Reply #40: I don't know if this makes me a "conspiracy theorist" or not, but... [View All]

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Whether or not I can tell you who killed JFK (I can't, not for sure, so I won't bother), I ask you to consider this: He was assassinated, his brother was assassinated, and Teddy was (I believe this to this day) "taken out" as a possibility for the Presidency at any time in the future with an "accident" that implicated him in hte death of a young woman. That "dynasty" was stopped dead in its tracks by a series of deaths and mishaps that are, even if you don't believe in conspiracies, statistically improbable for one family.

Just when JFK, Jr. (arguably the Kennedy's best hope for a return to the WH in his generation) appeared to be ascending to a run for the Presidency, he just "happened to" die in a small plane crash??? Again, what is the statistical probablility of such a happenstance for this family? (I do believe the skiing accident in which another Kennedy cousin was killed could have been legitimate, but still... Death after death after scandal...)

Is it any wonder that Joe, Jr., Caroline, and Bobby, Jr. have left any thoughts of politics behind and gone to live and work in the private sector?

Consider this before you write off everything having to do with this family as "coicidence, not conspiracy". Purely statistically, not all of this could be "coincidence", at least not in my mind.

TC