De-Classified Document Admits Lee Harvey Oswald Was CIA

(FEDERALJACK) Back in 2004 a government document was de-classified that proves Lee Harvey Oswald was trained by the CIA.

This subject has been discussed heavily in my interview with Judyth Vary Baker and also touched on it in my interview with Ed Haslam.

Groundbreaking Interview With Lee Harvey Oswald’s Girlfriend Judyth Vary Baker

The Intel Hub
July 17, 2011

In one of the longest, if not the longest interviews she has ever done, Popeye of FederalJack.com interviewed Judyth Vary Baker, the girlfriend of Lee Harvey Oswald, who revealed startling details about the assassination of JFK, suspicious cancer research, virus causing polio vaccines, and much more.

Judyth, once a promising student searching for a cure for cancer,ended up working with Lee Harvey Oswald in New Orleans on cancer research that was possibly sinister in nature.

The information she provides on the JFK assassination and the real history of Lee Harvey Oswald is invaluable and should be spread throughout the world.

Hamptons Hurricane: A Bankers' Katrina

by Greg Palast - August 26, 2011

Don't worry:  the bankers are safe.  The sub-prime sharks, derivatives divas, media mavens and their hairdressers, their trophy wives and their trophies' personal trainers, the movers and shakers and money-makers, are all out of danger. Despite the warning that in a couple of days Hurricane Irene could well hit The Hamptons, the beach of the best of the ruling class will not lose a tan line.

I made sure they're safe.  A couple of decades ago, I worked on an emergency evacuation plan for the county of Suffolk, New York, home of the Hamptons.  It's the wealthiest county in the United States.

The Hamptons' hurricane plan is six volumes thick.  The police and the politicians, the fire department and the first responders have their copies, their orders, their equipment and they are ready to roll before a single fake-blonde curl is ruffled by untoward weather.

The last hurricane to hit Long Island, far fiercer than Katrina, took two lives, not 2,000.

But then, the Hamptons isn't New Orleans, is it?

In 1992, a big storm washed into 190 houses on West Hampton Dunes, getting many grade-B film scripts very wet.  The federal government, with your tax dollars, rebuilt every single home on the beach (average value then, $2 million each)—and even rebuilt the beach with an endless samba line of trucks filled with sand, care of the Army Corps of Engineers.