He made it very clear that Jimmy Hoffa, J. Edgar Hoover, Carlos Marcello, Sam Gianocana, Santos Trafficante, Allen W. Dulles, Johnny Roselli, Prescott Sheldon Bush and George Herbert Walker Bush orchestrated and carried out the assignation of President John F. Kennedy.

Alexander recorded the events as they happened from the beginning of the plot on March 22, 1962 until the actual assassination on November 22, 1963.

Marcello planned the assignation the FBI and CIA acted to cover up the crime and protect the plotters and murders.

The list of hit men include Robert Barney Baker, Dave Yaras, and Lenny Patrick, and William Block. To these contract killers Kennedy was just another paid hit. It was Hoover and J. Lee Rankin’s job to cover up their involvement.

The Kennedys felt they could turn the bulk of the FBI against Hoover and fire him once they exposed his homosexuality and the fact that he was being blackmailed by the mafia, and the russians, the FBI wouldn’t cooperate with Hoover to expose JFK’s sexual dalliances or the father’s connection to organized crime.

The Kennedys were prepared to fire Hoover and start an all out war against organized crime. They felt that as long as Hoover was there protecting the discovery of russian moles and his mafia bosses the country would never break the strangle hold over the country the mafia controlled unions had on it.

After the assignation, the FBI, CIA and key mob heads set about in the next 22 years cleaning house by murdering any one who could finger them. Alex and Bita have been filming those 22 years. All 193 murders and the reasons why they were killed make for interesting insights into the criminal mind of humans I am told.

I can’t wait to start the viewing marathon.

Al

Ron

Although the island’s speed limits are lower than most, a local motorist is more than twice as likely to get in a collision on Guam than in the average American town.

There are about 19 collisions per year for every 1,000 American motorists, but there are about 40 collisions per year for every 1,000 on Guam.

The reason is simple. You motorists out there have to commit to being more alert when you get behind the wheel.

I agree with you Anna. The men in this legislature should pay more attention to the deaths and collisions on our roads.

Obviously Guam drivers don’t need the distraction of holding a cell phone to their ears while driving. They can hardly manage to keep from running into each other as it is.

Peter