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Ep. 224 ~ TikTok And You Don't Stop · The Lone Gunman Podcast : JFK Assassination

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Everything is going to hail down here in Texas. Yeah, Yeah, what's
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up everybody? This is your boy big bad Vibe with you here. This
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is the Lone Gumming Podcast, and this is episode numero two hundred and twenty
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four. That's right, we're getting up there. The good thing I can
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count anyway, what's up, everybody? Got a fun show for you today?
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I figured, you know, we've been deep diving into some document do
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hickory lately, and it's always good to break things up and do a little
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bit of a fun, more fun, funner episode every once in a while.
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And I think you'll dig it, because every once in a while,
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you know, you gotta you gotta clean up the fuckery that's out there,
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you know what I'm saying. And some fuckery was actually brought to u my
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attention here recently, and it has to do with more mainstream Mandela effect and
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also just downright horses assery. So I don't normally pluck emails that are sent
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to the Quick Hits uh mail bag, but I figured that this one would
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be better addressed in its own show. Um Doug doesn't have much patience for
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horse's assery, and I figured I'm bind with the other thing that I'm going
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to share with you here today, that it would make a good show because
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it does deserve more than just the pants, a passing observation and comment,
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because it's becoming a rampant in this world of immediate social media sack dropping.
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It seems like anybody that has a cell phone, which is everybody, and
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who chooses to have an opinion on something or another and it has a decent
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sized following can get the ball rolling and become something that we call viral.
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So I'm going to read to you an email that was sent to us by
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listener Lisa Marie. Now she sent us to our Quick Hits mail bag.
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Like I said, I'm gonna steal it and we're gonna do a show about
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it. So I'm assuming Lisa Marie listens to this show as well as The
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Dallas Action as well as Quick Hits, so hopefully she won't mind he's stealing
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this for the Lone Gumming podcast. So the email starts off this way.
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Hey, Robin Doug, it's Lisa. You read my email on your November
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twentieth show, but I only just heard it this week because since then,
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I've spent my spare time consuming the entire lone Gumming podcast. God bless you.
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So you do listen to the show, Lisa, that's great. Next
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up is the Dallas Action. Hey, right, except I want to know
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why the Dallas Action isn't available on the Apple podcast app. And who do
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I have to kick in the balls to that happen. Well, Lisa,
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you're gonna have to kick Doug in the balls. Been trying to get him
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to get on Apple for years. He just refuses to do it. He's
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an Android guy like me. But honestly, Lisa, I know it's ease
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of use or whatever the case may be. I would just recommend to you
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you get something an app that you can listen to your podcasts on other than
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Apple Podcasts. I use podcast Addict and it's great. You can subscribe to
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any show you want to, even if it's not on any podcast platform.
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You could even subscribe using RSS feed, so it's great. It notifies you
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when new episodes drop. It checks every morning for new episodes. So I
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would recommend that. I don't know that Doug is gonna be on Apple podcasts
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anytime soon, but you can certainly find them on a podcaster like podcast Addict,
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or download the Spreaker app which you can find all of our stuff there
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as well and listen via that way. But you know this, I believe
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the spreaker app only please podcast hosted by Spreaker. Where's something like podcast addict
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pulls in from everywhere and when I mean everywhere, or when I say everywhere,
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I mean everywhere. Back to her email anyway, it made my whole
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day when you mentioned me. All of my non JFK friends were side eyeing
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me over my excitement. I'm a math teacher, but on November twenty second,
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I skipped math and did a JFK assassination class with my eighth graders.
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They were enthralled, and now a few of them have been borrowing some of
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my books and reading up on the assassination. I hope to be inspiring the
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next generation of researchers, for sure, and hopefully they're also competent at solving
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algebraic equations two lol. At least that's awesome. And I ammend you as
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a teacher for branching out every once in a while. And you know what,
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you could even incorporate some of the facts from the JFK assassination into your
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lesson plan if you so desire, such as improbability like the number of deaths
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surrounding the assassination. Now, I know it's not one of the most uplifting
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topics, but there are numbers there that should be evaluated and and checked out.
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Also, you know, uh, really get into like the angles you
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know of the alleged assassination. You know, from the gool book depository window
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down to the street, you could triangulate using math the degree of the angle.
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Um. You know, you can measure out the the tracts of the
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bullet from there, from the grassy knoll you know, from the street.
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All kinds of things you can apply mathematically to the assassination. Um might be
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a good exercise. But anyway, don't listen to me. Uh, I
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don't have a degree in education. Let alearn mathematical education. All right,
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back to your email. I wanted to write it because I'm also on TikTok
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TikTok Okay. You're you're your credibility just dropped the notch there, Lisa.
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Now I'm joking. I'm joking, and I recently came across a video about
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a JFK Mandela effect that I thought was absolutely bizarre, and anyone who's ever
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studied the assassination would never understand how it came to be. Mandela effects are
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when people collectively remember something happening one way when it actually happened completely differently.
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For example, Fruit of the Loom logo never had a cornucopia in it,
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but most people think that it did. I digress. In this case,
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hundreds of people commented on this girl's video saying that they two had the same
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memory, that the JFK limousine didn't have a jump seat and the only passengers
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in the car were JFK Jackie and a driver. People were commenting that they've
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seen it in pictures, they learned it in history class. Except I just
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think there's no possible way that anyone could get that wrong if they even spend
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five minutes learning about the assassination. I agree, Lisa. Is this just
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people being morons? Yes, you are a one hundred percent correct, uneducated
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morons, a complete failure of the American education system. Yes, again,
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you are one hundred percent correct. Or do we really think it's possible that
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some textbooks could have this wrong? I doubt it. I even I Honestly,
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I don't even remember textbooks having anything remotely even about the assassination. If
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it was, it definitely didn't have any pictures, and it may have only
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mentioned in passing. You know, of course that you know Kennedy was killed
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by one assassin named Lee Harvey Oswald, and that was about the extent of
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it. But I could not resist making a response to this girl's video because
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it was completely mind blowing to me that anyone could learn out the assassination and
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not know about the jump seats and the fact that the Connollies were in the
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car along with them. I tried to share the videos as files, but
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they're too large. Here are the links. Some of the comments are so
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crazy people remember him sitting on the back of the car and all kinds of
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crazy shit. Okay, thanks for keeping it real and becoming a part of
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my daily nerdery nerdery Lisa. All right, Lisa, I've got your links.
