In my opinion, the following excerpt is taken from one of the most important research studies ever made about the Kennedy assassination and the cabal involved in it. I would advise everyone to study it over and over and read the sources cited therein in order to grasp the true horror about the people who set up this operation as part of a larger strategy of taking control of the world. MHO Linda Minor gopher://freenet.akron.oh.us/h0/SIGS/JFK/FP/fp.back_issues/.17th_Issue/rambl er1.html Possible Discovery of an Automobile Used in the JFK Conspiracy: Foreword by Richard Bartholomew This Foreword is a proposition for those familiar with my monograph, Possible Discovery of an Automobile Used in the JFK Conspiracy, and a prognosticative prologue for those who are not. While based on the facts presented in the monograph, facts in its subsequent updates, and facts from research not included here, this is an interpretation of those facts, meant only as a simplified supposition, to be used as a rough guide through the complex material that follows. In the 1930s, two anti-communist guerrillas, James Burnham and George Lyman Paine, went undercover as communists, infiltrated the leadership of the American Trotskyist movement -- the world's largest Trotskyist organization -- and helped tear it apart. In 1940, their mission ended with the assassination of Leon Trotsky in Mexico City. One of the two anti-communist guerrillas, James Burnham, went on to teach the newly formed CIA about covert operations. He also went on to teach philosophy at Yale and recruit CIA agents from among his students. In 1950, Burnham recruited a Yale student, William F. Buckley, Jr., and introduced him to CIA agent E. Howard Hunt. Hunt was a favorite of CIA Director Allen Dulles. Buckley's father also knew the Dulles family, having shared foreign-policy adventures in Mexico with Dulles' uncle, Robert Lansing, when Lansing was President Wilson's secretary of state. Buckley, as Hunt's advance man, went to Mexico City to recruit informants for the CIA's soon-to-be Mexico City station. There, Buckley met and recruited a 28-year-old Spanish student from Philadelphia, George Gordon Wing, as an informant among the left-wing student groups at Mexico City College. Hunt arrived soon thereafter and arranged for Wing's CIA payment, which was disguised as a student grant. Wing was an older student because his studies had been interrupted by World War II. He served as a Naval aviation bomb-sight technician, fire controlman and ordnance specialist. In 1952, Wing continued his Spanish studies at the University of California at Berkeley. Upon earning his Ph.D. in Spanish in 1961, Wing joined his former boss, Hunt, in Little Havana, Miami. From there, he trained with the CIA's Operation Forty assassins on No Name Key, in preparation for the Bay of Pigs invasion. In the fall of 1962, Wing followed in James Burnham's footsteps and became a professor and CIA recruiter, but at the University of Texas at Austin. UT's past leaders had served in Wilson's cabinet with Allen Dulles' uncle, Robert Lansing. UT was also the alma mater of Lansing's friend, William F. Buckley, Sr. Wing's association with the Dulles family became closer when John Foster Dulles' son, Jack, came to know him personally as a fellow professor in Latin American studies at UT. Professor Wing was thus in a perfect position to be useful to the plotters of President Kennedy's assassination. In fact, Wing's last name appears on the manifest of the same flight which brought the Oswalds from New York to Texas in 1962. In early April, 1963, the date for Kennedy's trip to Texas was set for November 21st. The occasion was an appreciation dinner in Houston for Kennedy's friend, Texas Congressman Albert Thomas. On April 23rd, Lyndon Johnson made a cryptic statement at a press conference in Dallas that included a phrase about reporters figuratively shooting Kennedy during his Texas trip. The next day, April 24th, Marina Oswald moved into the home of her friend Ruth Hyde Paine. That same day, Lee Harvey Oswald departed for New Orleans, arriving on April 25th. On April 26th, George Wing acquired a used Rambler station wagon from C.B. Smith Motors, an Austin, Texas dealership owned by C.B. Smith, a life-long student of Latin America, and one of Lyndon Johnson's closest friends. The sales manager was Smith's son, C.B. Smith, Jr. The salesman, R.L. Lewis, died under unusual circumstances seven weeks after Kennedy's assassination. The senior Smith's mentor, Texas historian Walter Prescott Webb, was an intimate friend of those planning Albert Thomas' dinner. Webb died suddenly in late April, 1963, in a one-car accident near Austin. Although Wing was a lowly associate professor whose first semester -- fall, 1962 -- was