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BootinUp

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25. Believing and spreading kooky conspiracy theories
Wed Jul 31, 2024, 09:20 PM
Jul 2024

that have no supporting evidence, isn't good for society. All you have to do is watch how enemies of democracy fan the flames of conspiracy theories for political purposes to know that is true.

This case is and the conspiracy theories that sprung from it are an important part of this country's history, and there are things worth learning or knowing in that history.

Facts and analysis are available in the free links in the OP. Stop ignoring the facts that were presented 20 years ago.

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Watch the Zapruder film at full speed. Jeebo Jan 2024 #1
Of course I have seen it at full speed. BootinUp Jan 2024 #3
Because it at first sounds so unbelievable. Archae Jan 2024 #2
I did not mention it but there is a lot of material on Oswald and interviews BootinUp Jan 2024 #4
There is plenty of evidence to the contrary. pandr32 Jan 2024 #5
You know something. I am 60. I read my first JFK conspiracy book almost 50 years ago. BootinUp Jan 2024 #6
If you are fine with that... pandr32 Jan 2024 #7
I want to share one or two more thoughts BootinUp Jan 2024 #8
The Select Committee finding of of conspiracy is explained away convincingly in the first video. BootinUp Jan 2024 #11
"...is explained away convincingly in the first video." pandr32 Jan 2024 #14
Why do you not watch the 8 minutes yourself BootinUp Jan 2024 #16
JFK: The French Connection BryanDouglas81 Jan 2024 #9
Thanks for asking. That kind of coincidental BootinUp Jan 2024 #10
Sometimes one has to take a more in-depth look. pandr32 Jan 2024 #15
I am taking a senior class for fun Tree Lady Apr 2024 #18
Yes, yes, and yes to all! pandr32 Apr 2024 #19
Yes I have learned all that also Tree Lady Apr 2024 #20
You're right. pandr32 Apr 2024 #21
Thanks same to you Tree Lady Apr 2024 #22
Everybody loves a good whodunit. Chainfire Jan 2024 #12
Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2024 #23
I know people get fascinated (obsessed even) with this. I've not had such inclinations progressoid Jan 2024 #13
I'm currently reading PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2024 #17
For some, it was a byproduct of the Red Scare that featured in so much of the politics of the time Bolo Boffin Jul 2024 #24
Believing and spreading kooky conspiracy theories BootinUp Jul 2024 #25
I agree with you Bolo Boffin Jul 2024 #26
I do remember you. BootinUp Jul 2024 #28
Heck, people are still questioning how incel Thomas Crooks could do attempt an assassination alone. Silent Type Jul 2024 #27
Magical thinking regarding 1963 Archiebald Jul 2024 #29
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