JFK & UFOs: Who Actually Killed Our President?

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May 31, 2025

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Jeremy Rys

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Danny Sheehan

In this intriguing discussion, Danny Sheehan, an expert in government misconduct and UFOs, teams up with Jeremy Rys, a passionate alien scientist. They dive deep into the JFK assassination, unraveling CIA involvement and the convoluted conspiracy theories that surround it. The conversation explores JFK's progressive policies, particularly his vision for a joint space program with the Soviets, and the chilling connection between UFOs and covert government operations. From the Bay of Pigs to the mysterious deathbed revelations of military personnel about UFO encounters, this dialogue is a thought-provoking blend of history and high-stakes intrigue.

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JFK Assassination Conspiracy Unveiled

The JFK assassination involved a covert operation with layered conspiracies including Nixon, the Mafia, and CIA elements.
The S-Force, a specialized assassination team originally targeting Castro, was repurposed for JFK's assassination.

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JFK’s Cuba Policy Shift

JFK changed U.S. policy on Cuba, rejecting Bay of Pigs air cover and later shutting down CIA paramilitary bases.
This angered Cuban exiles and covert operators who then opposed Kennedy aggressively.

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Kennedy's Nuclear Disarmament Efforts

JFK pursued nuclear disarmament and a joint US-Soviet space program with Khrushchev, involving secret letters.
These efforts alarmed the China lobby and intelligence factions, leading to conflicts with powerful interests.

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