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I have transformed them through the magic technology into audio files. But before
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we play them, because not everybody is up on things hip with the kids
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and pick cocking as we are, Lisa, so pardon me. Also,
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a lot of people may have never even heard of the Mandela effect before,
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and they're gonna be like, what in the hell are these people talking about.
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So before we get to what Lisas sent me, and before we get
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to her response, I want to play too short audio clips. Let's do
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a minute each one explaining a little bit about different Mandela effects. Okay,
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here we go. Here's the first one Mandela effects that will make you question
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everything. First is the thinker statue. When you think of the thinker statue,
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most people think you have close fist going like this. In reality,
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he's always had an open fist. His hand is like this, not a
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closed fist. Next is Shaggy's Adam Apple. Most people remember Shaggy having a
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very pronounced Adam's apple, but he's actually never had one. Some people attribute
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this to sometimes it looks like this when he's swallowing, but not very often.
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So we've all seen the what if I told you? Meme? Right
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well, in the Matrix, Morpus never says what if I told you?
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Actually never says it in any part of the trilogy as well, despite all
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the memes. Next is this candy Mike and Ikes. Most people remember it
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being called Mike and Ikes, not Mike and ikes. So we all ate
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these pizza rolls growing up. What are they called Tostino's Pizza roles? Wrong,
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it's Totino's Pizza Roles. Here are some Mandela effects that will make you
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question reality. Oh I. Firstly, many people remember Mona Lisa having a
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blank expression. However, in this famous painting, she's been smiling the whole
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time. Next, in the famous movie Et, he says the line et
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phone Home. However, he never said that, and he really said this
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too. So now everyone can agree that Mickey Mouse wore suspenders, right,
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I mean, it just looks more accurate. But it looks like my childhood
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was alive because throughout all the episodes, who has never seen weighing suspenders?
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And finally, we all remember the famous queen song we are the Champions,
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right, and it ends by saying we are the champions of the world.
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However, I don't know why we think of this, but it never says
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of the world. It just ends. So there's a couple examples of Mandel
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effects, you know. Some of the other ones are the spelling of looney
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tunes, the spelling of fruit loops, whether or not KitKat kit Kat bars
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had a dash in between KitKat, the target logo, the baron Stein or
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baron Stein Bears controversy. Of course, people who remember. The reason it's
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called the Mandela effects is because they believed that Mandela died way before he supposedly
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really died in this timeline. And uh, you know a couple of them
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that there's people just stated, you know, kind of resonate with me.
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You know, I definitely definitely remember Et saying ET phone, Oh not ET
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home phone. I mean, it's just weird. And I definitely remember remember
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being the bearn Steam Bears, not the barn Stain Bears. But could this
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just be us misremembering? Or is this a lot of people blame it on
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CERN. They believe that the experiments being done at CERN have caused timelines to
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shift and be misremembered in a different way because of all these timelines, you
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know, coming in and out of things that have been shifted around. And
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is it just people misremembering things? You know, like Darth Vader never said,
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Luke, I am your father. He said, no, I am
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your father. You know, where where did these things come from? In
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your brain? You know? Like mob Barker, you know, the host
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of the Price is right, could have swore that dude died years ago.
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Apparently he's alive and well in turning one hundred years old this year. Yeah,
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he's still alive. So you know, it's kind of a fascinating thing
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to look at when you're talking about, you know, the way that the
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human mind works, you know, or is certain really fucking with things?
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Who knows? Who knows? But anyway, here is the TikTok ticktock that
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Lisa sent. Okay, there we go. I know you've heard of the
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Mandela effect, and if you haven't, please look it up now. With
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Mandela effects a lot of times and stuff rolls right off my back. You
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know, it is what it is. It's it's not moving me. But
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there's one Mandela effect that really really really really really really gets to me,
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like really gets to me because it's just so ridiculous. And that Mandela effect
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is gonna have to be the jfk assassination. And I'm gonna tell you why.
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But this Mandela effect went into like play probably like four years ago.
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But I remember it only being three people in that car. That middle row
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did not exist, and like, let's be real, how many cars have
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y'all seen that got roles like that. What kind of car is this?
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It's like what a minivan sedan? It was the driver Jackie and J.
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JFK in the car, not that middle row. So this middle row is
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at the time, this was a Texas senator and his wife and I don't
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know. I just never seen a car like this. And this is not
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what this is not what it was given when I was taught this in school.
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This isnncern. What's going on? It's acern. It's a cern thing.
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This is see this will be a certain thing. Now, y'all explained
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to me why the car in the museum only has two rows like I remember
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it right, But all the photos have these magic three rows like y'all messed
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up, But this onecerned y'all didn't do y'all due diligence. Y'all didn't scrub
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it down right, because y'all left some some remnants of the past when y'all
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switched it up, y'all left y'all remnants. Y'all left some crumbs behind.
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Because what is this? Is how I remember it? Do you? I
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can't tell you how many years ago was that I addressed this man Dell effect
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on the lone Gum and podcast because it was brought up in a Facebook group
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and at that point, um, somebody was saying, oh no, the
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limo wasn't black, it was white, and it only had four seats or
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four people in it, you know, and they were claiming Mandela effect in
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this and that, And at that time a lot of the blame could be
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placed on Life Magazine in their assassination their post assassination issue, they had a
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picture of a white car with four people in it, two drivers and JFJ
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and Jackie and no Connolly or Nelly. And you know a lot of these
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things, if that's all you've seen, can be burned into your memory at
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a young aide, and I actually had a copy of that Life magazine with
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that particular fucked up photo in it. And look, there are a lot
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of photos out there of the JFK limousine and with various people in it,
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with in various configurations. As Lisa will tell you in just a second.
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She did response to this TikTok, and I thought she did a great job.
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So let's hear it now. Okay, this is actually killing me because
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I don't know how it's possible for anyone not to know this, So just
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like give me a second. Okay, So this is my JFK bookshelf.
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I also have like plenty of JFA related memorabilia and that's not even it.
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Let me just show you what I have here for a second. Okay.
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So this is a newspaper, an actual physical newspaper from the day after the
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assassination. And you could see in the picture, I mean great, but
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there's Kennedy and his wife and that's Connolly's wife in front of them in the
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jump seat. Um. This is a picture from behind. You can also
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see, um, jack he's on the back, and that's the back of
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Connolly's wife's ed Nellie I think is her name. Yeah, definitely very clear.
