Was JFK really a good president?

[CoatezOfManyColors]

I’ve always wondered about the fascination about JFK. Other than being a handsome playboy from a legacy family (FDR gave JFKs dad a lot of power/1st SEC Chair) what did he do? He didn’t even get a full term down.

Its pretty clear the Mafia and some Unions “helped” get JFK elected. Isn’t the whole story Karmic Justice?

[ravenhome777]

I’ve always wondered about the fascination about JFK. Other than being a handsome playboy from a legacy family (FDR gave JFKs dad a lot of power/1st SEC Chair) what did he do? He didn’t even get a full term down.

Its pretty clear the Mafia and some Unions “helped” get JFK elected. Isn’t the whole story Karmic Justice?

This is an informative speech to understand his greatness and bravery:
https://www.brighteon.com/dbf23574-e...6-e9aac4d877a2

IMHO, JFK was our greatest president next to George Washington. He recognized the grave threat that we faced from the newly founded deepstate that instituted the Federal Reserve at Jeckyll Island, Georgia. The Federal Reserve (which is not a government entity) facilitated unlimited money printing to finance the CIA, FBI and thousands of other covert government organizations that are eroding our liberties and national sovereignty. He passed executive order 11110 which allowed the United States Government, instead of the Federal Reserve, to print its own money. He, in fact, printed bank notes that do not have "Federal Reserve" printed on them. You can purchase these notes on Ebay from time-to-time. I own one.

This is the Executive Order:

https://prepareforchange.net/2019/01...e-order-11110/

This Executive Order was probably the nail in the coffin that got him killed. However, he fought against the deepstate in many other ways such as denying Operation Northwoods:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods

I read somewhere that he met with the President of Russia (I believe that's correct, but I could be mistaken on the head of power) and told him on a live mic that he does not have control of his own government, so things that the US does may not be authorized by him.

If you haven't seen Oliver Stone's two documentaries on JFK, I would highly recommend them. Very informative.

I am in no way an authority on JFK. I'm sure there's a lot more to the story that I don't know about. The few things that I do know about him, make me respect him greatly. He was a brave man and paid the ultimate sacrifice in attempt to rescue our country from its own government.

[ravenhome777]

https://www.orwelltoday.com/jfkdollaramerican.shtml

[kpro]

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