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“Rob Reiner (yes, that Rob Reiner) and Soledad O’Brien methodically go about unravelling the official story of the JFK murder, calling on the true experts in the field, including some important people who were there. Was it a conspiracy? I think you will come away more informed and more curious than before. Highly recommended. Absolutely the best place to start if you want to know more.”
RazorMouse via Apple Podcasts ·
Denmark ·
11/16/23
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“I’m looking forward to the further unspooling of this mystery. Think the poster who suggested that Oswald was referring to being a patsy because of his association with the Soviets, not a conspiracy. I suggest to reserve opinion until the entire story is told,”
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United States of America ·
11/13/23
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“At this time there are only 3 episodes upon this review. If you are someone who has gone down the JFK conspiracy rabbit hole then you have heard about most of this information. Soledad O’Brien does a great job of asking the obvious questions and Rob Reiner does a great job of explaining the...”Read full review »
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11/22/23
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“I hope Reiner covers JFK’s Executive Order 11110. Kennedy was trying to rein in the power of the Federal Reserve, and that forces opposed to such action might have played at least some part in the assassination. Jim Marrs alleges that the issuance of Executive Order 11110 was an effort by Kennedy...”Read full review »
xdsthdyj via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/22/23
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