We should demand accountability for Robert Kennedy Sr. assassination and right a historic wrong.
We should be indignant about plutocratic deep state corruption.
Jeremy Kuzmarov captures this essential point in his expose on the assassination.
Read the full essay with splendid pictures: https://covertactionmagazine.com/2022/06/05/new-evidence-implicates-cia-lapd-fbi-and-mafia-as-plotters-in-elaborate-hit-plan-to-prevent-rfk-from-ever-reaching-white-house-2/
A common refrain among the incurious when presented with evidence that the 60’s assassinations were state crimes, is to say the events are ‘water under the bridge, a ‘mystery we will never solve’, and therefore a matter not worth pursuing.
Green Liberty takes the alternative position and holds that we must confront these crimes since society remains traumatized and haunted by the assassinations as a consequence of not getting justice. Among the incurious, any challenge or dispute with the official narrative is dismissed as ‘conspiracy theories.’ However, the evidence is clear. Deep state actors, representing the interests of an oligarchic plutocratic power elite, operate with impunity, given no accounting for a host of state crimes perpetuated by deep state actors. Operators went on to cause September 11th and the Covid event, and much more.
Since JFK’s assassination, the power of the military industrial complex and the elites that own and run it, dominate the US government, and over generations, robbed we the people of historical possibilities for making a peaceful society. The state crimes put society onto a fateful path into a technocratic dystopia, a society dominated and influenced by the military, bio-pharmacological, banking complex. See the ideas of David Hughes to understand this idea.
In our efforts to grow a green liberty brand of critique of the power elite, that is also a demand for justice, and calls for a liberation movement, we should make the case for claiming stolen history as a key reason for liberation; an egalitarian revolution is necessary as the means to claw back possibilities, to fulfill democratic destiny for a better world.
Jeremy Kuzmarov does this in the conclusion of his expose on the RFK Sr. assassination, a state crime that prevented Robert Kennedy from using the presidency to get justice for his brother.
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From the conclusion:
Kamala Harris and the Continuing Government Cover-Up
In 2012, while serving as California’s Attorney General, Vice President Kamala Harris had Sirhan’s request for a retrial dismissed.
She argued that “overwhelming evidence” existed against Sirhan’s claims that he was hypno-programmed to fire a gun as a diversion.
Harris stated in federal court that “(Sirhan) cannot possibly show that no reasonable juror would have convicted him if a jury had considered his ‘new’ evidence and allegations, in light of the overwhelming evidence supporting the convictions and the available evidence thoroughly debunking Sirhan’s second-shooter and automaton theories.”
In fact, as this essay has displayed, there is overwhelming evidence supporting—not debunking—Sirhan’s second-shooter theory.
This evidence ranges from eyewitness accounts to the autopsy report to the fact that more bullets were fired than was the capacity for Sirhan’s gun.
There is also circumstantial evidence about the automaton theory which begs for further investigation.
Had Kennedy Lived…..
Harris’s stance is part of a 50+ year effort by government authorities to cover up the truth about Kennedy’s assassination and to protect the powerful persons who coordinated it.
Had Kennedy lived, American history would have turned out differently.
For one thing, the major riots outside the Party convention following the nomination of Hubert Humphrey –which divided and destroyed the Democratic Party—would never have taken place.[84]
Kennedy might then have replicated his brother’s defeat of Nixon in 1960, and as president ended the Vietnam War, expanded the War on Poverty and scuttled the War on Drug.
Instead of imploding under the weight of Nixonian repression, the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) might have evolved into an influential left-wing caucus in the Democratic Party or a new social democratic party equivalent to the Canadian New Democratic Party (NDP).
This was the nightmare scenario for American conservatives and the corrupt elements of “the deep state,” who in carrying out Kennedy’s assassination, destroyed the hope for a better America that he and his supporters represented.