TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Sunday, April 18, 2004

Barr McClellan did an interview with Black Op Radio on April 8 about how the History Channel has killed their documentary on LBJ's role in the murder of JFK. The documentary was largely based on McClellan's information. Check out part 1 and part 2 of the interview.

For background, see McClellan's op-ed from the Amarillo Globe-News March 13, 2004:

"Blood, Money & Power: How LBJ Killed JFK," my book on the assassination, centers on 68 exhibits showing a lifetime conspiracy between Lyndon B. Johnson and Ed Clark (the "secret boss of Texas)," a 1961 murder case with LBJ an unindicted co-conspirator, and the fingerprint match for Mac Wallace, one of three assassins. With a deep look into the sordid facts from LBJ's inner sanctum, we analyze the crime scene and conclude with a jury argument connecting the facts, leaving the reader to decide.

Most Americans have decided. The latest Gallup Poll shows only 11 percent believe in lone nuts.
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Last November, Nigel Turner presented "The Guilty Men" on the History Channel, featuring 11 witnesses and researchers showing LBJ's involvement.
Jack Valenti and Bill Moyers, representing the LBJ interests, tried to cancel the series.
The History Channel refused, pointing out that the facts were "overwhelmingly researched," that free speech was to be protected, and that Valenti could prepare a response. Censorship failed.

The series, part of Turner's award-winning documentary, "The Men Who Killed Kennedy," proved a best-seller. In January, Valenti tried again, this time bringing far more pressure. The History Channel gave in, naming three historians to review the series.

My book was not mentioned; however, since I appear in "The Guilty Men," I offered full cooperation to the review panel even though one member had already stated LBJ had nothing to do with the assassination.

We have received no response.
Recently we learned the History Channel has pulled "The Guilty Men" and will not sell it again.

There is no longer a reason for the review panel. What we should see is blocked. This ridiculous censorship says we are getting closer to what happened in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.

You may also want to check out commentary from Prof. James Fetzer on Black Op Radio on this incident. Fetzer has edited three books on the assassination and appeared in another episode of the Men Who Killed Kennedy documentary series. He has sent letters to the three 'historians,' questioning their credibility. He has yet to receive a response.
April 8 - JFK talk picks up about halfway though this audio file.
April 15 part one - JFK talk peters out towards the end this audio file.
April 15 part two - JFK talk picks up about 10 minutes into this audio file.

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