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00:00:11Among the declassified documents, a memorandum stands out, in which
00:00:15Gerry Underhill, a CIA informant,
00:00:18is mentioned. He claimed to know the truth about
00:00:21what happened. Previously, only the title page was
00:00:24known, but now the entire document can be read. The
00:00:28day after Kennedy's assassination, Underhill hastily left
00:00:31Washington late at night and appeared at his friends' house in
00:00:35New Jersey. He was agitated and confessed to his
00:00:38friend Charlene Fitt Simmons that the assassination of the thirty-
00:00:41fifth president of the United States was the work of conspirators from
00:00:45the CIA. Oswald is a scapegoat. He was framed.
00:00:49This is too much. These villains committed a terrible crime.
00:00:53They killed the president. I heard heard different
00:00:56things. I couldn't believe they could do it, but they...
00:01:00did. Underhill claimed to know everyone
00:01:03by name and feared for his own safety.
00:01:06It turned out, not without reason. Just a few months later,
00:01:10on May 8, 1964,
00:01:13Underhill was found dead in his apartment in
00:01:16Washington with a gunshot wound to the head. The police
00:01:20considered it suicide. Oswald
00:01:23or secret government snipers or or the Italian
00:01:26mafia hired by the CIA or the FBI. In general,
00:01:30the topic they have there is also for those who like to argue,
00:01:34it's purely populist, in general, it doesn't solve
00:01:37anything today, of course, but because they
00:01:41published these documents, among these
00:01:45documents there was a lot of other stuff published,
00:01:48describing other
00:01:51crimes of American intelligence agencies, in general,
00:01:55all sorts of poisoned sugar and a lot of other things,
00:01:58in general, that is, they slipped in facts there about the preparation
00:02:02of coups. The case of President Kennedy's assassination
00:02:05always had many white spots. Suffice it to
00:02:08remember that a certain anonymous person reported the impending assassination to
00:02:12the Cambridge News newspaper 25 minutes before
00:02:15the shots were fired. Special services and deep
00:02:18states are also not always 100% effective. With John Kennedy
00:02:22it worked out, with Trump it didn't, and accordingly, this aberration
00:02:25happened again. And if Biden had a second term, again, the ideal of
00:02:29the deep state.
00:02:37doesn't understand what he's doing, an absolute ideal, John Kennedy, again,
00:02:40a representative of the Democratic Party or Trump, who represents
00:02:44the Republican Party, such presidents are inconvenient, such
00:02:48presidents create a huge number of problems, too many
00:02:52in the deep state, in the intelligence services believe
00:02:56that it is better to even harshly and publicly eliminate this problem.
00:03:15Statements that political opponents will try to eliminate Donald Trump were also made repeatedly, even
00:03:18before the assassination attempts on the businessman, including
00:03:21from the lips of independent American journalist
00:03:24Tucker Carlson. He believed that the intensity of the election
00:03:27campaign was so high that...
00:05:00show, all three held right-wing anti-communist
00:05:03views and opposed the activities of the Democratic
00:05:07Party of the USA. These stories about conspiracy theories, they
00:05:10actually were invented by
00:05:14the American special services themselves. When the truth about their activities began to come
00:05:18out, they declared all of it a conspiracy theory,
00:05:21ordered many pseudo-investigations
00:05:24obsessed precisely with conspiracy theory, Masons, alien
00:05:27interference, well, they stuffed a lot of nonsense according to the principle,
00:05:31where is the best place to hide a tree in the forest, so they planted a forest
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00:06:33of ideologies and the confrontation
00:06:36of worldviews, they were in no hurry to intervene, led to the impoverishment
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00:11:22Ferry and Clay claimed that they had never heard
00:11:26of Oswald before, but the investigation managed to prove that they were
00:11:29acquainted. Here in this photo is David Ferry, second from the left,
00:11:33Lee Harvey Oswald on the far right. They served
00:11:36together in the Civil Air Patrol. In
00:11:391961, Ferry spoke before
00:11:42veterans in New Orleans with harsh criticism of Kennedy's
00:11:45policy towards Cuba and uttered the phrase:
00:11:49"The president should be shot," after
00:11:52which he was even removed from the podium. And upon Oswald's
00:11:56arrest, a library card in the name of David
00:11:59Ferry was found in his pocket. Oswald was a very convenient figure
00:12:03to pin all the blame on and make a scapegoat. In
00:12:07this man's history, as we know, service in the Marine
00:12:09Corps, for some time he lived in the territory
00:12:13of the Soviet Union, and most importantly, he had a wife
00:12:16from the Soviet Union, a Russian. Well,
00:12:19the ideal candidate to kill the president
00:12:23of the United States of America. One of the youngest,
00:12:26most ambitious, beloved by the people. Who is behind it? Well,
00:12:30of course, the bloody KGB, which recruited him, trained him, and
00:12:33carried out this political, shall we say, adventure.
