Jim Garrison

And one popular theory is that they were willing to kill him to get him out of the way.

The most famous version of this idea came from a New Orleans district attorney named Jim Garrison.

He actually brought a local businessman named Clay Shaw to trial, accusing him of being part of a CIA-linked plot.

The case was thin, though, and the jury acquitted Shaw in under an hour.

These were people that go back to the Maury Island case, which also had a crossover connection to the JFK assassination, the guy named Fred Lee Chrisman, who was involved in that as well.

And later, Jim Garrison tried to track him down.

But that introduced MIBs, where you had people that would come out always in a black Cadillac, always dressed in black, looking vaguely... maybe not quite human, and would try to infer that they would basically do things like they couldn't cross their knees correctly and things like that.

But it would try to make it seem like they weren't human.

which seemed to be a good place as kind of an umbrella organization for my activities and my school friends' activities.

And it happens to be the church that was involved in the Kennedy assassination with Jim Garrison.

And I joined that church in 1968.

And that was just around the time that Garrison was investigating the weird churches in New Orleans.

Sure.

One of the other things that I discovered while I was doing the research on the assassinations was that I started researching Jim Garrison's investigation in New Orleans, the famous movie JFK, right? So I'm investigating that.

Guy Bannister ran that detective agency in New Orleans that Oswald ran his fair play for Cuba stuff out of.

Right.

And just for anyone who's unaware, Kerry Thornley came up in the Garrison investigation.

Jim Garrison was obviously investigating the JFK assassination, and he believed that Kerry Thornley was one of the uh key intelligence assets and operatives actively operating within the domestic us as one of the impersonators of lee harvey oswald who had worked with him on covert cia operations uh domestically uh for for a time and had even been stationed with him on base in a couple of examples which is very interesting and had written the fictional novel called the idol warriors which was very much a direct representation and reflection on Lee Harvey Oswald's fake defector program and the sheep-dipped structure of what essentially at least the strategy, I should say, But understanding that we have an example of this just level of occultism that's infused into the belief system that would just honestly blow your mind, especially understanding the pagan values that are attached.

And again, it's like I've been almost on a warpath against the pagan movement and its neo pagan modern era.

And I think this is a sort of a rightful path to be on in terms of morally speaking.

But really...

he was, he seemed to have been another mind control victim, right? Like, and at the very least he claims as much.

And, and so this was in the prankster and the conspiracy, which is a book that he had written as far as Adam go rightly explaining that perhaps Lee Harvey Oswald's doppelganger was none other than Carrie Thornley, which was then later one basically confirmed by Jim Garrison throughout the investigation and the JFK assassination.

And, And Kerry Thornley was born two years earlier than Oswald.

And one popular theory is that they were willing to kill him to get him out of the way.

The most famous version of this idea came from a New Orleans district attorney named Jim Garrison.

He actually brought a local businessman named Clay Shaw to trial, accusing him of being part of a CIA-linked plot.

The case was thin, though, and the jury acquitted Shaw in under an hour.