Dr. Peter Beter: Audio Letter 03: Assassination of Kennedy; Rockfeller; Gandhi - August 21, 1975
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Date: 2014-10-15

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter No. 03 - August 21, 1975
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(1) The truth about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy
(2) Some little known examples of economic power held by the Rockefellers, and how they hold that power
(3) How the Rockefeller plans for World War III are being altered by Indira Gandhi's crackdown on the CIA in India

"  Hello everybody. This is Dr. Beter speaking. Today is August
21, 1975 and this is my monthly Audio Letter #3. Today I want to
discuss three major topics. The first two are in response to
some things people have asked me about and the third topic has to
do with some major shifts which are now in the works in the plans
of the Rockefeller brothers. These topics are:

1. The Truth about the Assassination of President John F.
Kennedy.
2. Some little known examples of economic power held by the
Rockefellers and how they hold that power.
3. How the Rockefeller Plans for World War III are being
altered by Indira Gandhi's crackdown on the CIA in India.

Before I launch into these three topics, however, I want to
respond to numerous inquiries I have received in a different
vein. There are a number of specialized newsletters which deal
with various aspects of political economics and I am often asked
if I can recommend any of them. I believe I have a
responsibility to direct you toward reliable information sources,
which in general do not include the Rockefeller-dominated major
news media. One dealing with general news is the Daily News
Digest, published by

Research Publications
P.O. Box 27496
Phoenix, Arizona 85061

The other, which focuses primarily on financial affairs, is

International Moneyline
16 East Trail
Derian, Connecticut 06820

These complement rather than duplicate one another, and I suggest
that you write to them both and decide for yourself. And now,

TOPIC #1

On November 22, 1963 the Nation and the World were shocked and
stunned by a horrible news bulletin from Dallas, Texas. If you
heard that bulletin, you probably remember exactly what you were
doing when you first heard the impossible news. President John
F. Kennedy, riding in a motorcade past thousands of friendly
onlookers, had been shot.

All too soon our worst fears were realized as we were told
that our President had been assassinated.

In remarkably short order, attention focused on a single
suspect named Lee Harvey Oswald, who was promptly rounded up and
jailed. Oswald's background was thoroughly documented in
government files and was the type that would normally have
subjected him to intense surveillance by the Secret Service
during the President's visit to Dallas.

And yet, the fact that Oswald was an employee of the Texas
Schoolbook Depository, right on the parade route, seemingly
escaped attention ahead of time.

But immediately after the shooting he was immediately traced,
cornered, and arrested. He was very nearly killed in a shoot-out
in a movie theater, but instead shot and killed a police officer
there and wound up being taken alive. Oswald's survival,
however, was quickly remedied and on nation-wide television, no
less. Arrangements were made for Oswald to be transferred from
the Dallas jail to another location and TV crews were on hand to
cover it.

As he was enroute from his jail cell to a waiting police car,
a man named Jack Ruby, well known to the Dallas police and
instantly recognized by them, was permitted to make his way to
Oswald's side while still inside the police station.

Millions of people watched in utter disbelief as Ruby
proceeded to shoot and kill Oswald before their very eyes.
Oswald had been protesting over and over that he had been made a
patsy but now he would never get to explain what he meant.

Then Ruby himself was the next to go. Tough, rugged, healthy
Jack Ruby strangely became ill and soon died while in jail. But
Dorothy Kilgallen, the syndicated columnist, who was also famous
as a panelist on the TV Show "What's My Line" announced that she
was about to blow the case wide open. She said that she had
talked with Ruby and was about to publish explosive material he
had given her in her next column. By odd coincidence she never
wrote the column, or at least, it was never published. Instead,
she allegedly died from a mixed dosage of drugs and alcohol even
though she reportedly had no history of using either to any
significant extent. Thus began a nightmare of confusion, doubt,
frustration, and fear for the American people. [...] "