00:12:37Bannister died in 1964
00:12:40from a brain hemorrhage. And on February 22,
00:12:431967, after the results of
00:12:47the investigation appeared in the press, Ferry also died suddenly.
00:12:51He left behind two notes, similar to those
00:12:55written by suicides. Here is an excerpt from the text: "For me,
00:12:58leaving life is a pleasant prospect." However, the forensic
00:13:02medical examination immediately issued a conclusion that the cause of death
00:13:06was a brain hemorrhage. Exactly the same as in
00:13:10Bannister, who died three years earlier. Lee Harvey Oswald,
00:13:13yes, who was the official culprit, he was killed a few days later.
00:13:17Many figures who, one way or another,
00:13:20according to the main version, or a side version, were involved, back in the sixties,
00:13:24decided that it was
00:13:27not worth staying in
00:13:31this topic any longer and it was better to get out of this topic, unfortunately,
00:13:35for many this turned out to be the extreme
00:13:38option, that is, getting out means
00:13:40precisely what we just said. On March
00:13:441, 1967, Garrison arrested
00:13:48the last surviving defendant, Clay Shaw, and
00:13:51charged him with conspiracy to assassinate Kennedy. This
00:13:55was the only person who could be brought to trial in the case
00:13:59of the assassination attempt on the thirty-fifth president of the United States. By
00:14:03that time, by a strange coincidence, almost all
00:14:06the witnesses whom Garrison would have liked to involve were already
00:14:10dead. Garrison was one of the few people who, in
00:14:13general, went against the mainstream, actually
00:14:16trying to break the scenario
00:14:19that was initially prescribed by people who, in general, actually planned
00:14:23and were behind the assassination of John Kennedy, he tried
00:14:27to play his own game, but I repeat, he did not achieve
00:14:30success in this field, because the defendants in all his
00:14:33investigations either died mysteriously under unknown
00:14:37circumstances, or, like this person, were
00:14:40acquitted by a jury. On March 1,
00:14:431969, the jury found
00:14:46Shaw not guilty. The first and only trial in the Kennedy
00:14:50case ended with the prosecution
00:14:53losing.
00:14:59declassified, but not everything, approximately
00:15:0220 percent, still remains under seven
00:15:05seals. The main thing in the investigation is not to accidentally stumble upon
00:15:08themselves. Appointing Allan
00:15:11Dulles, the former head of the CIA, to this commission is like,
00:15:15well, tasking a goat with investigating who ate
00:15:19the cabbage. Insurance or leverage over the CIA.
00:15:22Why does Trump need this scandal?
00:15:35The year is 1994.
00:15:38FBI agent Zachary Shelton, in his spare
00:15:42time, investigated the case of Kennedy's assassination. Well,
00:15:46that was his hobby, which is not
00:15:49surprising, in those days, everyone tried to solve the American
00:15:52mystery of the century. So, this Sheldon
00:15:56said that he talked to his friend, a private
00:16:00detective, Joe West, and he said that
00:16:03once in prison he talked to a gangster...
00:17:45it didn't sound like it, yes, a billionaire, whom even then people accused of being involved in this, a billionaire who repeatedly funded Johnson's political campaigns, who received the presidency after the death,
00:17:49well, the vice president, a person who was imposed on Kennedy as
00:17:53vice president, he is nowhere to be found, Hunt was nowhere
00:17:56to be found, but the Central Intelligence Agency is everywhere,
00:17:59all versions converge on the fact that
00:18:03the assassination of the thirty-fifth president is the result
00:18:06of a conspiracy by a group of individuals, possibly a special operation, not at
00:18:10all the action of a lone shooter, but why in
00:18:13the general array of declassified documents there are so
00:18:16many reports on other secret CIA operations,
00:18:20possibly to show that special services still have
00:18:23a connection to the Kennedy assassination, these people are trained,
00:18:27they know the methodology, they have resources,
00:18:30they have their own
00:18:33agendas, they have their own goals and objectives, they...
