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Episode 177 Are American students being misled about the JFK assassination? with Paul Bleau
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Summary:
Americans are increasingly concerned about the history being taught to students in our schools and universities. From the Pilgrims through the so-called “Progressive Era,” the school system teaches our students a skewed version of history where freedom is always the problem and government intervention the solution.
It should come as no surprise that when it comes to the Kennedy assassination, history textbooks uncritically promote the Warren Commission’s findings that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone – a conclusion of which most Americans are at the very least highly suspicious.
Author and entrepreneur Paul Bleau joins Tom to discuss his new book that he says proves conclusively that Oswald would have been acquitted at trial, meaning the official story is completely wrong.
Links:
The JFK Assassination Chokeholds
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