Monday, November 24, 2014

If JFK Had Lived

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If JFK had lived, so too, would have 58,000 Americans and untold millions of Vietnamese. If JFK had lived, we would not have spent two trillion dollars on nuclear arms. The money could have been spent, as JFK suggested, on education. America might not have become the hopelessly dumbed down nation that it has become. If JFK had lived the Federal Reserve would have eventually gone the way of the two previous central banks in the United States. The US Congress would have retaken the constitutional power of coining money, interest free money. America would have remained solvent.

If JFK had lived, he would have continued to confront the oil companies and today, we might have achieved energy independence and could be paying about a buck for a gallon for gas. Alaska would be the new Middle East and the petrodollar, which threatens to plunge us into a world war over Syria and Iran, would no longer be a problem. The world would be coming to the US for its energy needs and our economy would be booming.

If JFK had lived, the people would have had their true representative in the White House. The events in Cuba so changed John Kennedy, that he became a true Ron Paul in the last two years of his life. It was the last time, that anyone, outside the elite establishment, had anyone in top level government that cared for them.

12 comments:

  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0bIRkv29xk
    Certainly some things would be different, but chances are the son-of-a-bitch LBJ would have fucked up the country a few years later anyway. Obviously, LBJ just couldn't wait, so in cahoots with the CIA decided to get rid of their mortal enemy in Dallas.

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  2. A lot of suppositions.
    To believe most of it JFK would have had to undergo a total transmission like Scrooge. Your JFK worship has certainly gone to far. Even IF JFK had done all those things (which would have required many decisions that would go against his stated beliefs) the over 50 years after his being in office, those things would certainly not have stayed on the same course and had the outcomes you predict for today.
    Orlin, if JFK had lived LBJ would never have become president, but your conspiracy theory thinking tells us you have no clue. Of all the conspiracy theories about who killed JFK, LBJ killing JFK has the least credibility.

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    1. "...if JFK had lived LBJ would never have become president..."

      I rest my case.

      orlin sellers

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    2. On what? Your stupidity on how politics works? Yes.

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  3. Wow, Mikeb--you're a true worshiper, aren't you? He must be one of your favorite NRA life members.

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    1. Where do you get "true worshiper" from? I posted this with no comment. I thought you didn't go in for the mind reading thing? Or, is it OK when you do it but not when others do?

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    2. Actually, I hadn't noticed the hyperlink at first, and thus didn't realize you were quoting some other silly moonbat.

      I posted this with no comment.

      Alright, fine--you posted it because you don't agree with it. Whatever.

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    3. Oh--and some might argue that linking the death of JFK to "the decline of America" is hardly "post[ing] without comment."

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    4. "other silly moonbat" and similar remarks are what gets you in trouble, Kurt. You know I don't like your condescending, superior bullshit, even though I realize it comes from a deep-set inferiority.

      My "decline of America" tag sure doesn't add up to "true worshiper." Of course, you tried to say you thought I wrote that whole thing. Honestly, Kurt?

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    5. "other silly moonbat" and similar remarks are what gets you in trouble, Kurt.

      Ooh--scary!!! What kind of "trouble" am I in? What terrible (but no doubt well deserved) fate will befall me for my transgressions?

      My "decline of America" tag sure doesn't add up to "true worshiper.

      What I said is that some might argue that adding that tag is itself a form of comment, challenging your assertion of having "posted this without comment."

      Of course, you tried to say you thought I wrote that whole thing.

      Actually, I'm pretty convinced I successfully said that--no "try[ing]" involved. And if I understand your last question, correctly, the answer is yes--honestly (as always).

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    6. Kurt, always honest, almost spilled my coffee laughing at that one.

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