This insightful essay correctly states how the 1999 Memphis civil court proceedings, brought by Dr. William F. Pepper, frightened the Clinton Administration and then-AG Janet Reno's Justice Department and nearly exposed the buried secrets of Dr. King's assassination. And how it had shakened the Deep State to its core. That essay also explains why they … Continue reading “Anatomy of a Washington Post Editorial” – A New Essay About a 20-Year Old WAPO Excoriation
Month: January 2020
MLK Day 2020: The Mythmaking Continues . . . On Steroids
Ironies Abound in Memphis today, as the Daily Memphian Publishes Photo of Jessie Jackson Installing a Wreath at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Admonishing Citizens to "Get Involved" Civil Rights Leaders Memorialize Martin Luther King's Birthday Last Year Given the known fact that many current-day leaders of the civil rights campaign harbor doubts (while … Continue reading MLK Day 2020: The Mythmaking Continues . . . On Steroids
Something’s Rotten in the State of Texas
The Mysterious Murder of Texas Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick, a man "Who Knew Too Much" And Notes on an Important News Article: "Something's Rotten in the State of Texas" Colliers magazine — June 9, 1951 In 1951, Colliers was one of the several widely-read, nationally distributed news and entertainment magazines in the United States. Authors … Continue reading Something’s Rotten in the State of Texas
John M. Liggett: The Mystery of the Murderous Mortician
Revised Edition 12/4/2020 From Embalmer Extraordinaire to Serial Killer — then Dead Man Walking LBJ’s cousin Jay Bert Peck’s homicide (examined in the essay “The 1969 Murder of Lyndon Johnson’s Double”) was not the only assault at the little ranch house at 1202 Melrose Street in Garland, Texas. A few years later, on Tuesday, March … Continue reading John M. Liggett: The Mystery of the Murderous Mortician
Some Insights into the Depravities of Lyndon B. Johnson and J. Edgar Hoover
Among the many exemplars of how these long-time "friends and neighbors" believed their powerful government positions enabled them to do anything they wished to do — from the mundane to the most unthinkable acts — the following items succinctly illustrate the point. Item #1: An Illustration that needs little further elaboration: Given that both of … Continue reading Some Insights into the Depravities of Lyndon B. Johnson and J. Edgar Hoover
UPDATE: Did Famed Attorney / LBJ Friend Percy Foreman Blackmail Jimmy Carter?
An Examination of how LBJ’s Friend Percy Foreman Guaranteed James Earl Ray’s Lifetime Sentence – While Earning a Lifetime “Keep Out of Jail” Card for Himself Percy Foreman, Famed Defense Attorney, Used Extremely Illegal Methods to Free Murderers — Except for the Case of an Innocent James Earl Ray, where He Used Those Methods to … Continue reading UPDATE: Did Famed Attorney / LBJ Friend Percy Foreman Blackmail Jimmy Carter?
LBJ: Master of Deceit 