GRODEN IS IN FOR THE MONEY.  I REDISCOVERED THE ORIGINAL MOORMAN PHOTO WHICH SHOWS A TRIANGULAR EXPLOSION ON JFK’S HEAD. THIS WAS OBSCURED WITH RETOUCHING ON THE VERSION RELEASED BY UPI.  GRODEN WOULDN’ T TOUCH THIS PROOF OF A SHOT FROM THE FRONT SINCE IT DID NOT AGREE WITH HIS REDICULOUS BADGE-MAN THEORY.

Some conservatives want us to believe that the “world changed” after 9/11, but those of us old
enough to remember the death of JFK know that the world changed on the day that Kennedy was shot.

The march to progressive change ended on that day, and regression began.  The election of Reagan in 1980 sealed the end of hope for the progress of the
poor and working class in America. The rest, as they say, is history.

The assassination site will continue to be a circus atmosphere in years to come I sadly predict. With men like Robert Groden hanging out on the knoll trying to exploit people with his outlandish theories and unconvincing drool, the site has gone down gradually since 1963 from a place of pilgrimage, to a location of confusing spectacle. Years ago on each anniversary, we had a respectable down to earth guy like Penn Jones giving proper respect to the President near the Zapruder perch. Penn Jones died in the 1990s, so now we are subject to the Groden years, which are symbolized by disrespect and insensitivity to the memory of President Kennedy, and in this case a very deep lack of respect for the truth!  The last time (and only time) I was at Dealey Plaza for an anniversary, my friend and I went to Dallas from California in 1992. Penn Jones was still alive and he signed a copy of my Jim Marr’s book “Crossfire”.  There was a respectful aura to Jones. A Texan who saw the assassination site as if it was sacred. Naturally when you have this sort of devotion to the honour of the site, the site will reflect this honour and people feel a sense of history , but if Groden is at the helm all sorts of things happen like Lennon’s piano on the knoll,Elvis impersonators, Groden with a table selling his exploitative lies! This plaza, where at one-time Cheif Justice Earl Warren and future President Gerald Ford himself walked down Elm to investigate the crime, and where so long ago President Kennedy, a young 46 year old President came motorcading down the street smiling and waving, has turned into a dissapointing and disrespectful X in the middle of the Elm street, symbolizing where the President’s fatal shots struck him and Governor Connally. Where is the respect for President Kennedy?