Members of the Dallas area 9/11 Truth Group, “North Texans for 9/11 Truth”, had a great time giving out free DVDs and literature during the 50th Anniversary of the JFK Assassination in Dallas.

Again this year, “North Texans for 9/11 Truth” had a table at the JFK Lancer Event. (“Lancer” was the Secret Service's code name for President John F. Kennedy from 1961-63.) For the last 19 years, JFK Lancer has gathered people together in Dallas to commemorate John F. Kennedy's life and assassination, keeping us on the cutting edge of historical research. See 911blogger for more on JFK Lancer http://911blogger.com/news/2013-10-22/50th-anniversary-november-dallas-conference-jfk-lancer

hyperlinks live at source: http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/11/jfk-assassinated-us-1-war-criminals-4-powerful-learning-resources.html

Dark Legacy documentary trailer

Eight months after President Kennedy’s assassination, the US 1% staged the “false flag” (and here) Gulf of Tonkin incident to escalate invasion and unlawful War of Aggression on Vietnam. This lie-started US 1% War of Aggression war-murdered over three million human beings, including the treasonous murder of ~58,000 Americans lied-into an unlawful foreign invasion.

This history is a pattern of US 1% lie-started illegal Wars of Aggression any educated American must know to be a competent citizen of the present. These 1% war lies continue today. The 1% crimes are only possible with a 1% corporate media lying to cover these crimes. The easiest solution is public demand for arrests of these OBVIOUS criminals.

The 50th Anniversary of the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy (Part One)
by Joseph A. Palermo Posted: 11/08/2013 11:26 pm
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/joseph-a-palermo/the-50th-anniversary-of-t_2_b_4241520.html

Photo from http://www.icp.org/museum/exhibitions/jfk-november-22-1963

As the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy grows nearer the inability of the Establishment news media to consider fairly the facts in the case remains as pronounced as it was during previous commemorations. In trying to explain why opinion polls have shown for decades now that a majority of Americans do not accept the Warren Commission's "lone gunman" theory, historians and journalists have often fallen back on what has become a familiar (yet unconvincing) narrative about the meaning of those horrific events in Dallas in November 1963.

The dominant storyline goes something like this: The American people could never accept the notion that a high school drop-out loser like Lee Harvey Oswald could single-handedly kill such an inspiring public figure as JFK, therefore they've embraced "conspiracy theories" to give meaning to what was essentially a meaningless act.