The Complete President Kennedy Conspiracy Chronicles

The conspiracy began November 22nd, 1963. The united States Of America’s 35th president, John F. Kennedy, was gunned down in cold blood in front of thousands of spectators as his motorcade rolled through Dealey Plaza. Conflicting eye witness accounts of multiple shooters confused police. A puff of smoke and suspicious characters lurking on the grassy knoll was claimed to be seen. The supposed magic bullet that inflicted seven wounds was scrutinized. The medical examiners office blatant errors and omissions during the make shift autopsy. The Warren commission blundering the investigation from day one. Oswald proclaiming he was a patsy and that he did not shoot JFK. Jack Ruby silencing Oswald shooting him in the gut as he was being transferred to a maximum security location. Forty eight years later the rest is conspiracy history. Below are the stories and conspiracies surrounding the Kennedy assassination still active today.
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President Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy Theory
Did Oswald Act Alone (45th Anniversary)
Evidence Of A Second Shooter Revealed
JFK Assassination Anniversary – Curse Of Three Brothers
Was JFK Assassinated By Aliens
New Camera Angle Of Kennedy Assassination Recovered
JFK 44th Anniversary Edition
Who Stole President Kennedy’s Brain
President Lincoln – President Kennedy – Bizarre Coincidences
Ruby Guns Down Oswald – Silence The Assassin
Richard Nixon’s Covert Meeting With Extraterrestrials
An Exact Moment In History
President Kennedy And Richard Nixon Meet
President Kennedy – A Final Goodbye
A Day In The Life Of President Kennedy
Dealey Plaza And The Grassy Knoll

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President Kennedy – A Final Goodbye

Final Goodbye

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Final Goodbye

President-elect Kennedy and his wife greet well-wishers after attending a Sunday morning mass.

Number 77 in a series of 77 John F. Kennedy cards.

 

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John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Record Album – 1963

Ask Not...

Recorded on the evening of JFK’s death, November 22nd, 1963.
This record is narrated by Ed Brown, produced and broadcast by radio station WMCA, New York. The album is a collection of some of the most inspiring speeches including his inaugural address, campaign speeches, to the citizens of Berlin, and of course the Nixon / Kennedy presidential debates.

Ask What...

The back cover of the album are touching eulogies beginning with cardinal Cushing, Speaker McCormack, Chief Justice Warren, and Senator Mansfield. At the top, it highlights that actual speeches including his Inaugural Address, Civil Rights, Cuban Rockets, (Cuban Missile Crisis) Nixon-Kennedy Debate, Alliance For Progress, New Frontier, Berlin Wall, Etc.

All royalties from the sale of this album are being donated to the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation for research on mental retardation.

JFK Vinyl

There were no inside covers, just a standard two sided record jacket. Not even the sleeve had any artwork. Just a standard generic sleeve. The record itself had one track on each side. I believe i have the 2099th record pressed in the run. Etched in the return grooves is the number JFK 2099A3. The B side has JFK 2099B1 etched in the return grooves.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was our 35th president, the first and only Catholic faith president. This one sentence spoken by Kennedy during his Inaugural Address, January 20th, 1961, “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.” has been etched in the heart and minds of many Americans, young and old. They are very wise words, especially for today.

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President Kennedy On The Hotline

Kennedy Phone

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Kennedy 76

President Kennedy enjoys a chuckle as he speaks to his daughter, Caroline, during a long distance telephone call.

Number 76 in a series of 77 John F. Kennedy cards.

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