00:19:08For example, more than forty pages of secret protocols
00:19:11of meetings of the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board to the US
00:19:14President contain information about surveillance of
00:19:18the creators of the nuclear program in China. And here is a report
00:19:21from the CIA Inspector General on the assassination of Dominican leader
00:19:25Rafael Trujillo with the names and surnames
00:19:28of the agents involved. The report even includes a photograph
00:19:32of the bullet-riddled car. Moreover, it follows
00:19:35from the documents that the top leadership of the USA was
00:19:38not aware of this operation in advance, as well as many
00:19:41others, aimed, among other things, against the Soviet
00:19:44Union. Information about American sabotage against
00:19:48the Soviet bloc was presented as sensational news. This included
00:19:51poisoning, in particular, agricultural products that
00:19:55were exported from Cuba to the Soviet
00:19:58Union, as well as to countries of the socialist camp there, and work on
00:20:01the GDR, they also mentioned this, but again, it's not
00:20:04to say that this is some kind of secret.
00:20:07Poland had several high-profile cases of such
00:20:11sabotage, the most high-profile was probably the outbreak of anthrax
00:20:15in 1979, I believe, in Sverdlovsk Oblast. The fact that
00:20:18it was sabotage has been established for a long time, because
00:20:21the source of the spread, a public transport stop
00:20:24near Sverdlovsk, well, somehow
00:20:27there is no American signature under it. The CIA
00:20:31planned and carried out most of its operations
00:20:34independently, though on behalf of the United States. But
00:20:38the state interest in many of the intelligence agency's
00:20:41plans is simply
00:20:43impossible to trace. In August
00:20:471962, the British merchant
00:20:50ship Statham Hill left
00:20:53Havana with a cargo of sugar on board,
00:20:56a total of 80 thousand
00:20:59bags with a total weight of more than 7.0 tons.
00:21:02The ship was going to the Soviet Union, to Odessa,
00:21:06but soon the ship developed
00:21:09malfunctions, and the captain decided to enter
00:21:13the nearest port for repairs. This was
00:21:16San Juan in Puerto Rico. For conducting.
00:21:26bags of sugar were moved into the building
00:21:29of the port warehouse, and so agents of the Central
00:21:32Intelligence Agency
00:21:35of the USA infiltrated it and added
00:21:38a certain substance to 800 bags, not poisonous, but giving the
00:21:42sugar a persistent bitter taste. The calculation was that
00:21:46upon arrival in the Soviet Union, the sugar would
00:21:49be reprocessed as a single batch,
00:21:52mixed with the spoiled
00:21:55bags, and thus all 700
00:21:58tons would be spoiled. All
00:22:01this information was contained in notes and reports that
00:22:04were personally brought to President Kennedy, and the more
00:22:08reports the President read, the stronger, obviously, grew his
00:22:11desire to reform the agency that was taking
00:22:15too much upon itself. A big question whether it would be possible or not
00:22:19to clear these Augean stables, the last
00:22:21time special services investigated was 50
00:22:25years ago, the Church Commission, in fact, found
00:22:28a huge number of abuses, now the documents on
00:22:31Kennedy have been declassified, again we see what the
00:22:35CIA was doing, not only directly in the context of Kennedy's assassination, but also
00:22:38what they were doing, for example, in the countries of the Warsaw Pact, where
00:22:42they directly undermined the economic potential of the Soviet
00:22:45Red Bloc that opposed the Americans, that is, they did not shy away from any
00:22:49means. In 1961,
00:22:52President Kennedy's assistant Arthur Schlesinger
00:22:55Jr. even prepared a special fifteen-page
00:22:59report called "The Reorganization
00:23:02of the CIA." It outlined facts of CIA actions
00:23:05which, in the official's opinion, undermined the authority
00:23:08of the US State Department, that is, discredited
00:23:12the American state. The report detailed
00:23:15the unsuccessful invasion of Cuba, better known as the Bay
00:23:19of Pigs landing. Schlesinger was concerned
00:23:22that when planning the operation, the agency did not even consult
00:23:26with any of the related agencies. Kennedy, of course, pursued
00:23:30a very radical policy of renewing
00:23:33and increasing the effectiveness of the intelligence
00:23:36agency. For example, he was one of the first to be concerned
00:23:39about the uncontrolled growth of foreign informants,
00:23:43CIA agents, who multiplied like
00:23:46cockroaches in various parts of the world. He was the first to raise the question.
