I just saw some info that connects the JFK assasination to corporate interests. It seems that Kennedy wanted to pull troops out of Viet Nam but had resistance amongst the power elite. He started to pull troops out and after the first plane load had landed, he was killed. Who stands to gain the most from having the troops stay? Corporate America of course. Lots of cash can be made by the Military Industrial Complex and so Kennedy was an obstacle to their glorious profit margins and had to be destroyed. After he was gone, the escalation of the war began immediately.

-- Steve (srasmuss@flash.net), September 27, 2002

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I'M SORRY HE'S GONE!

-- LILLIA JACKSON (ldj36088@hotmail.com), June 09, 2003.