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Um. Again, these are new super pictures from the day after the
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assassination. I think that's the most uh close to the actual day that I
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have here. Um. This is four Days, which was published in nineteen
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sixty four. Of four of them. No. Um, So again you
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could see like backy and JFK and then the middle row and then the two
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secret service agents in the front yep again like JFK and Jackie, and then
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that looks like the back of Nellie Connolly's head, and then the Secret Service
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men are up there, and then this is a magazine from November of nineteen
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ninety five. And I'm wondering if you may have seen a picture like this
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which is part of a re enactment and not the actual picture from the assassination
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day that has um, no jump seat and isn't even a similar type of
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cards. This book was published in nineteen eighty eight, and again I mean
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you can very clearly see there are three rows in so um. This book
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was published in twenty thirteen, so it's newer, UM, but it has
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pictures from the day before the assassination in it, which again like in this
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particular arrangement, JFK and Connolly are sitting in the back and Nellie and Jackie
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are in the middle, and yeah this one they're on opposite sides, um,
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Connelly and Nellie. UM. You can also find on YouTube there are
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compilation videos of the limousine all around the country in the years preceding the assassinations.
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So yeah, thank you Lisa. That was well done. And my
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nerd comments were completely out of love. I just because no, you're you're
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human being after my own heart and God bless you for taking the time to
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clap back, if you will on Erroneous TikTok's you brought up a great number
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of examples, real life, real tangible object evidence that this Mandela effect isn't
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just not true. Now, of course, this is an auditory podcast,
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and in her TikTok, Lisa had plenty of visual examples of the many different
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configurations and pictures shown of people in this limousine, and also of the reenactments.
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And I think her observation that sometimes the reenactments get burned in people's minds
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rather than the actual event is a valid one as well. And in the
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original TikTok that she refuted, um, the girl had posted a picture of
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the so called JFK limousine inside of a museum. Okay, Now in this
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limo, it's in this museum. There are models, fake dummies of JFK
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and Jackie sitting in the back of this limousine. Okay, So I did
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a little digging. Well, what what whatever museum that this picture is from
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is not exactly accurate. So what actually happened to the JFK limousine. Let's
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find out. Well, it's safe to assume everyone has heard about the tragic
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assassination of US President John F. Kennedy. Most probably don't know the story
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about the presidential limousine happening on November twenty second, nineteen sixty three. President
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John F. Kennedy, his wife jack Land, Texas Governor John Connolly,
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and his wife Nellie wrote in the presidential limousine, a Lincoln Continental, through
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the streets of Dallas, Texas at approximately twelve thirty pm. As the motorcade
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was passing by the Texas School Book Depository, gunshots rang out. Bullet struck
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President Kennedy on his head and neck, and he was immediately transported to the
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nearby Parkland Memorial Hospital. The efforts to save the president's life failed, and
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according to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, JFK was pronounced
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dead at one pm. According to history, Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested and
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charged for the president's assassination. He never stood trial. He was shot dead
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two days later by nightclub owner Jack Ruby while being transferred from the Dallas Police
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headquarters to the county jail. And the years since, there have been many
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questions regarding JFK's assassination and one of them has to do with the President's Linking
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Continental. Won't exactly happened to that limousine in the nineteen sixty one link Continental.
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Lincoln had a whole new design that year, very clean, very elegant,
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very modern. The Midnight Blue Linking Continental was built by the Ford Motor
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Company in nineteen sixty one. To make it fit for use during presidential braids,
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modifications were done by Hess and Eisenbart's, a coach building company that specialized
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in armored vehicles. According to the Henry Ford Museum, the two companies collaborated
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to customize the vehicle, which the Secret Service code named X one hundred.
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The original Linking Continental was cut in half and a three and a half food
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extension was added to lengthen it. The vehicle included removable roof panels, heating
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and air conditioning systems, lashing red lights, two radio telephones, and a
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hydraulic seat to elevate the president. The original car cost about seventy three hundred
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dollars, but the added features cost almost two hundred thousand dollars approximately one point
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eight million dollars in today's money. The Ford Motor Company remained the owner of
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the presidential limousine, leasing it to the Secret Service for roughly five hundred dollars
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a year. Most of us might assume that the vehicle was retired after President
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Kennedy's assassination. That wasn't the case. According to the New York Daily News,
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the presidential limousine was transported back to the White House via cargo plane and
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kept for evidence while it was documented and analyzed by the Warring Commission, the
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FBI, and the Secret Service. The windshield, which was hit by a
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pull it was removed. The White House authorized work to repair and modify the
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linking continental in December nineteen sixty three, or the hen Report Museum. It
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was sent to Hessett Eisenhardt's in Cincinnati, Ohio, where it was rebuilt.
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It was then transported to Ford Motor Company's garage in Deerborn, Michigan, to
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receive new black paints, reinforce structural parts, additional communication technology, a non
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removable top, and armor for the passenger compartments. In total, the modifications
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reportedly cost five hundred thousand dollars to complete, about four point six million dollars
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in today's money, according to Old Cars Weekly, Kennedy's presidential limousine was used
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by a few presidents throughout the years, including Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard
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Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter. As Motor Biscuit explains, President
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Johnson only used the Lincoln Continental a few times during his presidency as he was
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not completely comfortable with it. He opted to ride in other cars from the
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White House Fleet whenever possible. Other presidential vehicles were built in nineteen sixty eight
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and nineteen seventy two. Kennedy's Lincoln Continental remained a part of the White House
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Fleet until it was finally retired in nineteen seventy seven. People are always just
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stunned when I tell them that this car would use and it be used until
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nineteen seventy seven. It was then sent to the kenry Ford Museum of American
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Innovation, located in Deerborn, Michigan, and it is displayed together with other
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cars built by the Bard mart Of Company. To this day, the JFK.
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Lincoln Continental remains one of the museum's most popular displays. With its shiny
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exterior and superb condition, Those who aren't aware of the vehicle's story wouldn't think
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that it is one of the most notorious vehicles in American history. Some of
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the museum's visitors leave flowers by the Lincoln Continental, especially on November twenty seconds,
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the anniversary of Kennedy's death. Okay, so a couple of things from
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this. I don't know what Ripley's believe it or not museum that the original
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TikTok got their picture from, but it obviously was not the real JFK Lincoln
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modified limousine that is actually on display in Detroit at the Ford History Museum.
