Skolnick & Bloom Discuss Anniversary Of Kennedy Assassination On " Shop Talk " !

SKOLNICK & BLOOM DISCUSS ANNIVERSARY OF

KENNEDY ASSASSINATION ON "SHOP TALK"

by Scott Mowry

11.8.05

Skolnick reported that ABC´s "Nightline" host Ted Koppel appeared recently on the "Larry King Live" show on CNN and announced that he is retiring this month however, before he does so, he wants to reveal further information he has on the Kennedy assassination. Ironically, Koppel´s last day on "Nightline" will be November 22, 2005.

"He said he has been saving for years (he has) information on the assassination of President Kennedy and he is convinced there was a high level plot," said Skolnick.

"It´s doubtful that Koppel will come up with anything new or sensational while still working for Mickey Mouse (Disney/ABC)," surmised Skolnick. However, there is some speculation that Koppel may actually want to speak out after his retirement from the network.

Skolnick and Bloom also discussed rumors of secret film that apparently the French have in their possession that shows CBS reporter Dan Rather standing in the shadows underneath the highway underpass as the Kennedy motorcade moved along its route in Dallas at Dealey Plaza. This film, which Skolnick learned about in the 1980´s, indicates that Rather had a very clear view of the assassination plot as it unfolded.

Bloom reported that Rather actually witnessed the second, third and fourth gunmen shoot at Kennedy and he has participated in the cover-up ever since. In fact, it has also been reported by Stew Webb on his "US Intel" radio show, that a piece of concrete, dislodged by a stray bullet, actually stuck Rather across the face and cut his cheek. Rather was ultimately rewarded for his silence by receiving the anchor position at the CBS Evening News after Walter Cronkite´s retirement.

"Rather knew right away who was among those that shot directly at Kennedy and he couldn´t have possibly missed," added Skolnick. "Dan Rather is first one on the planet to know as he was the first to be able to look right into the death (Kennedy´s) car and say ´hey, the President is mortally wounded,´" he added.

Skolnick also discussed the theory that supposed assassination suspect, Lee Harvey Oswald, actually may have thought he was participating in a mock drill, which was secretly designed as a method to increase the Secret Service´s budget. Or at least, that may have been what Oswald was told by his handlers and the organizers of the Kennedy assassination. At the time of the shooting, Oswald was reportedly seen on the second floor of the Texas Schoolbook Depository building drinking a can of soda and his view of the Kennedy motorcade would have been severely obscured by a tree.

"The whole Kennedy operation has been outed, we just didn´t know it," claimed Bloom, now that it has been determined that George Herbert Walker Bush has been linked prominently with the plot as well, while working for the CIA in Houston, TX in 1963.

Skolnick has speculated in the past that the ultimate results of the Patrick Fitzgerald grand juries may well take the investigation all the way back to that fateful day in Dallas, when the first real coup d´état took place in America which dovetails back to the criminal activities of the current George W. Bush, Jr. administration.