He predicted so many things about North Korea, and I can’t remember even one speculation which turned out to be right.

He said that the North Korean government would never tests nuke, because the US would instantly attack them. How wrong.

The Silent Coup, a book by Colodny and Gettlin, claimed that the Watergate break-in was conducted to get information not on the DNC, but to find out what they knew about a call-girl ring that John Dean’s wife might have been associated with. A recent book confirms this with more evidence.

The opening pages talk about an aide to Admiral Rembrandt Robinson, named Chuck Radford. They ran the liaison between the Joint Chiefs and the National Security Council, and saw all the classified information that passed between the two groups. Here’s a direct quote from Radford:

“I even stopped reading newspapers–that’s how exciting it was–because the stuff in the newspapers was boring. They didn’t know what they were talking about.”

Last year I accidentally ran across some information on people continuing to investigate the JFK assassination. I was interested in that story years ago, but had forgotten about it. I spent a couple of days looking at the new research, and I doubt anyone coming to the story new could possibly think of the Warren Commission report as even remotely true and LHO as the lone assassin, if he was the assassin at all.