Fred Litwin
Feb 4, 20224 min
You can read Kirchick's superb article here.
An important excerpt:
The film’s [JFK] ridiculous thesis is summed up in a line defiantly spoken to Garrison by O’Keefe: “You don’t know shit because you’ve never been fucked in the ass.” Apparently, the terrible truth about the assassination of John F. Kennedy was accessible only to bottoms. That JFK was released just as the number of gay men dying from AIDS was cresting compounds its repugnance.
Even if Shaw was innocent, Stone implied in an interview with Esquire, his prosecution would have been justified. Garrison’s attempt to “force a break in the case” and thereby discredit the Warren Commission was “worth the sacrifice of one man,” he said. It was a chillingly authoritarian sentiment, and in light of how Stone would go on to produce a series of hagiographic films about dictators, including Vladimir Putin, Hugo Chávez, Fidel Castro, and former Kazakh president Nursultan Nazarbayev, a portentous one.
Hounded to the grave by a demagogic district attorney, Clay Shaw can no longer defend himself from Jim Garrison’s calumnies—or Oliver Stone’s. But at a time when prosecutorial abuses and conspiracy theories are undermining faith in our democracy, we would do well to heed the ordeal of a man victimized by both.
Lisa Pease, who appears in Oliver Stone's so-called documentary, JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass, tweeted other silly stuff:
https://twitter.com/lisapease/status/1487948397290352641
Lisa Pease @lisapease
The CIA's full court press to insist they had nothing to do with JFK's assassination is actually making their role that much more obvious. If they truly weren't involved, they would release the files and let the chips fall where they may. BUT (1/2)
4:38 PM · Jan 30, 2022
https://twitter.com/lisapease/status/1487948398736990208
Lisa Pease @lisapease
... their longtime and successful infiltration of the JFK research community can only be explained in one way: They killed JFK and fear what would happen if the public raised an outcry over this. So they work from within to divide and conquer.
4:38 PM · Jan 30, 2022
https://twitter.com/lisapease/status/1487948544191332354
Lisa Pease @lisapease
When Fred Litwin and Max Holland show up in my mailbox, I know the CIA is desperate. It's not a good look AT ALL.
4:39 PM · Jan 30, 2022
https://twitter.com/lisapease/status/1487956899412656128
Lisa Pease @lisapease
The media's lies about the JFK assassination are DIRECTLY, IRREFUTABLY responsible for Trump becoming President. There's a very straight line there.
5:12 PM · Jan 30, 2022
Bonus tweet:
https://twitter.com/lisapease/status/1488397965962084353
Lisa Pease @lisapease
I seriously think the British provoked some cut-outs to kill the Archduke as a way to start WWI and thus cut off Germany's access to Iraq's oil. Blew up the Berlin-to-Baghdad rail route. But I can't find good data on that connection - just hints. Anyone here got refs?
10:25 PM · Jan 31, 2022
In 2019, Lisa Pease wrote A Lie Too Big to Fail: The Real History of the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Pease believes that Sirhan was hypnotized when he was shooting -- and that he was only firing blanks.
Falling further down the rabbit hole Pease argues that a hypnotized Sirhan served as a distraction in front of Kennedy, firing blanks and drawing the crowd’s attention, while the actual shooters shot Kennedy from behind and escaped. She cites a number of witnesses who thought the sounds of the shooting sounded as though they came from a cap gun emitting shredded paper which fluttered through the air. This is the totality of her proof that Sirhan did not fire real bullets.
Since I have been blocked on Twitter by Lisa Pease, if anybody finds more ridiculous tweets, please let me know.
Previous Relevant Blog Posts
"Guilt by Orientation" - The CIA Strikes Again!
Of course, conspiracy theorists believe the CIA was behind Jamie Kirchick's article.
Jamie Kirchick has published a terrific article about Oliver Stone's "decades-long slander" of Clay Shaw.
Boston Phoenix said Oliver Stone's JFK was "sadly homophobic"
Even the Boston Phoenix realized that JFK was homophobic.
Jim Garrison's Homosexual Shakedown Operation
The FBI was warned in 1967 that Garrison might be running a shakedown operation of homosexuals in New Orleans.
James Phelan and Mark Lane Discuss Garrison's Homosexual Conspiracy
A partial transcript of a conversation between Mark Lane and James Phelan.
Garrison Mentions a Homosexual Plot to Yet Another Journalist
Garrison talked about a homosexual plot to kill JFK with Max Lerner.
A Rave Review of Alecia Long's "Cruising for Conspirators"
Alecia Long's book, Cruising for Conspirators: How a New Orleans DA Prosecuted the Kennedy Assassination as a Sex Crime, is required reading.
Jim Garrison Feigns Indignation at the Mention of Clay Shaw's Homosexuality
Garrison gets upset for all the wrong reasons.
Did a Homosexual Conspiracy Kill JFK?
Confidential Magazine in 1968 ran a series, written by a part-time Garrison staffer, about a homosexual conspiracy.
Jim Garrison's Pressure on the Gay Community of New Orleans
The gay community felt a lot of pressure from Garrison.
Is Oliver Stone's film, JFK, Homophobic?
The gay community was horrified by JFK.
The QUICK Magazine Series
Was The QUICK Article About a Homosexual Conspiracy Written By Jim Garrison? (Part One)
An article, supposedly written by Jim Garrison, appeared in the German press, which theorized that a homosexual conspiracy was behind the JFK assassination.
Was The QUICK Article About a Homosexual Conspiracy Written by Jim Garrison? (Part Two
Did Jim Garrison write the QUICK article?
Was the QUICK Article about a Homosexual Conspiracy Written by Jim Garrison? (Part Three)
Further clues about the QUICK article.
Jim Garrison Does it Again - Claims Oswald and Ruby were Homosexuals...
In another article, Garrison claims that Oswald and Ruby were homosexuals.
Did Lawrence Schiller Write the QUICK Article?
Some evidence points to Schiller.
Did Nerin Gun Write the QUICK Article?
Some evidence points to Gun.
Final Thoughts on the QUICK Article
An overview of the evidence that Garrison believed a homosexual plot killed JFK.