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"That we hotly dispute one another's theories about this case is of small consequence weighed against our common belief that
the election of [President Kennedy] was nullified with bullets instead of with ballots." -- Mary Ferrell, 1992.
"I have always thought it sad, and unfair, that citizens who believe in educating themselves about their own country's history, and who are interested in studying say, the JFK, RFK, or Martin Luther King assassinations, simply because the evidence presented in the official accounts is not entirely persuasive, or is fraught with evidentiary conflicts, are denigrated and called 'assassination buffs' or 'conspiracy theorists,' as a way of trivializing their concerns. Perhaps the tables should be reversed, and those citizens who immerse themselves in the mass of original source material about one of these events in order to better make up their own minds about their nation's history -- regardless of their conclusions -- should be called 'responsible patriots'; and perhaps those citizens who don't read any serious non-fiction on their own initiative, and who want to go through life believing all government pronouncements on faith so that they can sleep well at night, and who believe it is unpatriotic to question authority, should be called sheep, or 'coincidence theorists.'" -- Douglas P. Horne, 2009, Inside the ARRB p. 272, Self-published. |
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