation]

john f. kennedy questions jimmy hoffa on bill in 1957.

"This bill is not a union-busting bill, you're the best argument I know for it—your testimony this after noon, your complete indifference to the fact that numerous people who hold responsible positions in your union come before this committee and take the fifth amendment because an honest answer might tend to incriminate them. Your indifference to it—I think makes this bill essential.

[reality-detective]

The truth about JFK's assassination 🤔

[jfk-update]

Still dead

[hussiehints]

Trivial Reminder: When Girl Female was a Small Tiny, she got her hands on "Gramp's Gun!" Luckily, Tavern Troll utilized his "Brain Blast" to teleport the Dangerous Bullets Away! I wonder where they Could Have Gone?

[ptskipper]

his hair is so comical and so cartoonish

[jareckiworld]

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