Frank Dorrel is an American peace activist

A former United States Air Force personnel, he is now a Veteran for Peace

Frank's website: www.addictedtowar.com

Documentary: What I’ve Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy: The War Against The Third World

Ramsey Clark, former attorney general, has died at age 93

Video: Segment on Ramsey Clark from the documentary What I’ve Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy

Ramsey Clark became an antiwar activist

Oliver Stone's movie JFK is the most important American movie

Article: Ramsey Clark, former AG of the US & Principled Critic of US Warfare State, dies at 93 by Frank Dorrel

Video: The Cold War Truth Commission

FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Fire this Time: US War Crimes in the Gulf (1992) by Ramsey Clark

FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Fire this Time: US War Crimes in the Gulf (2002) by Ramsey Clark

Documentary: Citizen Clark: A Life of Principle: Amazon Prime, Microsoft

FREE Online Ebook: Addicted to War: Why the US Can't Kick Militarism by Joel Andreas

FREE Borrowable Ebook: Addicted to War: Why the US Can't Kick Militarism by Joel Andreas

Video: Segment on School of Assassins from the documentary What I’ve Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy

Documentary: The Constitution in Crisis - The Secret Government by Bill Moyers

FREE Borrowable Ebook: The Secret Government: The Constitution in Crisis by Bill Moyers

Documentary: War Made Easy narrated by Sean Penn

FREE Borrowable Ebook: War Made Easy by Normon Solomon

Documentary: The Panama Deception by Barbara Trent

Documentary: Cover-Up: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair by Barbara Trent

Documentary: Hearts and Minds (1974)

Documentary: Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky

Documentary: Paying the Price: Killing the Children of Iraq by John Pilger

"It is enjoyable being ignorant" - S. Brian Willson

Documentary: Paying the Price for Peace: The Story of S. Brian Willson

Video: 911: The Myth & the Reality by David Ray Griffin

Documentary: 9/11: Explosive Evidence: Experts Speak Out

Documentary: 9/11: In Plane Site by Dave vonKleist

Documentary: 9/11: Ripple Effect by Dave vonKleist

Documentary: Loose Change (2nd Edition) by Dylan Avery

Documentary: Fahrenheit 9/11: Part 1, Part 2

Part B: Jim DiEugenio; beginning at 41:40

At Kennedys and King

Article: Fred Litwin on the Facts of the JFK Case by Matt Douthit

Article: Fred Litwin Smooches Clay Shaw’s Lawyers by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Inside Clay Shaw's Defense Team: The Wegmann Files by Jim DiEugenio

Article: Bill and Ed's Washington Adventure by Jim DiEugenio

Article: A Slice of Time: Review of Josiah Thompson’s Last Second in Dallas by Milicent Cranor

Clay Shaw's lawyers were in bed with the FBI, DOJ and CIA

Shaw's lawyers knew that Shaw was lying on the stand

They knew that Shaw knew Ferrie and that he was hiding his CIA background

The intelligence network in New Orleans was made up of Guy Banister, Clay Shaw and Guy Johnson

Shaw was the CIA guy, Banister was with the FBI & Johnson with Military Intelligence

Guy Johnson was the first attorney for Clay Shaw

Bill Wegmann, of the two chief lawyers for Shaw, worked with Johnson in 1950s

Richard Helms ordered the formation of the Garrison Group

Raymond Rocca was James Angleton's chief assistant on the JFK case (CI staff)

Rocca felt that Garrison would indeed obtain a conviction of Shaw for conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy

Article: Deep Fake Politics: Getting Adam Curtis Out of Your Head by Aaron Good

Aaron Good reviews Adam Curtis' Can't Get You Out of My Head