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Mark Lane exposed
Abraham Bolden documented
“Bolden spoke with Mark Lane as he was writing Rush to Judgment, which came out in 1966. More importantly, he spoke with the Secret Service Inspector General Thomas Kelly and raised his two concerns. First, that some of the people on the Whi…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 7 @ 1:21:08
Mark Lane exposed
Robert Kennedy assassination book_quoted
“that Lane had apparently told a conference of lawyers in Budapest that the killers, plural, of JFK were still at large. Even I am amazed that Lane had the temerity to go to Budapest and shoot off his mouth in that fashion. I regard him as i…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 22:51
Mark Lane exposed
Abraham Bolden guest_asserted
“I mean, yeah, Mark Lane was really the hero. It was kind of a hero in this story. I mean, he got the news media's attention to this whole thing. This guy basically looks like he's been set up, number one. And I think it happened before they…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 1:18:10
Mark Lane member_of
Liberty Lobby book_quoted
“but Marchetti remained a CIA loyalist at heart, and he retained strong ties to the agency. In the ensuing uproar over the Spotlight article, Hunt sued for defamation of character, insisting that he had nothing to do with the JFK assassinati…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 22 @ 1:04:36
CIA spied_on
Mark Lane book_quoted
“to smear anybody who questions them. And we see it every single day today. That's why you know the media is still working for the CIA. It's the same playbook over and over. According to Lane, the CIA went beyond ugly gossip about him, subje…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 26 @ 59:11
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You heard April Ferguson, a public defender counsel, tell you how that worked. She went out, interviewed a prisoner who had called their office in April and Mark Lane were representing James back at that time. He was offered a contract. He …
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Bolden spoke with Mark Lane as he was writing Rush to Judgment, which came out in 1966. More importantly, he spoke with the Secret Service Inspector General Thomas Kelly and raised his two concerns. First, that some of the people on the Whi…
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but Marchetti remained a CIA loyalist at heart, and he retained strong ties to the agency. In the ensuing uproar over the Spotlight article, Hunt sued for defamation of character, insisting that he had nothing to do with the JFK assassinati…
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on the Kennedy assassinations that was published as part of the assassination chronicles. So he wrote Inquest, Counterplot, and Legend. And it's kind of funny. I'm trying to figure out the timeline for it right now, but it seems like he sho…
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This whole Epstein thing is forcing everybody to confront, you know, all this prior work by these little known authors and conspiracy theorists like, you know, Mark Lane. Yes. And I guess, you know, and Peter Dale Scott and Lyndon LaRouche.…
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As attorney Mark Lane, one of the first critics of the lone gunman's theory, later observed, it should have been called the Dulles Commission because of course it should. His dominant role in the investigation was throughout the entire comm…
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I wish sometime you would sit down and write me a line as to why you think Lee Oswald did this dastardly deed, he wrote the author. All I can tell you is that there is not one iota of evidence that he had any personal vindictiveness against…
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that Lane had apparently told a conference of lawyers in Budapest that the killers, plural, of JFK were still at large. Even I am amazed that Lane had the temerity to go to Budapest and shoot off his mouth in that fashion. I regard him as i…
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about European opinions of the Kennedy assassination. They were urged, and they urged the commission to closely monitor Lane and Thomas Buchanan, a Paris-based American journalist who had written the first JFK conspiracy book, Who Killed Ke…
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During an executive session in April, Dulles even proposed that Buchanan be subpoenaed to appear before the commission. Earl Warren was obsessed with press coverage of the inquiry and agonized over press leaks, including a May report by Ant…
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men and women from all walks of life, none of them famous except for Mark Lane, who the CIA-inspired bad press of bullish personalities had rendered him notorious. Among these critics of the official story were farmers, salesmen, newspaper …
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until he happened to attend a lecture of Mark Lane in September 1964, around the time the report had been released. The graduate student went to the lecture as a lark. He said for the same reasons he might go to an eccentric lecturer on The…
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Much of Dulles' time during his golden years were absorbed by growing controversy about the Warren Report. He knew his legacy was tied to the credibility of the investigation, and he defended it. In 1966, Dulles and the commission colleague…
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Jay Epstein's book, The Inquest, and Harold Weisberg's Whitewashed ripped holes through the Warren Report. And I will share with you, the first book I ever read about any of this was like three and a half years ago, and it was Mark Lane's R…
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They were communist and extremist with a political conspiracy. As part of the campaign to smear the critics, Dulles compiled dirt on Mark Lane, whom he considered a terrible nuisance because of his growing media visibility and influence ove…
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Garbage about Lane. I have been told, this is a quote, I have been told that his wife was, even is, a member of the Communist Party. And I have also been told that Lane is not divorced from his wife, as some people claim, unquote. A distric…
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to smear anybody who questions them. And we see it every single day today. That's why you know the media is still working for the CIA. It's the same playbook over and over. According to Lane, the CIA went beyond ugly gossip about him, subje…
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When he traveled to foreign countries to speak about the Kennedy assassination, the agency sent bulletins to U.S. embassies announcing that Lane's personal appearance had been canceled because they didn't want any of their embassy staff att…
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In August 1966, when he was asked to debate Lane by a producer of a TV public affairs program in New York City called The Open Mind, Dulles refused. Perhaps he figured that if the UCLA could rattle him, he stood no chance against Mark Lane.…
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As time went by, even friends of Dulles began to air their doubts to him about the Warren Report. His European friends were particularly skeptical, but some of his intimate closer to home, including Mary Bancroft, began challenging him abou…
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Throughout the entire Warren Commission inquiry, Bancroft was a weathervane for shifting opinions in New York City. She started to consider whether the outspoken critic was right. After listening to him, she was quoted as saying, even I beg…
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People are going to see them for what they truly not only are but have been for a very long time. I have a comment on Mark Lane and Abraham Bolden. Go ahead. Okay. You know, we briefly mentioned – we mentioned Mark Lane a little bit here, a…
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I mean, yeah, Mark Lane was really the hero. It was kind of a hero in this story. I mean, he got the news media's attention to this whole thing. This guy basically looks like he's been set up, number one. And I think it happened before they…
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And the second time, the judge basically instructed the jury, it looks like this guy's guilty. Which, I mean, basically violated this guy's rights. Yes. You're not supposed to do that. Yes. I mean, they did all these, I mean, they wound up …
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You know, accused the Nixon administration of retaliating against this guy, you know, for speaking to the press and declaring him crazy and managed to get him out of the mental ward at that hospital. They really retaliated against this guy.…
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You can start to suss out who the... I don't know. You have to know some of the details and the backstory of all this, but I'm a bigger fan these days of Mark Lane than Edward J. Epstein, especially after Epstein winds up in the Jeffrey Eps…
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And I'm really glad that I read his book first. I've read a couple of other books. I don't think any of them are as well documented as Mark Lane. And they relentlessly attacked him. And now that we know what we know, you know the ones that …