Connecting the current Deep State panic with the JFK assassination

Bear with me here. Tomorrow, we might learn that the FBI isn't quite as pure as driven snow. We should have known that already, but we might learn that some officials who think they're pretty important were not unwilling to energetically aid and abet some offshore investigating that should have been apolitical.

So let's go back to the afternoon of November 22, 1963. I've never really taken much interest in the Dallas conspiracy allegation industry. I have always felt that the Warren Commission's investigation reeked of fishiness, but I also feel like the Warren Commission was populated by some of our non-best and non-brightest. So what could we realistically expect them to learn?

Even though I'm not a student of all the assassination conspiracy theories, a few years ago I picked up an out-of-print book that made a compelling case for Oswald having been up to no good, and yes, he was on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository with his Mannlicher-Carcano. He popped off a few shots. But he didn't kill anyone, even though that was certainly his objective. No, according to the "Mortal Error" book, the Secret Service, reacting to Oswald's shots, fell victim to Murphy's Law. A Secret Service AR-15 discharged, and Murphy directed its frangible bullet on the wrongest possible trajectory. It sounds implausible, but the book was based on years of research that a fellow named Howard Donahue pursued. It could have happened that way.

Donahue and author Bonar Menninger turned up some more things, though. I won't go into specifics here, but it's almost as if someone, someone extremely knowledgeable about forensic evidence, might have put a LOT of effort into sanitizing things so that no evidence would be found that might reveal what really happened that day.

The Secret Service is perfect in every way, as is the FBI. They're incapable of doing anything bad. They don't even have accidents. Perfect in every way, I tell you. Poor Richard tried to tell us that honesty is the best policy, but perfect government officials cannot admit imperfection. And for me, this explains everything.

I don't know what the FBI actually did in 2016, or what they might have assisted Fusion GPS in doing, but whatever they did, they're now in panic mode that if it were to come light, it wouldn't reflect well on their precious Bureau. Oh, well. You play with matches, you stand a good chance of getting burned. Adam Schiff is very aware of this, too. He's either looking out for his party, or his own neck is somehow exposed to potentially being burned to a crisp.

Pretty much everyone from the Warren Commission is gone now. I don't know the specifics, but it was 50-some years ago, and none of the Commissioners were teenagers. So maybe, just maybe, someone will open up and tell us the truth someday.