00:25:20to put a spoke in his wheel, which means we need to attack him
00:25:23first, including by pointing out failures
00:25:27similar to those described in the Kennedy assassination archive.
00:25:30There's a Chuck Schumer, who represents
00:25:34the Intelligence Committee, who, in fact, on live
00:25:37television - MSNBC, it seems, said that Trump
00:25:40was wrong to quarrel with the special services, because they have 100-500
00:25:44ways, as it were, to respond to him very harshly,
00:25:48he said it directly. Yes, to the clarifying question of the host: "What do you
00:25:52mean?" He said: "Well, those
00:25:55who need to know will understand." Basically, it was a threat
00:25:58voiced live, to Trump: "Don't dare to go..."
00:27:02still fulfilled it,
00:27:05secondly, and this is the main thing,
00:27:08the declassified dossier is a powerful blow to
00:27:11Trump's secret and overt opponents in
00:27:14the special services, primarily in the Central Intelligence
00:27:18Agency of the USA. The published materials
00:27:21indicate how far special services
00:27:24can go and get out of control
00:27:28of federal authorities, moreover, putting their
00:27:32corporate interests
00:27:35above the interests of the state.
00:27:38By publishing the materials of the long-awaited dossier,
00:27:41Trump made another move in his confrontation with
00:27:45the American intelligence community. This fight promises
00:27:49to be merciless, from both
00:28:22His first official trip as the forty-seventh president of the United States
00:28:26was to the Middle East. The list of visits includes Saudi Arabia,
00:28:30Qatar, United Arab Emirates. A series of palaces with
00:28:34golden interiors, handshakes with Arab princes, and most importantly,
00:28:38everywhere promises of generous investments in the American
00:28:41economy, a record-breaking trip, boasts Donald
00:28:45Trump. In the next 10 years, they promise to invest
00:28:48more than 3 trillion dollars in US industry,
00:28:52he is about business, about money, about efficiency, but efficiency in his
00:28:55understanding, and state money, he, of course,
00:28:58perceives as money for his corporation, a corporation called
00:29:02the United States of America, therefore all his decisions are micro and
00:29:06macro deals. There was also an unofficial program with
00:29:09the participation of Trump's sons, who arrived with him as
00:29:13part of the American delegation.
00:29:16President Trump visited Saudi Arabia,
00:29:19Qatar and the United Arab Emirates in 4 days. His family is expanding
00:29:23business ties in the Middle East. The Trump
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00:29:29and cryptocurrency. Everyone says
00:29:33that the Trump family business has financial interests in all
00:29:37the Persian Gulf countries. Here's Eric Trump at a real estate
00:29:41exhibition in the capital of Qatar, Doha, enthusiastically inspecting
00:29:44a model of a future golf club and residential complex. The contract for its
00:29:48construction was awarded to the Organization,
00:29:51and this is Eric together with Donald Trump Jr. signing
00:29:55contracts in neighboring Oman, here too
00:29:58a Trump hotel will be built. The New York Times calculated that over...
00:30:09In addition, Donald Trump received a Boeing
00:30:137478 VIP-class aircraft as a gift
00:30:17from the Qatari authorities, worth 400
00:30:19million. The question immediately arose: are such gifts legal?
00:30:23Heavy artillery was brought in to defend the president.
00:30:26US Attorney General Pamela Jo Bondi began to argue that this
00:30:30was not bribery at all, but the Democrats found out that Bondi
00:30:33herself, before taking office, was on the payroll of
00:30:36a monthly salary of
00:30:40115 thousand dollars. Lobbying is the norm
00:30:43for the United States, it's all over the place,
00:30:47similarly, the Clintons signed
00:30:50a lot of contracts, when...