TMR 303 : Jacob Hornberger : On the JFK Autopsy Fraud
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"There is no innocent explanation for a fraudulent autopsy."—Jacob Hornberger
For the 60th anniversary of the tragic assassination of US President John F Kennedy on the 22nd of November 1963, we welcome back to the programme Jacob Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation in the US. Drawing upon his book The Kennedy Autopsy, and Douglas Horne's five-volume Inside the Assassination Records Review Board, Jacob Hornberger introduces us to many of the key controversies surrounding JFK's autopsy and explains why he believes there is no longer room for reasonable doubt that significant fraud was committed. Noting that "there is no innocent explanation for a fraudulent autopsy" and that it was carried out under military supervision, Jacob further argues that we are left with no option but to conclude that what took place was part of a regime-change operation by the US national security establishment.
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(Jacob Hornberger is founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, a non-profit educational foundation in the United States whose mission is to present the principled case for the libertarian philosophy. Jacob has written and spoken extensively on the assassination of President John F Kennedy, and his foundation has held conferences relating to JFK with prominent speakers such as Oliver Stone, Ron Paul, Jeffrey Sachs, Douglas Horne and Jefferson Morley.)
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TMR 300 : Thirteen Days (2000) (Movie Roundtable)
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For episode 300 of TMR—the 14th of our Movie Roundtables—we welcome back our good friends Mark Campbell, Frank Johnson and Antony Rotunno for a four-way discussion on the historical political thriller Thirteen Days (2000), starring Bruce Greenwood, Stephen Culp, Dylan Baker and Kevin Costner, directed by Roger Donaldson.
Based upon the book The Kennedy Tapes : Inside the Cuban Missile Crisis by Ernest R May and Philip D Zelikow—(a massive work of over 700 pages containing transcripts of John F Kennedy's secret recordings of White House meetings during the Cuban Missile Crisis)—Thirteen Days retells and dramatises (with a mix of historical accuracy and artistic licence) the world-shaking events of 16th - 28th October 1962). Faced with photographic evidence of Russian nuclear missiles on Cuban soil during the height of the Cold War, Jack and Bobby Kennedy (along with various advisors) struggle to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the Crisis in the midst of fear, uncertainty and opposition from their military chiefs.
Join us as we discuss the film's production, ponder its historicity, and ask if there is anything to be learnt from it for the present time.
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TMR 298 : Jacob Hornberger : JFK's War with the US National Security Establishment
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We welcome to the programme Jacob Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation in the US, for an interview on the historical and political circumstances leading up to the assassination of John F Kennedy on the 22nd of November 1963.
Centering in the thesis that Kennedy's assassination is best understood as an instance of the US national security state's exercise of its illegitimate power of assassination, we discuss subjects such as: The Bay of Pigs, The Cuban Missile Crisis, The Berlin Crisis of 1961, Laos, Vietnam, and the CIA's alleged involvement in various regime-change operations around the world.
(Jacob Hornberger is founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, a non-profit educational foundation in the United States whose mission is to present the principled case for the libertarian philosophy. Jacob has written and spoken extensively on the assassination of President John F Kennedy, and his foundation has held conferences relating to JFK with prominent speakers such as Oliver Stone, Ron Paul, Jeffrey Sachs, Douglas Horne and Jefferson Morley.)
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