1. Plausible Denial

This is an excerpt from a 1997 C-SPAN video recording of Seymour Hersh discussing his book, "The Dark Side Of Camelot," at the Politics & Prose Bookstore. I've uploaded 6 more.

I've read "The Dark Side Of Camelot," which isn't perfect but is still damn good and chock full of information. I have had a hard time finding a full, un-glitched version of this video online. This is fairly good, lacking only a few last words spoken by Hersh. I will be uploading 7 excerpts in total, this one being the first of those. I really want my Bitchute channel to be there for pushing back against covid 1984 right now, but this is good stuff and I don't want to depend on my computer completely for archiving stuff.

I found the talk given by Hersh at Politics & Prose to be enlightening but also disappointing. He lacks the courage of his convictions and is clearly himself infected with Camelot propaganda. He's unusually schizophrenic about JFK. He's an establishment reporter and writer (who voted for killer Obama twice) who, because he is a hard worker and takes his calling seriously, has managed to nevertheless produce good reports and books. His book on the killing of Osama bin Laden, while uneven, is also very good. (James Corbett: Please read it!)

In one place, Hersh jokes about JFK asking (Dave Powers I think) someone who a female courier's name was as she entered an important meeting he was in. He joked that the nation might not go to war that night. Hersh tried to pass off that incident as an example of JFK's ability to compartmentalize! The guy, as Hersh himself informs us, had an std until the day he died (that he no doubt passed on to dozens of women), betrayed his wife on a regular basis and demonstrated incredible recklessness in bedding any female, including the East German leader's wife!, who caught his eye. It even appears that that may have led to an instance of successful blackmail of the President, which Hersh discusses in his book. That means that Hersh's joke was in poor taste. But he was trying to soothe things over with his audience who probably to a degree, and in some cases, to a high degree, thought JFK was a saint.

I have a compendium on the awful Kennedy brothers in the cloud (Box). It's very ugly. I want to transfer that to a blog but I don't know how to (and get no tech help at all from anyone) and I don't know which blog to trust. WordPress, which my primary blog (A Yappy Trade Barrier) is on is 'not' trustworthy. They haven't deleted my blog yet, but it won't surprise me when that comes. They've partnered with Google's First Draft censorship organization. I don't know when they deleted Jon Rappoport's blog, but if it was after 2016, First Draft may have had something to do with it.

See "John Kennedy And Robert Kennedy Were Terrorists" / https://app.box.com/s/nrb7s56g6qzwi9323nuve1irt8oe4lpc