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And I highly doubt that they have mannequins of fake JFK and fake Jackie in
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the back of the car at the museum. In fact, they're pictures of
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the car at the museum and there are no dummies in the back. Now,
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the reason that some of these JFK style Lincoln cars in museums appeared only
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have two rows of seats is because they only have two rows of seats.
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You just heard the man say the modifications done to the limousine. It was
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cut in half and three and a half feet were added to the middle of
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it. Now in that area was installed jump seats which could be folded down
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not visible to the naked eye. The rear seat could be elevated by a
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hydraulic system, you know, to raise up the president on his motor kas
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so that he could be seen better. So, of course, this could
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account for some pictures of the JFK limousine to appear to only have two rows
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of seats, because when the jump seats are not in use, they are
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folded down and not visible to the public, especially if nobody's sitting in them.
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So in order to do these modifications to have an exact replica of the
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JFK limousine, it would cost millions of dollars, which these mon pa fucking
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ripley's, believe it or not, whatever museums that have Lincoln replicas quote unquote
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of the JFK limousine, they're not accurate because they can't be. It would
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cost entirely too much money. Who have a balls dead accurate replication of the
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nineteen sixty one Lincoln limousine that was modified JFK with three rows of seats and
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all the very acutre mons such as a removable roof, heating and cooling system,
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to radio telephones, and a hydraulic rear seat, along with jump seats
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installed in the middle so there you have it. I mean, it's awfully
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easy to find a sixty one Lincoln, paint its right color, you know,
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put some red lights in the front and say, hey, this is
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the JFK limousine. But no, no, no, no, nay,
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name the real one is in Detroit, folks. It does not have dummies
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in the back of it. And you know, it would just cost entirely
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too much to do those modifications to be one hundred percent historically accurate. Hence
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the reason why people believe when they see things like this in other museums that
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they're seeing the real vehicle. But that's not the case, not the case
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at all. So hence the Mandela effect conundrum. You know, I understand
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it because in my mind, some things I do remember a different way.
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I get it. But then some of the things that other people remember a
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different way are utterly ridiculous. Now, is it because as these timelines shift
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in and out for certain individuals, did not all of the residual change.
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Now there's a good one out there about Jane Goodall. And I don't know
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if if you're older and old like means, and you remember Jane Goodall,
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you kind of remember her working with these lowland gorillas in the Congo and all
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of this stuff you know from National Geographic Magazine and all that. In fact,
35:27
Jane Goodall actually worked with chimpanzees, not gorillas. And then some people
35:36
remember the movie Gorillas in the Midst with Sigourney Weaver and think that it was
35:42
about Jane Goodall when it was actually about Diane Fawsey who was murdered in Rwanda.
35:51
She worked with lowland gorillas, not Jane Goodall. But then when all
35:58
this haram based stuff was going down a couple of years ago, you know,
36:02
when they had to kill that gorilla after the little kid fell in his
36:06
enclosure, the expert that they went to to talk about it was Jane Goodall,
36:15
and harambe it was actually a lowland gorilla from the Congo. So sometimes
36:25
things get a little squirrelly. Now, of course they couldn't interview Diane Fauset
36:30
because she was murdered. And I guess the next primate expert, if you
36:35
will, on the list of notorious primate experts, would be Jane Goodall,
36:40
which makes sense, but it caused to some people to believe that that that
36:47
is a remnant, a Mandela effect or remnant left out there from the timeline
36:54
that they remember, and it can all get a little crazy, I understand.
37:04
But you know, for for those of us who have been looking at
37:08
the assassination for thirty some years, there's very little aspects of it that actually
37:15
no aspects of it that have been Mandela affected. For me, man,
37:22
I don't believe you know, that would be like saying, you know,
37:27
tomorrow, if somebody put up a video saying that Lee Harvey Oswald instead of
37:35
saying, I'm just a patsy. If if if you know, now,
37:40
if you go look at the video on YouTube, now, if he said
37:45
no, but I'm just a patsy but you remembered a different way, that
37:52
would be fucked up. And so far that doesn't happened, at least for
38:00
me, at least in the JFK assassination. Lord, So all right,
38:09
but anyway, thank you, thank you to Lisa for bringing that to my
38:15
attention and our attention and addressing it so succinctly as you did. Lisa,
38:21
Bravo for you great job, and I just figured it deserved its own extended
38:30
look, and hopefully I helped a little bit with the information about the limousine
38:38
and where it is and all of that jazz, and so hopefully this Mandela
38:45
effect, this person insanely wrong Mandela effect, can be put to bed once
38:52
and for all. Now next up for you. Hell, look, it's
39:06
one thing when if you're a serious researcher into the JFK assassination, like I
39:16
like to think of myself as it burns my ass, when other so called
39:27
serious JFK assassination researchers put out there theories that are not based in fact,
39:40
but are presented as fact, and you know, much like the whole Oswald
39:47
in the Doorway thing that's been debunked seven ways from Sunday for years and years
39:53
and years, and then you bring it up and dread it up like you've
39:58
undiscovered uh gold, and the town run and and and push it down everybody's
40:06
throats, convince others so called prominent researchers that your theory has merits and it
40:14
doesn't um and the waters of the JFK assassination research community get muddied and muddied
40:23
and muddied, and you know, people that don't know better, new faces,
40:31
new minds to the JFK research or the JFK assassination research community get polluted
40:39
easily from the get go because of horseshit in the water. You know,
40:47
at least the things that I'm saying, at least you know, the Jupi
40:53
Verry Baker things and and the Ralphs and Kay things, and you know some
40:59
of the various other nonsensical quote unquote research into the JFK assassination and so called
41:06
quote evidence presented by various people throughout the years as legitimate, um at least
41:15
in there, and there's somewhat down syndrome tainted heart they mean will I mean,
41:28
I don't think that they consciously know that the information that they're putting out
41:35
there is absolutely one hundred percent bullshit, bogus, unverifiable lies. I mean,
41:46
I just I just don't think that. I think somewhere and they're in
41:54
they're twisted souls. They believe that they're right. And what hurts more than
42:06
that, what hurts our community more than that, are very well known,
42:15
very mainstream, very famous conspiracy theories. Okay, who purvey a narrative that
42:28
has been debunked forever, presenting facts that have been debunked over and over again,
42:39
presenting opinions that are mired in stupidity, And it deeply hurts my soul
42:49
when I hear that, because I know that information reaches thousands and thousands and
42:59
thousands of people, and these and of these thousands and thousands and thousands of
43:05
people, they may only have a cursory knowledge of the day of k assassination.
