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The Trump corruption is manifest and systemic and institutional. It's the conservative agenda.

For Trump, banks have one function: fraud.

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November 29, 1963 — seven days after President Kennedy was removed from power — President Lyndon B. Johnson established the Warren Commission to investigate the event. The Commission had seven members. Johnson chose them himself. The most significant appointment: Allen Welsh Dulles — former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Allen Dulles had been fired by President Kennedy in November 1961 — two months after the Bay of Pigs operation failed. Kennedy had publicly blamed the CIA for the failure. He reportedly told aides he wanted to “splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces.” He signed documents transferring operational military authority away from the CIA. Allen Dulles lost his position. Two years later: Dulles sat on the commission investigating Kennedy’s death as one of its most active members. By many accounts, he attended more commission sessions than any other member and played a central role in shaping the investigation’s direction and conclusions. The Warren Commission concluded: Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. In 1979, the House Select Committee on Assassinations — a separate Congressional investigation — concluded that Kennedy was “probably the result of a conspiracy” and that the Warren Commission’s investigation had been flawed in specific documented ways. The 1979 conclusion is rarely mentioned in mainstream anniversary coverage. The records relating to the assassination were scheduled for full release by 2017. Thousands of documents were withheld. They remain partially classified today — over 60 years after the event. A counterintelligence operation this sensitive: routinely classified for 75 years. The logic of the continued classification is officially: national security sensitivity. 💬 The man Kennedy fired from the CIA led the investigation into Kennedy’s death. Share this with someone who’s never heard that specific detail

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April 20, 1914. Ludlow, Colorado. Coal miners working for the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company — owned by the Rockefeller family — had been on strike for months, demanding safer working conditions and fair pay. They had been evicted from company towns and were living in a massive tent colony.
On the morning of April 20, the Colorado National Guard and private mine guards funded by Rockefeller opened fire on the camp with machine guns. They set the tents on fire. 21 people were killed. Among the dead were two women and 11 children who had suffocated in a pit they dug beneath their tent to escape the bullets.

The public outrage was massive. John D. Rockefeller Jr. was hauled before a US federal commission and widely denounced as a murderer. The Rockefeller empire realised that raw corporate violence was now bad for business. In response to the Ludlow Massacre, Rockefeller hired Ivy Lee — the founding father of modern Public Relations.
Lee launched a massive, coordinated media campaign to rewrite the narrative. He published bulletins portraying the miners as dangerous radicals and Rockefeller as a benevolent victim of union aggression. The modern corporate PR industry was not invented to sell products. It was invented to launder the reputation of a billionaire after his private army massacred women and children.

💬 The Rockefeller guards killed 21 people in a labor strike. To fix the public outrage, the modern Public Relations industry was invented. It's public record. Share this history.

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April 1961. The CIA-orchestrated Bay of Pigs invasion ended in total disaster. President Kennedy realised the CIA had deliberately withheld information and provided false assurances to force him into authorising direct US military intervention in Cuba. He refused to send the military. In the aftermath, JFK famously told an aide he wanted to "splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds." In November 1961, he took action. He forced the resignations of the three highest-ranking officials in the CIA:

Director Allen Dulles.
Deputy Director of Plans Richard Bissell.

Deputy Director General Charles Cabell.
He completely decapitated the leadership of the US intelligence establishment. Two years later, in November 1963, JFK travelled to Dallas, Texas. The motorcade route that passed through Dealey Plaza was heavily coordinated with local city officials. The Mayor of Dallas during the President's visit was Earle Cabell. Earle Cabell was the brother of General Charles Cabell — the CIA Deputy Director JFK had publicly fired two years earlier. Furthermore, declassified documents released in 2017 confirmed that Mayor Earle Cabell himself had been a CIA asset since 1956. Allen Dulles — the Director JFK fired — was later appointed to run the Warren Commission investigating JFK's death.
💬 He fired the CIA Deputy Director. Two years later, that man's brother was the Mayor of Dallas overseeing the city during the motorcade. The Mayor was also a CIA asset. It's public record.
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