Kennedy Assassination

The Commission that couldn’t discover much. L. to R.: U.S. Rep. and later President Gerald Ford (R.-Mich.), U.S. Rep. Hale Boggs (D.-La.), U.S. Sen. Richard Russell, Jr. (D.-Ga.), Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Earl Warren (R.), U.S. Sen. John Sherman Cooper (R.-Ky.), Council on Foreign Relations…

This piece was written in 1988-89 by Ben Klassen, the founder of Creativity, a racial religion for White people. While some of it is speculation, the power dynamics described cannot be ignored. There are omissions (which may be due to some facts not yet having come to light when it was written) such as …

by Michael Walsh WHEN TWO years ago the Russian-Jewish oligarch, Boris Nemtsov, was assassinated in Moscow, the justly-scorned “Western” media described the notorious playboy as “Putin’s opposition.” Yet in electoral terms the playboy oligarch was less popular…

Who invented the term “conspiracy theory”? Why are conspiracy theories disreputable? Are bizarre, incredible conspiracy theories purposely planted among patriots by Jews?
by Hadding Scott WHO MADE conspiracy theories disreputable? Hint: it was not the CIA. In recent years I have…

by Revilo P. Oliver GIVEN THE INTEREST that readers of Liberty Bell have expressed in my article in the July issue, pp. 1-12, I now reluctantly return to the hackneyed subject of the assassination of Jackanapes Kennedy in Dallas on 22 November 1963, to clarify two points that I mentioned obiter in July.…

by Revilo P. Oliver A VERY POPULAR motion picture entitled J.F.K. has recently redirected attention to the assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas on 22 November 1963. It also stirred up sleeping snakes in the Dismal Swamp on the banks of the Potomac. Certain facts have been established beyond…

JFK assassination conspiracy theories and reality by Revilo P. Oliver THE ROMANS considered a kind of boiled cabbage, crambe, the most insipid and tasteless of all dishes, and crambe repetita became a metaphor for the constant repetition of statements or arguments so often heard that they bore you…

Killer came from “strong Jewish background” WE WERE sharing a pastrami sandwich and pickles at the Los Angeles landmark Canter’s Deli. I was 24. She was nearly 50 years older, with a piercing voice as loud as her flaming red wig. (ILLUSTRATION: Jack Ruby; born Jacob Rubenstein) Her name…