43:10
It's in pieces they've heard along the way. They're not serious researchers.
43:15
Researchers, and when they hear this information being provided by someone that they trust,
43:22
someone that they look up to, someone that has a little bit of
43:27
merit and weight behind their name, nothing hurts more than that. Because it's
43:36
very easy. They make it very easy for learning nutters to point and last
43:45
a conspiracy theorists. When it comes to the jfk assassination, they can say,
43:52
look, see, just listen to this guy. This is the best
43:55
you got. This is what you're telling in everybody, this is the best
44:00
you've got? Are you kidding me? Now? The clip that I'm going
44:07
to play you it's from a show that I listened to all the time.
44:15
I like this show because, hey, it's funny, it doesn't take itself
44:21
too seriously. It knows what it is. I'm a fan of the hosts
44:30
stand up comedy. I would even pay to go see him live if he
44:36
ever came anywhere around here where I live, which I highly doubt he will.
44:43
But knowing this guy's reach, his associations, and the power that his
44:54
show has, that this is the kind of shit it comes out of his
45:00
mouth about the jaffk assassination. Now, this is not his focus. Now
45:07
it is a conspiracy theory oriented show. You know, there's there's stuff on
45:14
there about you know, politics, Uh, the vacs, the JAB,
45:21
the Qannon. There's there's stuff on there about Tartaria, old World, Florida,
45:29
um, giants, aliens, you know, you name it, the
45:32
name of the podcast. What I'm talking about here is the Tinfoil Hat podcast
45:38
hosted by Sam Tripoli. Now, Sam Tripoli is a stand up comedian,
45:47
rather famous one. Um. He associates with the likes of your Rogan,
45:53
who I'm sure you've heard of. Um. You know, he's a famous
45:58
stand up comedian all that. You know, a lot of these stand up
46:00
comedians have have podcasts, Um, you know, Joey Diaz, Joe Rogan,
46:07
Bert Kreicher, um, and so on and so forth. So this
46:13
guy is a big deal, and his show is a big deal. It's
46:16
it's listened to by He probably gets I don't know, probably a million downloads
46:24
a month. I'm just guessing everywhere that it is um but for this information,
46:31
but he put out there just off the cuff is amazing to me.
46:38
So without further ado, I'm gonna play this clip for you from his show.
46:46
Now. His guest on this show is Eddie Bravo, who is a
46:54
stand up comedian, a jiu jitsu teacher. He's a asociated with Joe Rogan
47:00
and the UFC and all this other stuff. So not to be taken lately.
47:09
So here we go until happening about global controls have to be imposed and
47:21
then then then then a world governing body will be created to engage the day.
47:30
Dude, what's that's the Bruner fucking film? It's less that is some
47:37
CGI extra shit that was added. Wow, that bombs that driver he shot
47:45
the fucking fatal blow he did well, I mean for later on said he
47:51
thought it was a doctor video. Oh really, but I still think it
47:54
happened. You know what, I think everybody video if it's at their video
48:00
yet, yes, then okay they fooled us again but but regardless, regardless
48:06
if it was the driver who who shot the fatal blow or whatever, I'm
48:12
a million percent convinced a lot of motherfuckers weren't involved. Cia fucking everybody,
48:20
Lyndon B. Johns, and they were all involved. They were all involved,
48:24
and they all got together and it looks like they had multiple shooters and
48:29
they all tried to shoot them. And then like the insurance, Like in
48:32
my estimation, that driver was like the insurance, if we fucking missed this
48:37
motherfucker, you gotta pull that shit out and blast his head. All right,
48:43
I'm gonna pause it right there. Just in that short clip, most
48:46
of the person talking is Eddie Bravo, with Sam Tripoli interjecting here and there.
48:54
Now, this whole Limo driver shooting JFK thing has been around for thirty
49:06
or forty years, brought forth by Bill Cooper where he had a shitty copy
49:13
of the Zempruter film. And if you watch that shitty copy of the Symprueter
49:17
film, it does, in fact, if you zero in on that area
49:23
and blow it up a little bit, it does, in fact look like
49:25
the driver turns around and shoots JFK in the head. Now, after he
49:37
put that theory out there in the world thirty or forty years ago, and
49:44
the Pruter film was cleaned up and slowed down and colorized and stabilized and all
49:52
that jazz, you can clearly see that it is not the driver pulling the
50:00
pistol up and shooting in the limousine. It is a gene off of the
50:07
passenger's head shifting in the light of the movie. Not only that, don't
50:20
you think, okay, if the driver had turned around and shot JFK,
50:30
that the people in the car would have known it, that somebody on the
50:37
street would have seen it. And they say, oh, yeah, well,
50:43
you know, Jackie was trying to get out of the car because the
50:45
driver was shooting, not so much not so much so as you can see,
50:57
you know, we've already got that theory out there, the theory that
51:01
everybody in the world wanted. JFK did Lindon Johnson's the CIA, and everybody
51:08
collaborated on him. It was like, you know, all these assassins were
51:14
there and daily Plaza and if none of them got him, and then it
51:16
was up to the driver to turn around and hit the final blow and blah
51:21
blah blah, so yeah, here we go, Here we go. Folks
51:25
were only a minute and a half in let's go. That's that's what I
51:30
think. I think, and I think everybody in that and I think everybody
51:37
in it knew that they were gonna throw a Harvey Lee all walked down the
51:39
boat like they knew, like, Oh, we're gonna he's gonna the one
51:43
that's gonna go down, Harvey Lee Oswald, Harvey Lee Oswald, good job.
51:52
That was the XG Xavier Guerrero, which is a fabulous research into Harvey
52:00
Able. We're gonna all shoot him, but he's the one that to me.
