A NOTE ON RESEARCH TECHNIQUES
Before getting into more details - I’d like to describe some of the research techniques that were and are being used to take this work further.
The Archivist of the United States is a blogger - and wrote about the remarkable uncovering of thousands of previously unknown letters written by Walt Whitman when he was a federal secretary during the Civil War. This was accomplished by a lone professor who was familiar with Whitman's unique signature who went looking through the federal files where the letters Whitman wrote would likely to be located. And he found some, thousands of them, so many it will take decades for Whitman scholars to properly review them.
Walt Whitman: The poet as federal worker - The Washington Post
This just goes to show that new research techniques can be employed with success, as it is being done in many places on many levels.
This just goes to show that new research techniques can be employed with success, as it is being done in many places on many levels.
Hypothesis
Just as
scientists break down complicated problems into smaller parts in order to
understand it – we too must take such an approach – and develop some basic
hypothesis, as John Newman has done in the course of his work.
JFKcountercoup: Going Deep into the Records - Assumptions, False Assumptions and Hypothesis
JFKcountercoup: Bill Kelly's Hypothesis on the Assassination of JFK
JFKCountercoup2: John Newman's Hypothesis - Countdown to Darkness
JFKcountercoup: Going Deep into the Records - Assumptions, False Assumptions and Hypothesis
JFKcountercoup: Bill Kelly's Hypothesis on the Assassination of JFK
JFKCountercoup2: John Newman's Hypothesis - Countdown to Darkness
Assumptions
For starters we have to make some basic
assumptions that are necessary to proceed, using logic and reason as our
guides.
The
first basic assumption is that the assassination of President Kennedy at Dealey
Plaza, whatever you believe occurred there, and regardless of the role of the
accused assassin and self-proclaimed Patsy Lee Harvey Oswald, the event was a
covert intelligence operation and must be studied as such in order to
understand it. As California attorney Bill Simpich, author of State Secret, has
said, you must view the assassination as an operation in order to proceed. (3)
JFKcountercoup: Covert Ops Related to the Dealey Plaza Operation
JFKcountercoup: 2018 - CI Phase One -
Another
basic assumption, as the Microsoft analysis of the most recently released
assassination records at the National Archives (NARA) concluded, the
assassination had something to do with Cuba, as President Kennedy, his accused
assassin and the killer of the accused all had ties to Cuba in common, and a
large selection of official records on the assassination relate to Cuba. (4)
Research
Techniques
In the
course of my half-century study of the assassination, Professor Peter Dale
Scott has been a guiding light, and I utilize three of his basic research
techniques and have developed one of my own.
Peter
Dale Scott’s “Negative Template” thesis, Phase One and Phase Two Cover-Stories
and recognizing the Psych War – Black Prop Operation to blame the conspiracy on
Castro Cuban Communists are key elements in focusing on what’s important and
narrowing the suspects.
The
“Negative Template” thesis is the idea that the records that are referenced,
but missing, are the most significant records – as this report confirms that
thesis.
Scott
also calls attention to the facts that indicate a very detailed psychological
warfare – black propaganda campaign was part of the plan to kill the President,
a false attempt to blame the conspiracy to kill JFK on Cuban Castro Communists,
which formed the basis of what Scott calls the “Phase One” cover story that was
officially rejected, but continues today as an “active measure” with former CIA
agents Brian Latell and Bob Baer – along with their media assets Gus Russo and
Phil Shenon – actively promoting this failed thesis. Because this aspect of the
plan failed, like all failed covert intelligence operations, it gives us an
insight into those responsible.
JFKcountercoup: Peter Dale Scott on Managed Disinformation at Dealey Plaza
JFKcountercoup: Disinformation at Dealey Plaza
JFKcountercoup: Peter Dale Scott on Managed Disinformation at Dealey Plaza
JFKcountercoup: Disinformation at Dealey Plaza
John
Newman also recognized this – and wrote about it, as I have done.
Kelly –
The Part of the Plot that Failed
JFKcountercoup: The Psych War Operation that Failed to Blame Castro
MO - Covert Intel Op - Modus Operandi
MO - Covert Intel Op - Modus Operandi
JFKcountercoup: Maj. Gen. Llewellyn W. Atcheriey & the MO System
JFKcountercoup: The MO - How JFK Was Killed
JFKcountercoup: The MO - How JFK Was Killed
3X HITS
In the
course of my research, while reading the House Select Committee on
Assassination (HSCA) reports, I came up with my own research technique I call
Three Time Hits.
Besides
the standard research technique utilized by all journalists and investigators
covering complicated stories in starting a name and subject file and
chronology, I began to start files on certain subjects when they came up in
three separate areas – which first led me to focus on Collins Radio, then the
Pan Am Bank of Miami, and more recently – Looking Glass and Silver Dollar.
JFKcountercoup: Collins Radio Connections
JFKCountercoup2: Pan Am Bank of Miami
JFKcountercoup: Looking Glass - x 3 - JFK Assassination Characters
Of course it was the Three Time Hits routine that led me to the Valkyrie and Pathfinder leads - leads that are continually panning out with new names, new events, new dates for the chronology and new pieces to the puzzle. Stay Tuned....More to Come -
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JFKCountercoup2: Pan Am Bank of Miami
JFKcountercoup: Looking Glass - x 3 - JFK Assassination Characters
Of course it was the Three Time Hits routine that led me to the Valkyrie and Pathfinder leads - leads that are continually panning out with new names, new events, new dates for the chronology and new pieces to the puzzle. Stay Tuned....More to Come -
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