typically overburdened by the least desirable assignments and responsibilities, he was allowed to take a leave-of-absence for the entire fall semester of 1963. It was the only extended absence of his academic career. He later continued to teach without interruption, even after a heart attack in 1971. That fall, Ruth Hyde Paine helped arrange Oswald's employment at the Texas School Book Depository. Another employee in the same building was Fronia Smith, the ex-wife of C.B. Smith, Sr. and the mother of C.B. Smith, Jr. Wing's whereabouts and activities during that semester are unknown, but a Rambler station wagon identical to his was photographed in the parking lot of the Texas School Book Depository, within ten minutes of the shooting on November 22, 1963. And a Rambler station wagon, whose description fits Wing's car, was used to covertly extract guerrillas from Dealey Plaza immediately after they succeeded in killing John F. Kennedy. Lee Harvey Oswald told his police interrogators that the Rambler station wagon in which he was seen leaving Dealey Plaza, "belongs to Mrs. Paine." He was referring to either Ruth Hyde Paine or Ruth Forbes Paine, the daughter-in -law and the ex-wife, respectively, of George Lyman Paine -- James Burnham's partner in the destruction of Trotskyism. Ruth Forbes Paine was also a long-time friend of Mary Bancroft, Allen Dulles' wartime lover and his chief contact with one of the leaders of the plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Photographs, taken by White House photographer Cecil Stoughton of Vice-President Johnson taking the oath of office aboard Air Force One at Love Field, show President Johnson and Congressman Thomas winking and smiling at each other immediately after the grim ceremony. The original negative to that photo is the only one missing from that series of 13 exposures. Hard to believe? Read on. Richard Bartholomew April 20, 1997 * * * Possible Discovery of an Automobile Used in the JFK Conspiracy +++++ from Part 2 gopher://freenet.akron.oh.us/h0/SIGS/JFK/FP/fp.back_issues/.17th_Issue/rambl er2.html *** Allen withdrew personally from the negotiations, but indicated, without saying so in so many words, that it would be quite all right for others to proceed as long as he didn't know anything about what they were doing. This was an old trick, similar to the one practiced by Admiral Canaris in connection with the July 20 conspiracy."196 And again we see techniques that were and would remain useful in the business of assassination plotting. According to Robert Morrow, it was Tracy Barnes, second in command of the Bay of Pigs operation under Rostow's friend Richard Bissell, who was the recipient of Lee Harvey Oswald's information from Minsk. Barnes went on to head the CIA's super secret Domestic Operations Division (DOD); and was therefore the boss for whom J. Walton Moore was working in Dallas in 1962 when he initiated de Mohrenschildt's relationship with Oswald. Though fired from the CIA by Kennedy, Dulles was still considered "the Director" by some who had worked under him.197 One of them was very likely Tracy Barnes. Barnes was disliked at CIA but got top jobs because Dulles liked him. E. Howard Hunt, a mutual friend of Barnes and Dulles, was Barnes' covert action chief at DOD.198 In early summer 1952, M.B. and Mary Jane "again returned to the States, and she and Horace Taft announced their engagement at the Republican Convention in Chicago, where Horace's father, Senator Robert A. Taft, was contending with General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the presidential nomination. Mary Jane and Horace were married that September in Washington, where we made our headquarters with Clover [Allen's wife] and Allen. Sherwin [Jr.] could not make the wedding because by then he was a lieutenant in the United States Navy serving off Korea. Clover and Allen's son was also in Korea serving as an officer in the US marines." In the fall of 1953, M.B. moved back to the States permanently and Sherwin, Jr. started working for Time magazine. Of particular interest, Bancroft reveals that "Gisevius married his Fr�ulein Braut, spent some time in Texas, then returned to Germany where he published several more books; he finally settled on the Lake of Geneva near Vevey. We kept in touch until his death in 1974."199 When Allen Dulles retired in 1961 he took M.B.'s wartime reports home with him. Despite his urging, M.B. procrastinated on writing her war memoirs (Allen wanted to "go over them" with her). After his death, in 1969, she asked Clover for the reports. Richard Helms had them by then and took two years to return them to her.200 With all of her references to Kennedy assassination-related persons and subjects, Bancroft could scarcely have overlooked another