Thursday, January 24, 2019

The idea that Jack Ruby shot Oswald is so deeply entrenched in the public mind that it is very difficult to shake it. Those who planned the killing of Oswald were so Machiavellian, they scared the shit out of Machiavelli. They actually wove the alternative story in advance, knowing there would be people bent on disputing the official one. They knew exactly how to get the Pavlovian dogs to salivate. 

To this day, researchers and buffs, who think they are enlightened, wax on about the real reasons why Jack Ruby shot Oswald, not realizing that they are just robots, spewing spiel written by someone else. 

But, there are things I can tell them that should shock them back to coherence. It's like when the heart is beating erratically due to atrial fibrillation, there is a treatment called "cardioversion" in which doctors administer an electrical shock to the heart, which stops it momentarily, and then, hopefully, when it starts again, it will revert to a normal sinus rhythm. 

So, let's get to shocking these people with the hope of snapping them out of their delusion. 

1. If Jack Ruby had planned to shoot Oswald, he would have "gotten his affairs in order." He would have known that he wasn't going back to his life; that he was NEVER going back to his life. Killing Oswald in a swarm of police meant instant capture and the loss of everything. It meant that the life that he knew was going to be permanently over, and he would have made arrangements. He would have gotten his affairs in order. He would have made provisions for his beloved dogs. (He didn't.) He would have made provisions for his beloved clubs, the Carousel and the Vegas. (He didn't.) And he would have anticipated things he would need, such as a lawyer, and he didn't even do that. Are you aware that he never asked for Tom Howard to be his attorney? Howard had done some work for Ruby years before, but he wasn't currently Ruby's attorney. The Dallas Police came up with Howard; not Ruby. Will Fritz was seen conferring with Howard the night before. Ruby did absolutely nothing to get ready. On the contrary, he was planning that very afternoon to start moving things into this swanky new apartment he had leased. And if he was going to shoot Oswald, why would he bring his beloved dog along and leave her in his car? 

2. If Ruby planned to shoot Oswald at the jail transfer, don't you think he would have showed up on time, which was 10:00? No other guidance was given but that. There isn't a speck of evidence that Ruby received any guidance from anyone that the jail transfer was going to be delayed. Nobody knew a thing. The Dallas Police were mum. When the jail transfer didn't happen at 10, they gave no further guidance. It would happen when it happened. But surely if Ruby intended to kill Oswald, he would have gotten there early, not late.

3. The whole idea that Ruby shot Oswald because the Mafia threatened to kill him if he didn't, is preposterous. It's insane. Being killed immediately would have been much better than what Ruby got. Nobody would take a deal like that. And the idea that he would kill Oswald because the Mafia threatened to kill his sister is equally ridiculous. Nobody would do that either. That's just something that happens in movies. I am asking YOU: would you kill someone because a Mafia guy told you that if you don't, he is going to kill your sister?  You know God-damn well you wouldn't. And nobody would. You would go to the police and report the threat. You would go to your sister and warn her and get her to safety somewhere. You would arm yourself. You would seek help from a lawyer. You might even report it to the press. But, the main thing is that threatening to kill someone is a crime, and you would go to the police. And Jack Ruby knew a lot of police. And think about it from the standpoint of the Mafia. Let's say Ruby didn't do it. Then what? Do they follow through and kill his sister? What for? What does that get them? The whole idea is ridiculous, and it is extremely immature to believe it. 

4. The Dallas Police were reportedly on high alert, like it was a red-colored terror threat. And yet, Oswald gets walked out a door and immediately gets shot? There are failures in life galore, but that one is beyond the pale. The idea that it just happened, that Jack Ruby just got the better of the Dallas Police - anyone who believes that is as dumb as a pile of rocks. Yet, they could not have been conspiring WITH Ruby either because that is not how conspiracies work. And look: we even have a photograph in which AFTER THE SHOT, that is, after the noise of the shot, police aren't reacting. 



In this picture, the shot has already gone off. This is a matter of the human nervous system and how it functions. If there is an unexpected gun blast, the human nervous system is going to react to it. In fact, even if it's expected, there is going to be a reaction; a jolt. We are talking about a loud gun going off in a confined space. It's an explosion. It would have been jarring as hell, and a guy wouldn't just stand there, relaxed, with his hands clasped, after hearing it. That is ridiculous. The above photo was staged, and there was no gunshot. This was done in advance. It's a publicity photo; a press photo; a propaganda photo. It is political propaganda that Joseph Stalin could only have dreamt of.   

But, here's what the evil bastards did, and I don't mean the Mafia. I mean the U.S. intelligence agencies. They needed Oswald dead pronto, and they were going to pin it on Ruby. They knew Ruby's mind was gone, and that Dallas Police could convince him that he shot Oswald. But, what about the incredulous public? J. Edgar Hoover knew that there would be plenty of doubters, but these doubters would need something to believe. So, they wove a story for them; one that would satisfy their need to uncover; to reveal; to expose. So, the story became that Ruby was a Mafioso, a hit man, a pimp, and someone who habitually threw people down the stairs. And they didn't stop there. They turned him into a gun runner; a bag man for Al Capone; and more. They created this whole other life, this whole other past, this whole other identity for Ruby that was totally fictitious but would satisfy the need for some to challenge the official story. Really, it was genius. Evil, Satanic genius, but still genius. And it is working like a charm to this day. People are being herded like sheep to believe that Ruby shot Oswald. And you can be certain of this: They don't care WHY you should think Ruby shot Oswald. They only care THAT you think Ruby shot Oswald. As long as you accept and vouch that Ruby did it, you are serving them; you are supporting them; and you are working for them. You are doing their bidding. Write any script you want. "Ruby shot Oswald because xxx." They don't give a shit what you say the xxx is. You can say anything you want. And they'll do all they can to help you. They'll get the entire mainstream media to report that Ruby watched the motorcade with a petty criminal and told him to get ready for the fireworks. That ought to fan the flames, and it did. Don't you understand that they are just treating you like a Pavlovian dog? Getting you to salivate on cue? 

Jack Ruby was innocent. He was out of his mind. He was strung out on drugs. He was manipulated to go to that garage. And when he got there, he was jumped upon. He didn't know why. He hadn't done anything. That's why he said, "What are you doing? I'm Jack Ruby. You know me."  

They quickly hustled him upstairs, and that's when they told him that he shot Oswald. This all happened before the televised spectacle. Jack Ruby was up on the 5th floor, stripped to his boxer shorts, when the televised spectacle occurred. He was not in the garage. The guy in the garage, who was posing as Jack Ruby, was FBI Agent James W. Bookhout.  

I am telling you: it is the truth. I would bet my life on it, and hey: I am risking my life on it. Don't you get it that Jack Ruby's innocence is the deepest, darkest secret that the United States government has? They have killed for a lot less than that. 


   

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