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Clips from JFK (1991) Thriller

"Understand?"
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"I'll come to that later."
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"I spent much of September of '63..."
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"...working on the Kennedy plan to get all US personnel..."
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"But in November, a week after the murder of Vietnamese President Diem..."
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"...and two weeks before Kennedy's assassination..."
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"Is Dave in there?"
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"You wanted to see me, General?"
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"You're going to the South Pole."
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"I am?"
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"Check with him. Have a nice vacation."
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"I was sent by my superior, we'll call him "Y"..."
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"...I was sent by General Y to the South Pole..."
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"...when the President was killed."
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"But already their papers had the entire history..."
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"...of this unknown, 24-year-old Oswald."
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"Studio picture, detailed biography, Russian information..."
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"Like we would in a Black Op."
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"After I came back..."
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"...I asked myself, why was I, the chief of Special Ops..."
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"...sent to the South Pole to do a job..."
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"...many others could have done?"
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"I wondered if it could've been because..."
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"...would've been to order additional security in Texas."
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"...to stand down that day, over the protests of Colonel Reich."
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"It's standard procedure, especially in a known hostile city like Dallas..."
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"...to supplement the Secret Service."
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"Even if we hadn't let him ride with the bubble-top off..."
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"...we would've put 100 to 200 agents on the sidewalk without question."
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"A month before, in Dallas, UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson was spit on and hit."
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"We'd have arrived days ahead, studied the route..."
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"...checked all buildings."
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"If a window went up, they'd have been on the radio!"
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"Never would've let a man open an umbrella."
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"Never would've let the car slow down to ten miles an hour."
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"Or take that unusual curve at Houston and Elm."
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"You'd have felt an Army presence in the streets that day."
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"But none of this happened. It violated our most basic protection codes."
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"And it is the best indication of a massive plot in Dallas."
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"Who could have best done this?"
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"Black Ops. People in my business. My superior might call Col. Reich and say:"
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""We have another unit coming for security. You'll stand down. ""
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"That day, some Army intelligence people were in Dallas."
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"And Oswald. Army Intell had a Lee Harvey Oswald on file."
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"Those files have been destroyed."
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"Many strange things were happening. Oswald had nothing to do with them."
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"The entire Cabinet was in the Far East."
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"A third of a combat division was returning from Germany..."
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"...in the air above the United States, at the time of the shooting."
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"At 12:34 p. m, the Washington telephone system went out for an hour."
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"On the plane back to Washington..."
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"...word was radioed from the Situations Room..."
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"Not for one moment."
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"The Cabinet was out of the way."
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"Nothing was left to chance."
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"Things were never the same after that."
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"...make-believe in the Pentagon and CIA."
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"...deeper."
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"I knew Allen Dulles well. I often briefed him in his house."
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"Resigned my commission."
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"I never realized Kennedy was so dangerous to the establishment."
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"Is that why?"
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"That's the real question, isn't it? Why?"
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"Oswald, Ruby, Cuba, the Mafia..."
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"...keeps them guessing, like a game."
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"Prevents them from asking the most important question: why?"
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"Who has the power to cover it up? Who?"
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"In 1961..."
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"...right after the Bay of Pigs, very few people know this..."
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"These are documents classified top secret."
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"In them, Kennedy told Gen. Lemnitzer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs..."
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"...for all covert paramilitary action in peacetime."
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"This ended the reign of the CIA."
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"...to help him do it. Unprecedented!"
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"They got some very upset people."
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"Kennedy's directives weren't implemented because of..."
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"...bureaucratic resistance."
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"But one of the results was..."
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"...the Cuban operation was turned over to my department..."
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"...as Operation Mongoose."
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"It was secretly based at Miami University..."
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"...which has the largest domestic CIA station..."
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"...budgeted annually for hundreds of millions of dollars."
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"Three hundred agents, 7,000 select Cubans."
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"Fifty fake business fronts to launder money."
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"They waged a non-stop war against Castro."
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"Industrial sabotage, crop burning, etc."
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"All under the control of General Y."
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"Now he had the people, the equipment, the bases..."
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"...and the motivation."
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"Don't underestimate the budget cuts that Kennedy called for in March of 1963."
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"Twenty-one overseas bases."
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"Big money."
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"You know how many helicopters have been lost in Vietnam?"
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"Who makes them? Bell Helicopter. Who owns Bell?"
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"Bell was nearly bankrupt when First National Bank of Boston asked the CIA..."
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"...to use the helicopter in Indochina. How about the F-111 fighter?"
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"General Dynamics of Fort Worth, Texas. Who owns that?"
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"Find out the defense budget since the war began. $75 going on $100 billion."
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"Nearly $200 billion will be spent before it's over."
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"In 1949, it was $10 billion."
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"No war... no money."
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"The organizing principle of any society, Mr. Garrison..."
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"...is for war."
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"The authority of the state over its people resides in its war powers."
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"Kennedy wanted to end the Cold War in his second term."
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"He wanted to call off the moon race and cooperate with the Soviets."
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"He signed a treaty to ban nuclear testing."
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"He refused to invade Cuba in 1962."
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"He set out to withdraw from Vietnam."
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"Like Caesar, he is surrounded by enemies."
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"Something's underway, but it has no face. Yet, everybody in the loop knows."
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"He told McNamara he would pull out the goddamn advisors!"
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"He can't afford to implement it before the election."
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"I hear the NSC meeting was a real barn burner."
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"What?"
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"Got his hand on the chicken switch."
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"Lem said that the Chiefs still think we should go into Cuba."
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"Money's at stake."
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"Big money. $100 billion."
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