JFK to 9/11: Everything Is a Rich Man's Trick (2014 Video)

Francis Richard Conolly: Self - Presenter

Quotes 

• Himself - Presenter : The first World War taught the new class of international bankers a very simple lesson: War is good for business.

• Himself - Presenter : Discussion of secret societies is something of a minefield, because it so easily invites ridicule. It is very difficult for the general public to accept that the super-rich leaders of the Western World can possibly be as mad and deranged as they actually are.

• [last lines] 

  Himself - Presenter : This film is likely to leave Americans with the impression that JFK was assassinated by a corrupt and brutal ruling class. Perhaps they should ask themselves if they are quite sure if he wasn't simply killed by America. So it seems that finally we are left with a very simple question: What kind of society is it, which kills it's own best men?

• [first lines] 

  Himself - Presenter : In the immediate aftermath of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy the American government came to the conclusion that a lone gunman had changed the course of human history by killing the most powerful man in the world with three rifle shots fired from the elevated window of an office building, and for half a century they have stuck rigidly to this fabrication, while critics, scientists, playwrights and poets have produced books, and essays, and films to prove - beyond any shadow of a doubt - that this version of our history is a physical impossibility.

• Himself - Presenter : The people who live in the Third World are quite well aware of what is really going on. They have come to call the CIA the "Cocaine Importing Agency."

• Himself - Presenter : All terrorism is fake. It is military deception, practiced by the rich upon the poor in an ongoing class war. And the most important weapon at their disposal in this class war are television presenters.

• Himself - Presenter : The BBC has become the 'Ministry of Truth' of George Orwell's 1984.

• Himself - Presenter : Absolute proof that George H. W. Bush was the most important figure behind these crucial murders and the Kennedy assassination surfaced quite recently in a declassified FBI memo which revealed that he was working for the CIA in 1963 and *not* from '77 onwards, as he'd always claimed.

• Himself - Presenter : Rich men have been hiring thugs to do their dirty work, especially to frighten people, since human civilization began. What people have to try to appreciate is that Nazism in reality was simply the first time in human history that the rich had enough wealth to hire an entire country of thugs to do their dirty work.

• Himself - Presenter : All institutions of the American government are essentially a gangster syndicate; and everybody knows this.

• Himself - Presenter : 9/11 was, in reality, just another CIA special-effects movie production; and it really has become the Kennedy-assassination's almost twin.

• Himself - Presenter : The notion that LBJ was the criminal mastermind behind the Kennedy assassination is simply another disinformation falsehood dreamed up by the CIA. He was most definitely *involved* in the plot, and offered up his personal hit man, Malcom Wallace, to be part of it, but the men who *masterminded* the plot were Allen Dulles and David Atlee Phillips, with George Bush being the most important figure in the actual execution of the plan.

• Himself - Presenter : After the dust had settled on the Kennedy assassination, Sam Giancana explained to his younger brother that the mob and the CIA had taken care of JFK together because they were essentially two sides of the same coin. In the last 50 years, this relationship between these two secret societies has become even closer, to the point where they are now indistinguishable.

• Himself - Presenter : What George Orwell understood, better than anyone, is that every age is basically the same. It is always a story, in which a small group of greedy people claim to unjust power and privileges by practicing an ongoing deception upon their followers.

• Himself - Presenter : If George Orwell was still alive today and he was asked to comment on all the significant events of the last decade, it's quite likely he would simply restate the Orwellian definition of totalitarianism, which is "a society living by and for continuous warfare in which the ruling class have ceased to have any real function but succeed in clinging to power through force and fraud," and then ask whether that sounds like the world we live in.