52:05
To me, the most interesting thing about what you're suggesting here with the
52:07
driver I being the shooter, is that it implies that Jackie Kennedy was also
52:13
in on it, because she would have seen it. I mean, she
52:15
was in the perfect nobody turnaround. Watch what she did. She gets up
52:20
and fucking jumps out of the car and tries to go out to the back,
52:23
right. But I'm saying, like it implies she's in it after the
52:27
fact, you know, like somebody got to her and said, listen,
52:29
you can't tell anybody what you saw, which that's really interesting. I believe
52:31
that. I believe I believe that. I believe that. Now go back
52:37
and watches the Pruter film again and watch frame three thirteen very carefully, and
52:45
you will see Jackie is not looking at the driver of the limo at that
52:50
instant. He's actually cradling and bending down and looking at JFK at that very
53:00
moment. He wouldn't have seen the driver shoot JFK if that's actually what happened.
53:08
And of course by this time Connolly has been pulled down it off his
53:15
jump seat by his wife, so the driver would have had a clear shot.
53:23
But that of course is not what happened, and Jackie wouldn't have seen
53:29
it if it actually happened. Just takes a second. Boys to go back
53:32
and watch these Breo film Let's continue. Probably I don't all. I'm guessing,
53:39
thank god, everybody's dead because they can't sue me or anything. But
53:44
I'm guessing. I'm guessing they probably sat Jacqueline o'nassas and any down and say,
53:52
listen, your husband's been fucking Jacqueline o nassas Kennedy, who the fuck
53:59
is that? At this time she was Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. She wouldn't be
54:06
Jacquie Jacqueline Kennedy o'nassas until she married o'nassis a couple of years later. Um,
54:16
and she would never have been Onnassis Kennedy. It was Jacqueline Kennedy o'nassas.
54:21
But anyway, maybe just a forty and slip, I mean, or
54:24
this guy can't speak right, let's continue everything. And they probably had to
54:30
prove because apparently I don't know if it was true or not, but he
54:35
had like on average one new mistress a month, that's what they I don't
54:39
know. That could be all bullshit. I could be all buss, but
54:44
I can see if if they made it up, it's either true or they
54:47
made it up. And if it's true, they just sent her down and
54:51
said, listen to your husband's a piece of shit. He's fucking all these
54:53
houses. He's fucking Marilyn Monroe. But it was if it was false,
55:00
it was false and they just made it up, it still works because if
55:04
they just like made it up and she believed it, she could go along
55:07
with the cover up. Yeah, now we all know JFK was a womanizer.
55:17
Yes, he may have had an affair with Mary Monroe. And various
55:22
other women along the way. Sure, but if you think for a second,
55:28
folks, that Jacqueline didn't know about any of this, then I don't
55:37
know what to tell you. Back then, it wasn't as frowned upon on
55:45
as it is now. I mean, certain things when you're that rich and
55:51
you're that privileged just is allowed to kind of happen. Not in public,
56:00
of course, you know, if something were to become public, then we
56:06
have a problem. But you know, if you want to bang this one
56:09
banging that one, you know this don't embarrass me. And I'm sure Jacqueline
56:15
was doing the same thing. Um you know, who knows. But they
56:23
didn't kill JFK just because he was a piece of shit, womanizer and fucking
56:30
everything in sight. But I digress. Let's continue. Well, you know,
56:37
if you talk to Olie Demiguard, he says that whole plaza it's just
56:42
all assassins. It's just like he's like John Wick and they all get the
56:46
call and he goes in and just everyone stoop dooop and the bang bang bang.
56:52
He couldn't get out of there alive. But the interesting thing, I'm
56:57
no, Wow, that's funny. And I've just watched the new John Wick
57:04
movie yesterday, so it does resonate a bit. H Only Damn a Guard
57:12
Okay is somebody I first heard on the old Jim Fetzer radio show, and
57:23
you know he has since been went on to I have heard him on this
57:29
show before and makes it sound like there was fifteen to twenty assassins from around
57:38
the world called in to take JFK out in Dearly Plazid that day. You
57:45
know, like everybody just showed up with contracts, not knowing who fucking sent
57:50
him, and you know, just collaborated on taking this guy out. And
57:58
yeah, so let's continue Huckercker Carlson fan, because you know what he did
58:02
to Gary webb Um. But he just did interesting h segment on a show
58:10
talking about why Nixon stepped down. And the belief is that Nixon stepped down
58:17
because he pulled out of the CIA into his office and there's an audio recording
58:23
of this and he basically goes, I know the CIA assassinated Kennedy and the
58:30
CIA director just sat there quietly, didn't say anything, and next thing you
58:36
know, he's got ran out and they put because they forced Nixon to take
58:40
Gerald Ford. He didn't want him, but they made him, so he
58:45
took him on the bam. Gerald Ford stepped right in and was the president.
58:51
Yeah, you know, with Richard Morrison's CIA guy. By the way.
58:55
Okay, so this meeting between Richard Nixon and Richard Helms where Nixon told
59:10
Helms he knows the CIA killed Kennedy. The Helms sat there and didn't say
59:15
anything. I don't remember that actually taking place, but okay, and Nixon
59:28
didn't step down. He was impeached, I believe, thank you to the
59:35
Watergate scandal. And they don't know whether or not he wanted Gerald Ford as
59:43
a running mate or not, but certainly Ford stepped right in as his successor.
59:54
And of course gerald Ford was on the Warrant Commission. Year old Ford
1:00:00
appointed George H. W. Bush as head of the CIA during his tenure.
1:00:07
Um, so there's that. But the stuff that he's spitting out as
1:00:14
facts is totally wrong. Back to it. It's a CIA guy. Well.
1:00:19
He was also on the Warren Commission, which exonerated the CIA from any
1:00:23
wrongdoings. So he was the perfect guy. The one thing about Nixon,
1:00:29
though, is we've been I don't know, maybe we got trumped. Maybe
1:00:32
maybe you know, because Nixon is notorious. He's like, like the most
1:00:37
notorious president of all time. And maybe we got brainwashed into thinking that.
