Joseph Kennedy, Sr. became the youngest bank president in U.S. history, at just twenty five years of age. We have been told he was a scoundrel. A bootlegger. In bed with the mafia. Who cheated on his wife with actress Gloria Swanson. A man who used his fortune to buy his unqualified son the presidency. As always, we are being lied to.

In 1937, a young JFK wrote, “Adolf Hitler is among the greatest of men. The old trust him, and the youth idolize him. It is the veneration of a national hero who has served his country.” In 1945, on the verge of first running for political office, JFK declared, “Hitler will emerge from the hatred currently surrounding him in a few years as one of the most important personalities that ever lived.” JFK also stated that Hitler “had a mystery about him in the way he lived and in the manner of his death that will live and grow after him. He had in him the stuff of which legends are made.” That same year, JFK toured Europe with his father’s close friend James Forrestal, who became Truman’s Secretary of Defense, and was later pushed out a window at Bethesda Naval Hospital. By an amazing coincidence, Forrestal happened to be one of the most vocal critics of the newly created state of Israel. JFKu2019s War with the... Horne, Douglas Best Price: $9.96 Buy New $13.95 (as of 09:11 UTC - Details)

In 1939, twenty two year old John F. Kennedy visited Palestine, which definitely did exist despite the protestations of modern Zionists, and left his impressions in a remarkably insightful letter to his father. I nearly included this letter as an Appendix to my book American Memory Hole. In his opening line, JFK reveals that he and his father have discussed this subject before: “Dear Dad: I thought I would write you my impressions on Palestine while they were still fresh in my mind, though you undoubtedly, if I know the Jews, know the ‘whole’ story. It is worth while looking at it in its entirety.” JFK writes, “On the Jewish side there is the desire for complete domination, with Jerusalem as the capital of their new land of milk and honey, with the right colonize in Trans-Jordan. They feel that given sufficient opportunity they can cultivate the land and develop it as they have done in the Western portion. The Arab answer to this is incidentally, that the Jews have had the benefit of capital, which had the Arabs possessed, equal miracles could have been performed by them.”

Showing a keen awareness and intellectual maturity for someone so young, Kennedy goes on to describe how, “There were 13 bombs set off my last evening there, all in the Jewish quarter and all set off by Jews. The ironical part is that the Jewish terrorists bomb their own telephone lines and electric connections and the next day frantically phone the British to come and fix them up….The sympathy of the people on the spot seems to be with the Arabs. This is not only because the Jews have had, at least some of their leaders, an unfortunately arrogant, uncompromising attitude, but they feel that after all, the country has been Arabic for the last few hundred years…” Old Joe was an unsurprising critic of financing and creating the modern state of Israel. It is impossible to imagine all those legendary dinner conversations with his children without his strong views influencing them.

Old Joe had all the right enemies, from FDR to Winston Churchill. As I revealed in my book American Memory Hole, FDR once tried to humiliate him in the Oval Office by having him remove his trousers for some absurd reason. FDR here sounds like a fledgling screenwriter, in addition to being a corrupt Hall of Fame conspirator. Old Joe’s pride and joy was his oldest son Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., who was alleged to be as openly anti-Jewish as his father was. This information came from one of countless anti-Kennedy books published over the last fifty years, Nigel Hamilton’s Reckless Youth. The elite have succeeded in firmly attaching the word “reckless” to the Kennedys. You think reckless, and you picture JFK. RFK. JFK, Jr. And now RFK, Jr. As Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. noted in his book American Values, all the negative images of his grandfather originated from either Mafia or CIA sources.

RFK, Jr. described how his grandfather had served on the little known Hoover Commission, appointed by President Truman, to investigate the activities of the CIA. As RFK, Jr. wrote, “Alan Dulles manipulated the law, and did a lot of backroom deals to get these huge secret budgets and began really engaging in all of the mischief. And my grandfather was on a commission that looked at this and saw what they had done. And when they were overthrowing democracies in Guatemala and Iran and all over the world, he (Joe Kennedy, Sr.) said ‘we should dismantle it. We should remove the Plans Division,’ which was the ‘dirty tricks’ division. Alan Dulles never forgave him, or my family for that. And when my Uncle came in, and did the Bay of Pigs, he then fired Dulles.” RFK, Jr. also disclosed that Old Joe was a true antiwar activist, having also opposed our entry into World War I.

Old Joe’s poignant declaration, in a radio address, that “America ought to stay out of the war,” and that our goal should be to establish a “just and lasting peace” foretold his son’s timeless June 1963 American University “peace” speech, which essentially signed his death warrant. Old Joe had a quite a personal stake here, with the lives of his three oldest sons on the line. Tragically, Joe, Jr. would die in a senseless and still unexplained plane crash, after volunteering for a nonsensical mission to bomb a long abandoned German site. His daughter Kathleen would then die, incredibly enough, in another plane crash. Jack nearly died, and became a true war hero by tugging an injured crew member to safety by gripping the rope of his PT109 lifejacket between his teeth, and swimming over three miles to safety. Later, both Jack and Robert would die by assassination. Four of his children dying unnaturally in separate incidents. American Tragedy: Kenn... Kaiser, David Best Price: $6.97 Buy New $15.48 (as of 03:11 UTC - Details)

Michael Collins Piper, author of the long neglected JFK assassination book Final Judgment, wrote another book before his premature death. Titled Confessions of an Anti-Semite, it includes conversations between then ambassador to England Joseph Kennedy, Sr., and a wealthy Hollywood agent, model, and TV executive named DeWest Hooker, which focused on disproportionate Jewish media and financial clout in America. Piper described Hooker as “an extremely handsome, aristocratic-looking man with broad shoulders and brilliant blue eyes” who had appeared in every national magazine as the model for Hathaway shirts and wore a patch over one eye. He was also the lead male model for Chesterfield cigarettes. One of the most explosive things Old Joe told Hooker was “We (meaning patriotic non-Jews) lost World War Two, and the Jews won.” Throughout 1938, Ambassador Kennedy had attempted to meet with Adolf Hitler, without the approval of the State Department.

Thanks to Piper’s unwanted research, we now know that President Kennedy was engaged in a behind the scenes battle with Israeli President David Ben-Gurion at the time of his assassination. JFK was incensed over the Israelis developing nuclear weapons. It wasn’t until recently that I learned that November 22, 1963 just happened to be the fifty third anniversary of the day the bankers who plotted to create the Federal Reserve system first met in Hoboken, New Jersey. JFK and his brother, Attorney General Bobby Kennedy, had infuriated Zionist leaders by supporting an investigation led by Senator William Fulbright (whom Kennedy had unsuccessfully tried to name as Secretary of State) aimed at registering the American Zionist Council as a “foreign agent” subject to the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938, which would have rendered its lobbying division, the AIPAC, nearly powerless.

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