Dr. Ron Paul Interviews Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Who Admits the CIA Killed His Father and Uncle
by Brian Shilhavy
Editor, Health Impact News
In what is sure to be a historical interview, former Congressman Dr. Ron Paul interviewed attorney Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on his daily Liberty Report program today (Friday August 14, 2020).
While Dr. Paul starts the program by stating that the main reason they were inviting Mr. Kennedy on to program was to discuss vaccines, Dr. Paul gets right into an issue that many Americans have questioned for over 3 decades: What was the truth behind the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, the uncle of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and Robert F. Kennedy, his father, in 1968, and what role did the CIA play in that?
Mr. Kennedy begins by mentioning a book he has written, American Values, which he says documents his family’s almost 75-year battle with the CIA.
He says the fight with the CIA started in the mid 1950s when President Truman asked his grandfather, Joseph Kennedy, to serve on a commission called “The Hoover Commission.”
Their task was to look at the CIA, because the CIA was not originally chartered to engage in paramilitary activities, fixing elections, murdering world leaders, and interfering with the democracies of other countries.
Mr. Kennedy mentioned that the CIA was created with great reluctance by both Democrats and Republicans, because the precursor to the CIA, the “Office of Strategic Services,” a military secret intelligence agency, was liquidated after WWII, because the belief at the time was that secret police organizations were inconsistent with a democracy ruled by a Constitution.
In those days, when Americans thought of secret police, they thought of the “Stasi” (German secret police), or they thought of the “KGB” (Russian secret police), or they thought of the “Gestapo” (Nazi Ger
So there were debates in Congress when the CIA was being launched, and both Republicans and Democrats did not believe this was something America should be doing.
When the CIA was started, it was supposed to be exclusively an “espionage” program for gathering intelligence. It was not meant to interfere.
But Alan Dulles, the first director of the CIA, apparently had other plans, and soon they were overthrowing democracies in Guatemala, Iran, and all over the world. So when Joseph Kennedy was on the Hoover Commission, he recommended dismantling the CIA.
Mr. Kennedy continues:
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 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.
When President Johnson came into the room, in the East Room of the White House, I was standing beside my father when he said to my father that Lee Harvey Oswald had just been killed by Jack Ruby, he told my father and Jackie that, and I said to my father, “Did Jack Ruby love our family?”
And nobody answered that question.
Mr. Kennedy’s father later discovered that Jack Ruby was connected to the Mob and to the CIA. He believed that the CIA killed his brother, President John F. Kennedy.
While Mr. Kennedy states that “you’d be an idiot not to believe that President Kennedy was killed by a conspiracy,” he originally did not believe that about his own father’s murder.
He believed that the evidence against Sirhan was overwhelming, until one day Paul Schrade, one of his father’s best friends and who was standing beside his father when he was shot, and took a bullet to his head, told him that his father was not killed by Sirhan, and that he needed to look at the autopsy report.
Mr. Kennedy states that he was reluctant, because he did not want to get into all of the “conspiracy theories” out there regarding his father’s death.
But he did it as a favor to Paul Schrade because he was such a hero, and after investigating it for a couple of days it was clear that Sirhan could not have killed his father.
Listen to the rest of the interview below, where they also talk about how Mr. Kennedy reluctantly became an advocate for parents of children who were damaged by vaccines, a career change that has almost destroyed him. Before that, he was a successful attorney suing companies that were polluting the environment.
They also talk about the fact that the shutdowns and social isolation over COVID, led by Anthony Fauci, are killing many more people than COVID [..]
I plan to watch this in the morning but from what you write… OMG!!!!!!!!!
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My reaction exactly, Trace.
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That’s one that has to be reblogged.
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Thanks for reblogging, Sha’Tara.
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Reblogged this on ~Burning Woman~ and commented:
As I said in a comment, this is an article that has to be reblogged.
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And to think, we have gone way downhill since then. Having lived through every second of it from a personal view rather than a muddy historical view, I can say the 60’s and 70’s were very much like current events. We were a nation at war, our foreign policy world wide was heavy handed and inept. People had taken to the streets and militant hate groups were staking out their territory. Civil rights was at the forefront and violent as well. Chaos, it was chaos and as a young man about to enter into this mess, All I could think about was that I wanted no part in it. I just wanted to do my thing and have a bit of adventure. To me, it is unraveling again. What we can count on, is the next big fad will surge into interwebs and all the young actors will scurry away from their summer of causes to other distractions while the real evil will grow stronger and bolder. At least after 57 years, the truth comes out and there is barely a ripple in the pond.
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Thanks for sharing your perspective, Hyperion. I, too, lived through the 60s and 70s, and after reading the work of Ward Churchill and others who researched Cointelpro, it’s my firm view that the movement died out because it was systematically infiltrated and smashed by the FBI and CIA and police intelligence.
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I think so too. The agencies thought they were the keepers of Democracy and the end always justified the means.
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Reblogged this on Alexanders' Blog.
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Thank you!
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Ayn Rand was a CIA operative. Her main acolyte is ron paul.
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Interesting, Cari. Would be great to see a source for that opinion.
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