"Context and discernment" sounds like "if you connect the dots the way I want you to, you'll see a unicorn!"
Also, if I came across as rude or snarky I don’t mean to.
I’m frustrated people see a headline and run with it as fact. the Warren Commission said 1 man, 3 shots in 5.8 seconds, committed communist, case closed. The 26 volumes of hearings and testimony released 2 months later render the report obsolete and false.
The HSCA said there were 4 shots yet concluded it was LHO, despite their admission of a 4th shot. Read the underlying reports and you find the entirety of the evidence they apprehended and absorbed and the overwhelming majority of witness statements under oath (including CIA officers who perjured themselves to hell and back) contradicted the final report.
The Church committee findings led (at least) two senators to conclude the CIA had a hand in bringing about JFK’s death.
Yet I post a link to a clip on YouTube of FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS discussing their findings and suddenly everyone is afraid of YouTube? One cannot claim to know what happened without reading the evidence unearthed by the multiple federal
Investigations and without listening to what they had to say after their time on the committee’s. Let alone reading the mountain range of documents releasesd.
I don’t understand. Is it fear of the truth?
And most people use the term conspiracy theory without knowledge of where that term originates or was weaponized to be more accurate. CIA document 1035-960.
Read that text. Read who signed it and when. What was happening at that time where they needed to ensure the CT word became a weapon used as a pejorative?