detail of her life that was not in her book. Perhaps Bancroft is purposely making it conspicuous by its absence -- a possible coding technique.201 It is in Leonard Mosley's 1978 book, Dulles. Mosley says that in 1948, a year after her divorce from Jean Rufenacht, "Mary Bancroft was still a friend of Allen Dulles, as she would continue to be until his death, but the intimacy they had achieved in wartime Switzerland had now gone out of their relationship. Mrs. Bancroft had turned her strong personality in other directions and lighted upon Henry M. Luce, president and editor-in-chief of Time magazine, whom she set out to "convert" from his right-wing ways to her more liberal philosophy."202 Also in a description, that researchers of the JFK assassination will find intriguing, Mosley says about Allen Dulles: "He had periods when he was out on the tennis courts owned by his rich friends, the Belins, challenging and beating Bill Bundy, Jim Angleton, and Bob Amory, or other members of the Agency's top echelon bold enough to take him on." Whether or not this is the family of Warren Commission attorney David Belin, or the family of Gaspard d'Andelot Belin, acting Secretary of the Treasury at the time of the assassination (making him the ultimate head of the Secret Service because Treasury Secretary C. Douglas Dillon was out of the country) and husband of Harriet Lowell Bundy, niece of Kennedy's National Security Advisor, Frederick McGeorge Bundy, this reference has probably been overlooked all these years because the name Belin is not in Mosley's index.203 Clover Dulles and M.B. continued to be close friends until her death in 1974. Mary Bancroft continued to keep in touch with her daughter, Joan. Her book ends with a quote from C.W. Barron, which M.B. used in other parts of her book: "But remember that facts are not the truth. They only indicate where the truth may lie."204 This comment, along with Bancroft's statement about knowledge of "interrelationships" which "make a previously incomprehensible picture unexpectedly clear"; her experience with codes (she used a different verbal and written code with each of her contacts and informants); the importance of the Paines in her life: the mutual ties to United Fruit, their involvement with her meeting her first love and her second husband, and their possible mutual friendship with Dulles -- who also had close ties to United Fruit; her knowledge and understanding of "the Nazi theory of propaganda"; the fact that she was Dulles' secret contact with a group planning to take over a government by assassination, using techniques of forgery and plausible deniability, so they could wage "a crusade against Russia -- and communism"; all of these facts leave no doubt that she would have followed the events following, if not leading up to, the Kennedy assassination and would realize the importance of revealing these "interrelationships" in 1983. Can there be any doubt that Bancroft asked, if she did not know first hand, how her close friend's son and daughter-in-law, Ruth and Michael Paine, came to know Lee Harvey Oswald? If she did, she would have learned that George de Mohrenschildt, who in 1940 worked briefly for his distant cousin, Baron Constantine Maydell, then the top German Abwehr agent in the U.S., had introduced Oswald to Volkmar Schmidt, who had lived and studied with one of the July 20 plotters.205 She would have learned that after talking to Oswald, Schmidt particularly wanted him to meet Michael Paine. Schmidt arranged the party where, allegedly, Oswald and Ruth Paine met. And Paine eventually got him the job in the School Book Depository.206 Oswald also met, at that party, a man whose father had worked for C.D. Jackson's Radio Free Europe. Jackson, along with being the man who bought the Zapruder film for Bancroft's lover Henry Luce's Life magazine, was the CIA's propaganda mastermind.207 What did Mary Bancroft think of all this? Did she know Michael's friend, Volkmar? Did she know Volkmar's former professor and housemate, Dr. Wilhelm Kuetemeyer?208 Did she know de Mohrenschildt? While in Yugoslavia in 1957 de Mohrenschildt was accused by the authorities of making drawings of military fortifications. At this time de Mohrenschildt was working for a subsidiary of the CIA funded Agency for International Development.209 Upon returning to the U.S. he met with a CIA representative who "obtained foreign intelligence which was promptly disseminated to other federal agencies in ten separate reports" according to a CIA report.210 Whether or not Bancroft knew Oswald's CIA friend, Dulles surely must have known him, being one of the CIA's top experts on Germany and Yugoslavia.211 De Mohrenschildt had applied to the OSS in late 1942 (about the time Bancroft and Dulles