It's funny how you attack one of the greatest General's in not only American history but in world history. The man who came up with, led and executed the plan to end the most devastating war in world history when Kennedy was cruising around on a PT boat, but that's another subject.

Of course we were supporting France, they were a key ally in the fight against communism, but we didn't officially go to war and put boots on the ground until Kennedy and Johnson.

Oh and god forbid Bush was in Texas when Kennedy was shot since Zapata had offices in Houston, Dallas and other cities in Texas.

It' not surprising that his name appears on a CIA list since Zapata had contracts with the military industrial complex and was one of about 300 companies that the DOD and CIA used. The extent of it was listening posts on their oil platforms to monitor Cuban activity, god forbid.

You may fantasize you have a relationship with me, but that's your issue.

The operation to assassinate Castro, Operation 40, was repurposed after the Bay of Pigs to instead hit Kennedy.

Gambino had gambling interests in pre-Castro Cuba, in partnership with Meyer Lansky. Therefore had reason to hate Kennedy for supplying insufficient support for the Bay of Pigs invasion.

James Files, who has confessed that he fired the fatal shot from the grassy knoll, worked for Charles "Chuckie" Nicoletti, an underling of Sam Giancana.

Jim Marrs, in the radio program I cite above, speaks of a letter removed from the Dallas police files by the FBI, but seen and noted by several credible witnesses before its removal. The letter warns of a plot to assassinate JFK in Chicago. Giancana's city.

An unauthorized attempted hit in Chicago previous to the successful Dallas attempt, might at least partly explain why Giancana met his death the way he did.

As for Trafficante, note paragraph three of this article:
https://www.maryferrell.org/pages/Santos_Trafficante_-_It_Should_Have_Been_Bobby.html

I know that Zapata Oil and other offshore oil companies benefitted from side contracts to spy on Cuba and Russia. But Clint Murtchison's company was primarily an onshore gas pipeline company. Onshore oil companies in western Texas, Oklahoma, and elsewhere had no capability to spy on Cuba and Russia, thus JFK would have cost them an enormous amount of money.

When I say "Illuminati" I am not talking about the 18th-Century anti-Catholic southern Bavarian organization of Adam Weishaupt, rather about the Rothschild Khazarian banking mafia which governs the City of London and schedules meetings every year at Davos, Switzerland and at the annual Bilderberg conference, both of which are closed to the press.

Lemnitzer's curriculum vitae is highly suggestive. He had the necessary experience in organizing "wet ops," he had Mafia connections in Italy including Sicily itself, and he's the guy who hired Lansdale to run Operation Mongoose. Read this:
http://www.progressivepress.com/blog-entry/50-years-after-jfk-murder-finger-finally-points-pentagon-chief-lemnitzer

Relax man, your just a sore loser...
Really hit a nerve didn't I? Lol. Relax, you don't know truth anymore than the rest of us.

The mob has always been a fascination of mine and I think I have read about everything there is out there about it. I think we can agree to respectfully disagree on this subject.

True. It's a minor quibble at this remove in time. A smidgen of distant history to most people alive today, they weren't even born yet. We might as well be talking about the assassination of William McKinley.

E. Howard Hunt in his deathbed confession indicated that LBJ was at the top of the command structure for the assassination. But LBJ, shrewd cold-blooded killer that he was, did not have experience in planning and carrying out military-precision highly-compartmentalized triangulated-crossfire assassinations.

Neither, actually, did Giancana.

Lemnitzer sure did, though.

... And, in the year, 2025, the heavily redacted government files
on the Kennedy assassination, will be made public.

... And, in the year 2026, the same debate will rage.
Just as it did, in '66, '76, '86, '96, 2006, and 2016.
Who killed JFK?

No he didn't

As Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff it was Lemnitzer who proposed Operation Northwoods; Kennedy relieved him of his chairmanship for it, citing insubordination, and sent him to Europe to be Supreme Allied Commander of NATO. In that capacity he ran Gladio-style operations, false-flag assassinations of political leaders. French President Charles de Gaulle withdrew French troops from NATO and ordered NATO to move its headquarters from Paris to Brussels during Lemnitzer's command, quite likely because de Gaulle suspected Lemnitzer of a role in the many assassination attempts against him.

It was Lemnitzer who nominated Lansdale to be Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations (including wet ops), and then approved his promotion to Assistant Secretary, from which job Lansdale commanded Operation Mongoose.

Jim Marrs, author of the book Crossfire, on Rense tonight, said a newly discovered print of one of the films of the assassination, he didn't say which one, is uncropped and thus shows a wide view. An apparent rifleman and his muzzle flash can be seen in an upper-floor window of the County Building, he says.