Re: JFK assassination
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2024 7:00 am
ajnock,
After reading her bio, can you even believe that this woman took time to talk with me by telephone for nearly an hour?!? She was cordial and candid, very open and expressive. I can't wait to get her books, especially the one titled "Lee And Me" which has an afterword by Jim Marrs. (I have a book by Jim Marrs somewhere here in my home library. But I'm tripping over books everywhere in my home, so wish me luck in finding it, lol!) Jim Marrs was popular some years ago as a 2nd Amendment advocate and a good writer. I've not seen anything about him in years, until now learning that he wrote that afterword for Judyth's "Lee And Me".
One additional thought is the fact that Trump is saying that he'll release more of the "secret" documents about the JFK assassination. I'm looking forward to that. And btw, when Oliver Stone published his famous "JFK" movie, I saw it first on the big screen in a theater in Memphis, then many years later I bought the DVD, and some time after buying that he came out with a sequel, JFK Revisited, which I also bought on DVD. Now I learn that he was talking with Judyth Vary Baker.
Small world, eh? But what a fascinating time to be alive and paying attention!
Blessings, Salute!, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Elias
After reading her bio, can you even believe that this woman took time to talk with me by telephone for nearly an hour?!? She was cordial and candid, very open and expressive. I can't wait to get her books, especially the one titled "Lee And Me" which has an afterword by Jim Marrs. (I have a book by Jim Marrs somewhere here in my home library. But I'm tripping over books everywhere in my home, so wish me luck in finding it, lol!) Jim Marrs was popular some years ago as a 2nd Amendment advocate and a good writer. I've not seen anything about him in years, until now learning that he wrote that afterword for Judyth's "Lee And Me".
One additional thought is the fact that Trump is saying that he'll release more of the "secret" documents about the JFK assassination. I'm looking forward to that. And btw, when Oliver Stone published his famous "JFK" movie, I saw it first on the big screen in a theater in Memphis, then many years later I bought the DVD, and some time after buying that he came out with a sequel, JFK Revisited, which I also bought on DVD. Now I learn that he was talking with Judyth Vary Baker.
Small world, eh? But what a fascinating time to be alive and paying attention!
Blessings, Salute!, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Elias