met) and was rejected because of FBI reports that he had done undercover work in the U.S. for Nazi Germany.212 And just what is the rest of the story of Gisevius' grandios ideas that required currents of power in the United States? Was this his motivation for a trip to Texas?213 Researcher Bruce Campbell Adamson discovered that, by 1953, Hans Gisevius was working for Dresser Industries, a Dallas-based oil equipment company. Adamson's research, for a book he is writing about George de Mohrenschildt, revealed that Dresser's long-time chairman of the board, Henry Neil Mallon and newly appointed CIA Director Allen Dulles were mutual friends of Gisevius. He was "handling" one of Mallon's prized projects -- a worldwide economic development program called the "Institute on Technical Cooperation."214 The "current of power" to which Gisevius had attached himself in the United States did not stop there. Prescott Bush, the father of former U.S. President George Bush, had just ended a record setting twenty-two year stint on Dresser's board to take his seat in the U.S. Senate in 1952. The senior Bush, who had been inducted into Yale's secret Order of the Skull and Bones with Mallon in 1917, used his financial expertise to reorganize his friend's company in 1928 and 1929.215 As Adamson points out, "It was at a Dresser subsidiary, International Derrick and Equipment Company (IDECO), where young George [Bush] would get his first start in 1948." And "For clear evidence of George Bush's admiration for Mr. Mallon, one need look no further than the birth certificate of Bush's third son. Neil Mallon Bush was born on January 22, 1955, in Midland, Texas. In fact it was Mallon who personally offered George Bush the IDECO job." Like his father, the future president would form a close personal friendship with Mallon, "the man who used his company, friends and business contacts as cover for CIA-sponsored projects."216 Adamson's research also indicates that Mallon and Dulles also formed a close friendship. They visited each other in Washington and Dallas, exchanged gifts, and noted significant family anniversaries. Bruce Adamson notes that, "it was Neil Mallon who helped introduce Allen Dulles to the wealthy and influential in Dallas society." He further notes that when George Bush was founding Zapata Oil (which later explored for oil near a Carribean base used for CIA raids against Cuba), Prescott Bush and Neil Mallon were meeting in Washington, D.C. with CIA Director Dulles to discuss a "Pilot Project" in the Carribean.217 Adamson also discovered that George Bush offered more pay to Wayne H. Dean, a top engineer at Kerr & McGee Oil, to come work for him as one of Zapata's first drilling superintendents. Adamson learned from another engineer who worked at Kerr & McGee in 1952, that "Wayne Dean and de Mohrenschildt were very good friends." Dean went on to become a top executive at Zapata.218 According to Zapata's 1960 annual report, "In September, Mr. Wayne Dean resigned his position as executive vice president and director in order to go into the drilling business in Mexico. Mr. G.H. Walker, managing partner of G.H.Walker and Co., New York City, has been elected to fill the vacancy on the board." As we will see, in 1934, a shipping line established at the end of World War I in a deal arranged for Brown Brothers, Harriman by Prescott Bush's partner and father-in-law, G.H. Walker, was found by Congress to be subsidizing "a wide range of pro-Nazi propaganda efforts both in Germany and the United States."219 In other Bush-de Mohrenschildt links, Adamson notes that wealthy oilman Edwin Wendell Pauley, with whom Bush and others at Zapata formed the Permargo drilling company in Mexico, is listed in de Mohrenschildt's phone book four times. An employee at Mexico's Pemex Oil Company, Antonio J. Bermudez, is also in de Mohrenschildt's phone book. Bermudez was "a very close friend to Everette DeGolyer, owner of DeGolyer & MacNaughton and father-in-law of one of LBJ's right-hand men, George Crew McGhee."220 Of all of the possible implications of Mary Bancroft's cryptic reference to a post-war trip to Texas by Hans Gisevius, it turns out that Dulles' and Bancroft's fellow expert on political assassination continued to stay in close proximity to the places and people whose names would one day be linked to the Kennedy assassination. Considering Gisevius' "rather grandios ideas" that this current of power in the U.S. "would permit him to realize," two questions are raised: what were these ideas, and did he realize them? Given the truth behind Mary Bancroft's seemingly mild statement that Gisevius "spent some time in Texas," this more severe but equally cryptic statement takes on greater importance. 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