There were so many different reasons for the assassination of the 35th US president that it was not strange that he was killed, but that he was given so much more to live and carry out reforms. Shortly before his death, John Fitzgerald Kennedy made his famous speech about secret societies. Any of these societies, the presence of which he knew for sure, sensing a threat, could trigger the mechanism of its destruction.
Instruction manual
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Why was Kennedy killed? The answer to the question may be simple - he became president a little earlier than the whole system of power and the state was ready for this, but not the country. The country that elected Kennedy as president needed just such a president and just at that time. They coincided surprisingly - time, the country and its youngest president at that time. They surprisingly felt each other.
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The guys who fought in Vietnam, youth movements, human rights movements, minority rights movements - the country was seething, rejuvenating, it demanded transformations that could not be given to it by ossified politicians and an ossified system. The country demanded transformations from its state.
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It was the reforms that John Kennedy took up: public administration reform. And he was too intolerant with those who for many decades pulled the strings of the entire American system, aggressively stepping on the painful corns of various clans.
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Here are just eight reasons - and each of them could be extremely significant for the murder.
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The first reason is the reform of the US Federal Reserve System (or the US Central Bank), which was not a state but a private entity, a joint-stock company. Kennedy signed the order, which gave broad powers to the state treasury, thereby destroying for decades the built-up scheme of a usurped private printing press, which, in fact, is the Central Bank of the United States.
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Kennedy returned the right to print money to the state. How much did the owners and shareholders of the Central Bank lose from the president’s order? Let's try to imagine? It will not even be billions of dividends, but much, much more. On June 4, 1963, Kennedy signed the order, and on November 22, 1963, he was shot dead. After his death, the order was canceled.
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The second reason is the war with the mafia. It is believed that the godfathers of the mafia helped Kennedy become president, and he and his brother Robert announced a hunt for them. And she went quite successfully.
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Another contender for the role of the killer is the CIA. The funding of their department was reduced. The top management did not like the fact that John Kennedy was determined to end the war in Vietnam, and even supposedly to reconcile with Cuba and the USSR.
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The CIA was also not interested in divulging information about aliens. There is a version that the Democratic president was going to share with the world about US contacts with residents of other civilizations. This version is believed even more than in the previous one. Indeed, it was at this time that the CIA, like any similar organization - the KGB or others like them - partially began to switch to self-financing. The CIA, for example, was engaged in coca in Colombia. And not only there.
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His successor, then vice president, was also interested in the death of the 35th president of the United States. It's no secret that Kennedy could not stand Lyndon Johnson and was going to remove him.
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The following stakeholders are Cubans and Fidel Castro personally, as well as Vietnamese who have had a coup with the help of the CIA, but on the personal orders of John F. Kennedy.
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Well, the last reason is the most innocent, and therefore quite probable: it was a tragic accident. No, Lee Harvey Oswald really did attempt on Kennedy that day, and yes - someone hired him. But the bullet was fired by George Hickey, the secret service agent guarding the president. He rode in the next car and when he heard the first shot, he tried to return fire. By tragic accident, the bullet fired by him hit Kennedy's neck.
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Which particular reason was decisive? Who is ahead of anyone in the Kennedy removal race out of the way? Mafia? The CIA? US Federal Reserve? Apparently, the answer to this question will remain one of the greatest secrets of the twentieth century. And maybe the twenty-first.
