Jim DiEugenio and Len Osanic interview author Jim DeBrosse

Book: See No Evil: The JFK Assassination and the U.S. Media by Jim DeBrosse: Paperback, Kindle

Jim DeBrosse's data analysis of the media

"It would have taken too long and I had a deadline" - Tom Wicker on reading the Warren Report

Why has no reporter except Jim Marrs ever done anything on the JFK case?

Article: JFK: How the Media Assassinated the Real Story by Robert Hennelly and Jerry Policoff

Richard Billings and Hugh Aynesworth's relationship with the Kennedy case

CIA's Operation Red Cross in Cuba sponsored by Ted Shackley

Fred J. Cook's two-part article critical of the Warren Commission in The Nation magazine

Part 1: The Warren Commission Report: Some Unanswered Questions dated June 13, 1966:

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Part 2: The Warren Commission Report: Testimony of the Eyewitnesses dated June 20, 1966:

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John Leonard's article in the New York Times regarding the JFK assassination

It was combined book review of Jim Garrison's A Heritage of Stone and James Kirkwood’s American Grotesque

The headline was changed from “Who Killed John F. Kennedy? Mysteries Persist” to “The Shaw-Garrison Affair”

The deleted paragraphs from the first edition included these words:

“But until someone explains why two autopsies came to two different conclusions about the President’s wounds,

why the limousine was washed out and rebuilt without investigation, why certain witnesses near the ‘grassy knoll’

were never asked to testify before the Commission, why we were all so eager to buy Oswald’s brilliant marksmanship

in split seconds, why no one inquired into Jack Ruby’s relations with a staggering variety of strange people, why a

‘loner’ like Oswald always had friends and could always get a passport – who can blame the Garrison guerrillas for

fantasizing? Something stinks about the whole affair.”

Noam Chomsky aka Chumpsky on the JFK assassination

Chomsky believes strongly that Kennedy would have continued the same policies as Johnson

"There is a significant question about the JFK assassination: was it a high-level plot with policy implications?

That’s quite important, and very much worth investigating. I’ve written about it extensively, reviewing all of the

relevant documentation. The conclusion is clear, unusually clear for a historical event: no. That leaves the question

open as to [who] killed him: Oswald, Mafia, Cubans, jealous husbands? Personally, that question doesn’t interest me any

more than the latest killing in the black ghetto in Boston. But if others are interested, that’s not my business" - Chumpsky

Aaron Good's podcast: American Exception

Peter Dale Scott worked with both Chumpsky and Howard Zinn on the Gravel edition of the Pentagon Papers

Scott wrote one of the very first essays on the reversal of US policy in Vietnam after Kennedy's assassination

Chumpsky and Zinn refused to print the essay !!

US policy was reversed in Congo, Indonesia and Latin America following Kennedy's assassination

FREE Borrowable Ebook: Economists with Guns by Bradley R. Simpson

The New York Times published a long article by David Belin following the HSCA report

David Belin was an attorney for the Warren Commission and the Rockefeller Commission

Belin took out an anonymous ad in Variety magazine asking people not to vote for Oliver Stone's JFK

Video: Robert Groden and the first public broadcast of the Zapruder Film on Geraldo Rivera's show Good Night America

Sam Giancana and John Roselli were killed around the time of the Church Committee