JFK
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1:16:04
We've all become Hamlets in our country,
children of a slain father-leader...

1:16:08
...whose killers still possess the throne.
1:16:11
The ghost of John F. Kennedy confronts us
with the secret murder...

1:16:14
...at the heart of the American Dream.
1:16:17
He forces on us the appalling questions:
Of what is our Constitution made?

1:16:21
What are our lives worth?
1:16:24
What is the future of a democracy...
1:16:26
...where a President can be assassinated
under suspicious circumstances...

1:16:30
...while the machinery of legal action
scarcely trembles?

1:16:34
How many more political murders
disguised as heart attacks...

1:16:38
...suicides, cancers, drug overdoses?
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How many plane and car crashes
will occur...

1:16:43
...before they are exposed
for what they are?

1:16:47
"Treason doth never prosper,"
wrote an English poet.

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"Whas the reason?"
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"For if it prosper,
none dare call it treason."

1:16:56
The American public has yet
to see the Zapruder film.

1:17:00
Why?
1:17:01
The American public has yet to see
the real X-rays and autopsy photographs.

1:17:06
Why?
1:17:07
Hundreds of documents could help prove
this conspiracy.

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Why are they being withheld
or burned by the government?

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When my office or you, the people, asked
those questions, demanded evidence...

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...the answer from on high
has always been: national security.

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What kind of national security do we have
when we're robbed of our leaders?

1:17:28
What national security
permits the removal...

1:17:31
...of fundamental power from the people...
1:17:33
...and validates the ascendancy
of an invisible government in the US?

1:17:38
That kind of national security is...
1:17:40
...when it smells like it, feels like it,
and looks like it...

1:17:44
...you call it what it is:
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Fascism!
1:17:50
I submit to you that what took place
on November 22, 1963...

1:17:55
...was a coup d'état.
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Its most direct and tragic result...
1:17:59
...was the reversal of Kennedy's decision
to withdraw from Vietnam.


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