The Assassination of President Kennedy

The assassination of President Kennedy in 1963, assassination of President Kennedy was a conspiracy against the government, the government and the government. All of us Americans have to sit down and wonder if elected officials or Mafia's godfathers are managing our country. Who really has power? As President Kennedy was assassinated, we might have found our terrible answer and realized what happened to our country. The assassination of President Kennedy was one of the huge double crossings between the Mafia and the government, with a massive plan that began with Capitol Hill.

In 1961, US President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy accompanied by President Charles de Gaulle of France expressed their respect in the tombs of unknown soldiers. After President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, Mrs. Kennedy recalled the eternal flame of the Arc de Triomphe and requested that eternity flame be placed next to her husband's grave in Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia. President Charles de Gaulle went to Washington to attend a national funeral and witnessed Jacqueline Kennedy lit the fire of eternal flame inspired by her visit to France.

One week after assassinating Kennedy on November 22, 1963, President Lyndon Johnson issued a presidential order to establish a presidential committee to assassinate President Kennedy. Give your name. 1976 - After permitting Zapruder movies to show assassinations to the public, after the Watergate incident shocked confidence in the American government - the House of Representatives to establish an assassination committee to review the murder case Martin Luther King Jr., 1968

On November 29, 1963, President Johnson appointed the presidential committee to assassinate President Kennedy. That president, after the US chief judge, Earl Warren, it was called the Warren Committee. President Johnson instructed the committee to assess the problems associated with assassination and subsequent killings of so-called assassins and report the results and conclusions to him. Note to readers: Point 1 B on the following link is the result of a study by the House Assassination Committee in 1979, "It is highly likely that two gunmen will fire to the president." This conclusion arises from the "discovery" of the last moment of Dallas police radio transmission video, which is said to have provided evidence that more than four shots were fired at Dili Square.