Yes. President John F. Kennedy Was Shot by a Second Assassin on the Grassy Knoll.

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August 6, 2024- by Steven Greer

February 11, 2025-

The JFK files are set to be released and Rep. Luna states that there were two shooters. I told you so last year.

February 12, 2025-

Wait a second. Why is this useful idiot @realannapaulina in charge of some congressional commission on how to release the JFK assassination files? Why is The House involved in filtering the information to us? These declassified reports should come straight from the Executive Branch. This is going to be another whitewash like the Warren Commission. That’s because Israel was behind the assassination of JFK. President Kennedy opposed Israel getting nuclear weapons. Every member of Congress other than @RepThomasMassie is controlled by the Israel lobbyists at AIPAC. Their puppets in Congress are going to whitewash this.

March 18, 2025-

From Roger Stone- LYNDON JOHNSON HAD A UNIQUE RELATIONSHIP WITH EVERY ELEMENT INVOLVED IN THE JFK ASSASSINATION Lyndon Johnson was under investigation for two of the biggest scandals in American political history: the Bobby Baker scandal and the Billie Sol Estes scandal. The Senate hearings into Bobby Baker began on November 22, 1963. Johnson had also heard that Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was telling people Johnson would be dropped from the 1964 ticket, prosecuted, and sent to prison. In fact, Drew Pearson, the most influential syndicated columnist at the time, had already written a column set to be published on November 23, 1963—the day after JFK’s assassination. In it, he accused Johnson of taking a massive bribe in exchange for securing a defense contract for General Dynamics. Lyndon Johnson was a man staring into the abyss. From his perspective, it was kill or be killed. Johnson had a unique relationship with every element involved in the assassination of JFK: As Senate Majority Leader, Johnson took the unusual step of appointing himself to the Subcommittee on Defense Appropriations, which oversaw the CIA’s secret black budget. In this role, he effectively became the CIA’s paymaster, overseeing its massive budget growth throughout the 1950s. Additionally, Lyndon Johnson’s next-door neighbor was FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Hoover knew that in 1964, he would reach the mandatory retirement age, and the Kennedys intended to force him into retirement. However, that mandate could only be waived by the President of the United States. Johnson’s daughters both referred to Hoover as ‘Uncle Edgar,’ reflecting their close relationship—one strengthened by Johnson tripling the FBI’s budget in the 1950s. As far as the mob was concerned, Johnson was taking payoffs from Carlos Marcello to protect his illegal gambling operations in Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. The bagman for these transactions was a man named Jack Halfen, who was later convicted of a minor crime. In an astonishing turn of events, he received a full presidential pardon on November 23, 1963. The banks made it clear to Johnson that they opposed a silver-backed dollar, which JFK had supported. Kennedy was also in conflict with the State of Israel. Israel sought to develop nuclear weapons, but Kennedy opposed the idea. After JFK’s assassination, President Lyndon Baines Johnson approved Israel’s pursuit of the nuclear bomb.