from propaganda matrix: In a new magazine interview, Bruce Willis spills the beans on his skepticism that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of JFK, and suggests that the some of the same criminals who killed Kennedy are still in power today."They still haven't caught the guy that killed [President] Kennedy," Willis told Vanity Fair's June issue, according to the New York Post.
"I'll get killed for saying this, but I'm pretty sure those guys are still in power, in some form. The entire government of the United States was co-opted," adds the Die Hard star.
So from where did Willis, a former die-hard Neo-Con, receive his sudden wake-up call?
As we reported last year, Hollywood director Richard Linklater said he had handed out 9/11 truth DVDs on the set of Fast Food Nation, including Alex Jones' documentaries, and that they completely changed Willis' political paradigm.
"He said it put him in such a head space that he will be quiet on issues of national policy," Linklater told the Alex Jones Show.
Is Willis' comment that the people who killed Kennedy are still in power a reference to the fact that George H.W. Bush was photographed at the scene in Dealy Plaza?
Either way, it's refreshing to see that Willis, who was vehemently pro-war and pro-Bush in the months after 9/11, has seen the light and realized that patriotism is about love of one's country, not worship of government.
1 comment:
There is a person who slightly resembles George Bush in Dealey Plaza. That's not at all the same thing as saying "George Bush was photographed in Dealey Plaza."
I have a picture of me taken in New York City. It's me. Anyone who knew me at that point in time would definitely say that's me. The problem is, that picture was taken in the late 1800s, and I wasn't alive yet.
Photos of people prove nothing. They can and should be used as possible leads, but they can never alone be used as proof. If you think otherwise, watch what happens someday when "you" are photographed leaving a bank with a handful of money....
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