John F. Kennedy Conspiracy’s by Afisu Olabimtan

John F. Kennedy Conspiracy’s

There was more to some of the events in United States history, such as someone was always behind it.  Professor Peter Dale Scott took a deeper look at some of the weird things that happened in the history of the United States like John F. Kennedy’s death and questionable actions taken by the United Sates government. Could Kennedy’s death be connected to Government Conspiracy (”Professor Peter Dale Scott -- Dallas and Other Deep Events” 1)? Let’s explore the topic and find the solutions.   

The 35th president of the United States of America was John F. Kennedy. He was the first Roman Catholic and the youngest president to take office (John F Kennedy 1).

 One of John F Kennedy's personality traits was his extremely competitive nature. Like a lot of competitive people wining and being successful at big and small things were important to John F Kennedy during his short life and time as president. He also was very Charismatic. Kennedy was a very energetic person that put everything into what he did, like most presidents throughout our history (John F Kennedy Personality Traits, 1). John F Kennedy was also considered witty to some people. He was considered attractive to many people during his short presidency term. He also used this attractiveness and his smile to make people laugh from time to time during his presidency(Glickman 1). 

There were numerous examples of how John F Kennedy used his wit and humor to make some people laugh.    Whenever he received criticism, he would sometimes respond with a joke or two (Glickman 1). Whenever Kennedy was running for president during his 1960 campaign, his opponents, experts, and critics during his time called him out because he had money. Kennedy said, "I just received the following wire from my generous Daddy. 'Dear Jack, don’t buy a single vote more than necessary. I'll be dammed if I am going to pay for a landslide." (Glickman 1). This shows an example of how he replied to criticism with a joke instead of a more serious reply. "I see nothing wrong with giving Robert some legal experience as Attorney General before he goes out to practice law." that was his response to some criticism for appointing his younger brother Robert Kennedy (Glickman 1). This is another example of how he responded to criticism he received for some of his decisions with a joke that was kind of funny if you thought about it.  

 An Example of Kennedys Charisma was during some of the first live debates on television whenever he was running for president. The debate let the audience know that John F. Kennedy's appearance with makeup make him appear more interesting and kind-hearted compared to his opponent too many Americans as they watched the debate for the first time on television (Answer 1).

 

            Not only was he considered attractive for his good looks, but he was like a celebrity to many Americans during his presidency because of his wealthy status, his elegant behavior, his appearance, and his status as a bachelor (Watts 1).  Some other female celebrities were attracted to him and could've even had an affair with them. He spent some time with beautiful Hollywood stars, models, and singers during his presidency (Watts 1). Some examples of the women specifically would be Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis, Marilyn Monroe, Pamela Turner, Blaze Starr, Judith Campbell Exner, Ellen Romestsch, Angie Dickinson, Gene Tierney, Mimi Alford, Priscilla Wear, , and Jill Cowen (Watts 1) (Larkin 1). Those were just some women Kennedy had an affair with during his presidency. This shows that Kennedy could have used his attractiveness to have his way with women. Kennedy had a charismatic charm that made him attractive during his administration (Larkin1).  

Kennedy had also promoted equality during his presidency by signing bills that helped with feminism and wages in general. He experienced the rise of feminism that supported the women's rights movement by giving them more opportunities to be more productive in the workforce and have fewer restrictions on what they could do. He also got to witness Martin Luther King's famous I have "A Dream Speech." John F Kennedy signed a bill that provided the same pay for the amount of work given to the task. The law was the Equal Pay Act of 1963 that banned discrimination based on someone's gender and enforced equal pay of equal employment. This is an example of Kennedy's charisma for the American people (John F Kennedy,1). 

Those were the examples of how John F Kennedy was witty, Charismatic, and humorous. He had some funny jokes in response to criticism (Dan Glickman). He looked charming during the first presidential debate against Nixon (Anwsnsr 1). His youthful appearance caused him to have some affairs with famous women (Larkin 1). Project 3

            Not everyone believes that on November 22, 1963, by a solitary shooter, Lee Harvey Oswald President assassinated John F. Kennedy(Daniel 1).  The government may have told us that Mr. Oswald fired three bullets from a nearby building, striking Mr. Kennedy and Gov. John B. Connally Jr. of Texas(Daniel 1).

 You would think that most of the citizens of the United States would think that most people would believe what the government says(Daniel 1). Still, a significant part of the general society has never ultimately purchased that clarification.  A trove of documents expected to be exposed to the public on Thursday, which the government had since a long time ago battled to keep from general visibility, they probably wanted to address a portion of the paranoid ideas that have waited for a considerable length of time(Daniel 1).

