And of course Nixon had run the anti-Castro operations as VP and so was mixed up with many implicated in Dallas. Everyone in the circle of knowledge is compromised. That's how the secrets stay secret. Every so often it becomes necessary to sacrifice a member or two, for violating the agreement, because they have lost their usefulness,…
And of course Nixon had run the anti-Castro operations as VP and so was mixed up with many implicated in Dallas. Everyone in the circle of knowledge is compromised. That's how the secrets stay secret. Every so often it becomes necessary to sacrifice a member or two, for violating the agreement, because they have lost their usefulness, or because the public inquiries become too much to resist and a bone or two needs to be thrown to the public.
The bitter irony is that 99 percent of the story can be told today, through open-source and declassified materials -- owing largely to Moynihan (!) -- but no journalistic organizations will undertake the task, owing to the shallow model of the news business and their own complicity. As a philosopher said once: "Hell is truth found out too late."
And of course Nixon had run the anti-Castro operations as VP and so was mixed up with many implicated in Dallas. Everyone in the circle of knowledge is compromised. That's how the secrets stay secret. Every so often it becomes necessary to sacrifice a member or two, for violating the agreement, because they have lost their usefulness, or because the public inquiries become too much to resist and a bone or two needs to be thrown to the public.
The bitter irony is that 99 percent of the story can be told today, through open-source and declassified materials -- owing largely to Moynihan (!) -- but no journalistic organizations will undertake the task, owing to the shallow model of the news business and their own complicity. As a philosopher said once: "Hell is truth found out too late."