1:00:44
It's hard to tell, but I mean he was president, So I mean,
1:00:47
how did you become president if you weren't part of this ship? And
1:00:52
he was responsible. He was the guy who Richard Nixon was the guy who
1:00:57
put together Operation forty, which was the forty international assassins put together to take
1:01:04
out Fidel Castro. Huh ah, oh oh eddie, oh eddie. So
1:01:20
now we have Richard Nixon in charge of Operation forty. There was a group
1:01:28
of forty international assassins that we're supposed to kill Fidel Castro. You can't make
1:01:37
this shit up, folks, continue so all that shit's really confusing. Maybe
1:01:44
that's a good thing. Maybe that's a bad thing. Yeah, maybe maybe
1:01:46
Richard Nixon is the most notorious president of all time because we were brainwashed and
1:01:52
and and they smeared him, like like with Trump, you know what I
1:01:54
mean, like Trump, Like people think Trump is a Nazi psycho path dictator,
1:02:00
you know what I mean, When really he's just the fucking shit talking
1:02:05
dude who is trying to drain the swamp and but so when it comes to
1:02:12
Nixon, it's hard at like, did we did we get brainwashing to think
1:02:15
Nick into thinking Nixon was, um this horrible person when really he was he
1:02:22
was actually trying to drain the swamp. I will say, I will say
1:02:25
he did. He did arrange delivering supplies and fuel to Israel during the Yam
1:02:31
Kapor War. So he was a bit of a Zionist. Wow. Yeah,
1:02:37
but how do we know? You know, when when ship, when
1:02:39
ship gets done during someone's presidency, dude, there's so much that goes involved
1:02:45
into getting like a bill passed or like like funding. It isn't like the
1:02:49
president. It's like, yeah, you know, like you saw who was
1:02:52
president, dude, everybody in government was against them, the possible representator doest
1:02:58
I do think it was like he ordered it though it was like something that
1:03:00
was from the president. Yeah, Nixon. I don't know. I don't
1:03:05
know is good, but I'm with you. I do think that he's been
1:03:09
smeared after the fact so much that you're just supposed to say because I mean,
1:03:14
think about the stuff he did. He ended Vietnam, he ended the
1:03:15
draft, he went to China. A lot of things that you could consider
1:03:20
good if it wasn't for that, what does that mean? Like, well,
1:03:24
nobody, nobody had gone to China before him. You know, they're
1:03:28
just saying now only Nixon could go to China, and it's because he opened
1:03:30
up relations with China kind of like Trump did with Russia. Oh okay,
1:03:36
yeah, mean Nixon was a good guy. I don't know, I don't
1:03:39
know. And then and then you don't really know about like Ronald Reagan because
1:03:45
I don't know Ronald Reagan. I would love to see a documentary about Ronald
1:03:50
Reagan, like a Truther documentary about Ronald Reagan. Like, I mean,
1:03:53
they did try to assassinate him. They try to jfk Ronald Reagan. So
1:03:58
he must have been good right for a while. But maybe after they almost
1:04:02
killed him, maybe he just fucking snapped out of it and saying I'm gonna
1:04:05
go along with this. Ye well, dude, after they almost killed him,
1:04:08
that's when his brain went. George Bush Senior was his vice president,
1:04:15
but he had nothing to do with wrong right, like just like Gerald's board
1:04:19
and Richard Nixon. George Bush Singer who was the head of the CIA,
1:04:27
whose father, whose father, Press Scott Bush, formed the book in CIAX.
1:04:33
All right, hold on the second, so I'm could have swore the
1:04:42
attempted assassination on Ronald Reagan Atten happened making the first year that he was president,
1:04:50
like an eighty one or something, so he was good before that and
1:04:56
then had dementia for the next seven years. Hm. I mean, I
1:05:04
don't know about that. And then to say that Prescott Bush formed the CIA,
1:05:12
Come on, man, come on, mom vice president, and then
1:05:17
they try to kill Ronald Reagan, and then that would if they would have
1:05:21
succeeded, that would have meant George Bush Senior would have been right. By
1:05:29
the way, the guy who tried to kill Ronald Reagan was George Bush's cousin.
1:05:36
That's yeah. You can't make this shit up, folks. You can't
1:05:43
make this shit up. He was not related to George Bush. John Hinkley
1:05:48
is not related to Peorge Bush Senior. They were not cousins. Their families
1:05:56
knew each other, which is pointed out here, but definitely not related.
1:06:02
Come on, that makes sense, rightly sat dinner the night before. Yeah,
1:06:12
that makes that makes sense. Maybe maybe the dude who shot Ronald Reagan
1:06:19
Hinckley is related to Eddie. Do you know else's related to who Rock Obama.
1:06:30
Now, just to go back a minute, two, h John Hinckley
1:06:38
Junior being related to the Bushes. Now, there never actually was a dinner
1:06:51
between the Bushes and the Hinkleys. It was actually Scott Hinckley, who was
1:06:57
John's older brother and vice president of Vanderbilt Energy Corporation in Denver, Colorado,
1:07:04
had plans to attend a dinner party. He and a date were invited to
1:07:11
the home of Neil Bush, who worked for the Amaco Oil Company and who
1:07:16
also happened to be the son of Vice President George Bush under Ronald Reagan.
1:07:21
At that moment back in DC, Reagan was being shoved into the presidential limousine
1:07:26
and whisked away to the hospital after John Hinckley Junior had fired six times.
1:07:30
One bullet ricocheted off the limousine and hit Reagan and the left arm pick,
1:07:34
collapsing as lung and causing profuse bleeding. God Hinckley had met Neil Bush earlier
1:07:42
that year at a party and became friendly with the fourth child of George Bush,
1:07:47
who is Neil. After news of the assassination attempt broke, Neil Bush
1:07:53
canceled to dinner and then the shootings. Aftermath, the media swarmed the Bush
1:07:57
family on their connections to the Hinckleys. The only connection between the would be
1:08:01
assassin John Hinckley Junior and the Bush family turned out to be Scott Hinckley and
1:08:05
Neil Bush. Neil Bush told reporters he never recalled meeting John Hinckley Junior.
1:08:12
Hinckley, unlike his older brother Scott, who graduated from Vanderbilt before joining the
1:08:16
family business, couldn't seem to achieve much in life. Scott Hinckley tried to
1:08:24
have his brother institutionalized, actually three weeks before the shooting, but his father,
1:08:29
John Hinckley Senior nixt the plan, believing it would cause his son more
1:08:32
emotional scars. Roger Stone, the Republican operative and ally of former President Richard
1:08:43
Nixon and Donald Trump, later seized on the Bush Hinckley connections to come up
1:08:46
with a conspiracy theory about a second shooter involved in the assassination attempt and that
1:08:50
George H. W. Bush was actually behind it. So there's that volks.