If you plunge into the records or read news inclusion, invigorate your memory here on a portion of the individuals, hypotheses, and different parts of the death(Daniel 1).

The First Conspiracy suggests that there must have scientifically been multiple shooters because of the belief that the magic bullet theory presented by Arlen Spencer is false(John 1). 

Government examiners discharged an 888-page report on the death, shaping the official clarification of the occasions on September 27, 1964(Daniel 1).  

Arlen Spector was the man intently connected with the single-projectile hypothesis.  Spencer's said  that one of the shots hit both Kennedy and John Connally. This bullet has been referred to as the "magic bullet." Oswald had shot at Kennedy's motorcade there times. The first, as far as anyone knows, hit President Kennedy in the back yet didn't enter too profoundly.  Kennedy was hit  in the head from the third shot.".(John 1)

Since it set no fault on recommended plotters like socialists, foreign governments, the American knowledge network, or conservative conservatives Some people could have become skeptical about the explanation. The government said that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in murdering the President and that Jack Ruby acted alone in executing Mr. Oswald two days after the fact(Daniel 1). Among its progressively questionable disputes was that a single slug — insultingly alluded to as a "magic bullet" — struck both Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Connelly, who endured the shoot. The hypothesis was made to a limited extent by Arlen Specter, the long-term Pennsylvania congressperson who, at the time, was from the get-go in his vocation(Daniel 1). Cynics frequently state it would have been outlandish for Mr. Oswald to fire sufficiently quick to hit both Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Connelly, or for the equivalent "magic bullet" to strike the two men(Daniel 1). The theory says that the "magic bullet" couldn't do what It did. Therefore there had to be other shooters beside Oswald(Daniel 1).  The proposed conspiracy theory that a  hypothetical second shooter was possibly shooting the vehicle what has gotten known as the "green meadow," a territory ahead and to one side of the motorcade(Daniel 1). 

 

The conspiracy theory that Lyndon B Johnson and others could have plotted John F Kennedy's death was the fact that Kennedy's wife believed Lyndon B Johnson was behind the assassination. Some tapes suggest so. Months after the President's passing on November 22, 1963, there were recording made my Kennedys  wife she uncovered her conviction that Johnson and a plot of Texas magnates coordinated the homicide of her better half by shooter Lee Harvey Oswald. The tapes she recorded, guaranteed that the Dallas murder was a piece of bigger connivance to enable Johnson to become American President. (Jackie believed Lyndon B. Johnson had John F. Kennedy killed 1)  Johnson, who filled in as an individual from Congress, finished Kennedy's term after the death and proceeded to be chosen, President. More evidence for this theory is that  Arthur Schlesinger Jnr recorded the tapes with Jackie Kennedy inside the vehicle a while before Kennedy died. The recordings have been put away because of the request from Mrs. Kennedy to kept it a secret. The files were kept a secret for a while, which could make some people feel suspicious and believe the conspiracy. I don' think that if she found the idea that Lyndon B Johnson was behind, it doesn't make it accurate.(Jackie believed Lyndon B. Johnson had John F. Kennedy killed 1)

The last conspiracy was the Irish Mafia was behind the murder(Brady).   

In  2018, Vulture ran a meeting with then 85-year-old arranger and maker Quincy Jones. Jones replied, "Who murdered Kennedy." When Marchese squeezed the maker, he singled out Sam Giancana, a Chicago hoodlum whose name has drifted around Kennedy intrigue hovers for quite a long time. Out of sight of The Irishman, Jones' hypothesis poses a potential threat.  I'm damn sure in my heart that Robert F. Kennedy turned into my human foe that night."(Tarpley 1)  

 There was a investigate of a Kennedy-related report made open in 1997—which nitty-gritty an astonishing collaborate between the CIA and the crowd. As per a 1975 report, the CIA offered $150,000 to the Mafia to kill Cuban pioneer Fidel Castro. The information was a piece of instructions for Attorney General Kennedy—who was discontent with the entire thing since it undermined his battle against the Mafia at the time. The hit on Castro was a failure. The conspiracy suggests that because of the failed assassination attempt drove some trick scholars to state that it's what drove the Irish Mob to assault the Kennedy family. (Brady 1) In simpler terms, Robert Kennedys failed attempt caused the Mob to retaliate and plot the assaination of John F Kennedy(Brady 1).

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