- jfkmlkrfk.com
- JFK: UN Sept 20, 1963
- "Why should Man's first flight to the Moon be a matter of national competition?"
- President Kennedy at the UN - 1963 nuclear test ban: US, Soviet Union, Britain
banned nuclear weapons tests: atmosphere, space, underwater - National Security Action Memorandum 271
Cooperation with the USSR on Outer Space Matters - United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- "Why should Man's first flight to the Moon be a matter of national competition?"
- JFK: American Univ. June 20, 1963
- MLK
- RFK
- RFK Jr.
- PDFs
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- official stories
- limited hang outs
- best evidence
- WHY is more important than HOW
- Kennedy family: private understanding, public acquiescence
- JFK and the Unspeakable: best summary
- Jim Garrison: the only prosecution
- JFK-MLK-RFK: best writers
- JFK: best movies
- Mort Sahl: only man in show biz to investigate coup
- Assassination Archives Research Center (AARC) 2014 conference
- martyrs for peace
- JFK's foreign policy:
called off Cold War
ordered withdrawal from Vietnam- Cuba and Vietnam pages are live, others under construction
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- Algeria: Senator Kennedy backed independence from France in 1957
- Congo: JFK supported self determination, Patrice Lumumba, Dag Hammarskjold
- Cuba: JFK refused to bomb, started to reopen diplomatic relations
- Egypt: JFK supported nationalists over fundamentalists
- Indonesia: JFK's removal led to 1965 coup
- Iran: JFK considered reinstating Mossadeq, overthrown by CIA and Britain
- Israel: JFK demanded disclosure of nuclear program
- Saudi Arabia: JFK did not want to support King
- Soviet Union: JFK called off Cold War, signed Limited Test Ban Treaty
- Vietnam: JFK signed withdrawal order October 1963
- MLK: peace in Vietnam
Poor People's Campaign - RFK: wanted to
reopen JFK assassination investigation
end war on Vietnam
- JFK's foreign policy:
- truth & reconciliation
- movies
- disinformation
one page PDF summaries
The Legacy of the Sixties: Coup In America (JFK and MLK)
RFK Jr. urges everyone to read JFK and the Unspeakable by James Douglass
Martin Luther King: Truth and Reconciliation
Martin Luther King: Martyr for Peace
related websites:
JFKMLKRFK.com - by Mark Robinowitz - updated
February 25, 2024