1:08:59
Now when it comes to John Hinkley Junior being related to Barack Obama,
1:09:12
this is actually true, true, and everybody out there should be familiar with
1:09:18
the six degrees of separation or six degrees of Kevin Bacon that you know somehow
1:09:29
everybody is related or can be associated within six degrees of separation. So idea,
1:09:43
idea, Ideally, Okay, me and Brad Pitt are separated by six
1:09:51
people potentially, like, out of all the people that I know or or
1:09:58
am, or all the people I'm related, there is one person who out
1:10:06
of all the people they know or who related to, there is another person.
1:10:13
And out of all the people that they know are related to, there's
1:10:15
another person, and so on and so on until you get six degrees of
1:10:19
separation between me and Brad Pitt. So if I could find the right six
1:10:27
degrees of separation, it would essentially take me six steps two meet or talk
1:10:38
to Brad Pitt or Kevin Bacon or whoever. Okay, So there's actually eleven
1:10:53
degrees of separation between Barack Obama and John Hinckley Jr. They are ninth cousins,
1:11:03
two times removed. Okay. So if you take everything all the way
1:11:12
back to a fellow by the name of Samuel Hinkley, Okay, all right,
1:11:20
and you go down through nine generations, okay, of the Samuel Hinckley
1:11:32
and Sarah seul Lineage. They had two children, one a woman by the
1:11:43
name is Susannah Hinkley, and one by the name of John Hinckley. John
1:11:49
Hinkley married Bertha Lawthrip. Susannah Hinkley married the Reverend John Smith. Susan Anna
1:12:00
and John had a son named Samuel, and John Hinckley and Bertha also had
1:12:06
a son named Samuel Hinkley. So now we have Samuel Smith and Samuel Hinkley.
1:12:15
Damuel Smith and Elizabeth Pierce had a son named Shubel. Samuel Hinckley and
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Martha Loathrip had a son named Samuel Hinkley as well, who married Mary Wyatt.
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Their son was named Abel Hinkley. Shubal Smith married Prudence fitz Randolph and
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they had a daughter named Mary Smith, who married Jonathan Dunham. They had
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a child named Samuel Dunham. While on the other side, Abel Hinkley and
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Sarah had a son named Abel Hinkley Jr. Who married Hannah Wheeler, who
1:12:54
gave birth to Alfred Hinkley. Back on the other side, Samuel dun married
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a Hannah Somebody and they had a son named Jacob Dunham. Jacob married Katherine
1:13:08
Goodnight and Alfred Hinkley on the other side married Eliza Stanley. Their son was
1:13:14
named Francis Edward Hinckley. And back on the other side, Jacob Dunham and
1:13:17
Katherine Goodnight's son was named Jacob Mackie Dunham. He married Louisa Eliza Trot and
1:13:28
they had had a son named Jacob William Dunham. Back on the other side,
1:13:32
Francis Edward Hinkley married Amelia Smith and they had a son named Perceval Porter
1:13:39
Hinkley. Perceval married Katherine Avla Warnock and they had a son named John Warnock
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Hinkley. Back on the other side, Jacob William Dunham and Mary Anne Kearney
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married and had a son named Ralph Waldo Emerson Dunham. Ralph married Ruth Lucille
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Armor and had a son named Stanley Armor Dunham. On the other side,
1:14:12
John Warnock Hinckley and Joe Anne Moore had a son named John Hinckley Jr.
1:14:17
Now this is the guy who shot President Reagan. And back on the other
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side, Stanley Armored Dunham married Madeleine Lee Payne. They had a daughter named
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Stanley Ann Dunham who married Barack Hussein Obama. Together they gave birth to Barack
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Obama. If you believe all of this crazy lineage, and didn't you have
1:14:50
the problem of the old birth certificates and all that jazz with Barack Obama?
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So are they really related? Who the hell knows? And just to finish
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this off real quick, believe it. I don't know why, but I
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do Bushes and the Obama's their first common ancestor or their relative is a Hinkley.
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That's great, thy guy's real quick. I will tell you that this
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episode who spout you by the free five day c b DC opt out Challenge?
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Have you guys heard of c b dcs? All right? So there
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you haven't, folks. This is the kind of fuckery that hurts the most
1:15:38
these mainstream conspiracy theory shows who just spout here responsible quote unquote for facts and
1:15:46
just throw shit out to the wind and it's caught by unawares folks out there
1:15:57
who may not be totally read up and researched in the Kennedy assassination and just
1:16:02
believe whatever these guys are saying. And then it gets repeated and repeated and
1:16:06
repeated, and then all of a sudden, you have all this horses assery
1:16:12
and horse shit out in the world for people like us to wade through and
1:16:16
parse and try to fix, which is the whole point of doing this show
1:16:21
here today. And again, don't I don't hate Sam Tripoli. I love
1:16:28
his show. I just think that they need to be a little bit more
1:16:31
responsible about the things they put out there about the assassination and maybe should have
1:16:39
on a real reputable researcher into the assassination to set things right with them and
1:16:46
explain to them why what they believe or what they've been told along the way,
1:16:53
because they're just products of their environment. Okay, they it's not their
1:17:00
fault. They're just repeating things that they've heard that have been erroneously put out
1:17:03
there by other people. But when you do that and you keep procreating these
1:17:10
myths, you're doing more harm than good. So that's all. Once again,
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thank you to the lovely Lisa Marie for your email. I hope we
1:17:27
helped and got to the bottom of stuff. Keep up the good work,
1:17:30
keep up the good fight, and keep listening to the damn shows. If
1:17:35
you want to follow along at the Loan Gumming seven on Twitter, the Loan
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and subscribe and get notified when new episodes dropped. And Eric Country of America's
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Untold Stories, I'm not using your ship, bro. I put out your
1:18:05
episode on the Loan Guming from the Vault to replay things and put them back
1:18:16
out there so they can be heard by more people than the original audience.
1:18:23
So don't worry, Eric, That'll be the last time anything from your show
1:18:30
goes out on my feed. I didn't claim was my own. I left
1:18:33
your intro in there, and your names and everything else. It's not like
1:18:36
I claimed your work as my own. Okay, it was meant as a
1:18:42
as a good thing, but you turned it into a bad thing. So
1:18:46
don't worry. That show has been deleted. It won't happen again, and
1:18:51
I'll never mention your name on this show ever again or your podcast, So
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keep my name out of Mark Grubert's mouth. Thanks. I have a great
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roll round the dying. When I will with my mil I will wall round
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