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"Sixty Years of Ink"
- About the JFK assassination and Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Government Accountability Tracking System (GATS)
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NEW SONG about Lee Harvey Oswald and intelligence agencies.
- "Sixty Years of Ink"
- FBI Informant 179... James Hosty in Dallas, Quigley down in New Orleans.
- Was he an asset in Atsugi, Japan? Servicing U-2 tech before Francis Gary Powers went down?
- They claim it was a fictitious number, a ghost on a ledger...
- Protect the handlers, shield the agency, cover the covert operations.
- The inversion didn't start yesterday. It’s an old play from an old book.
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THE JFK INVESTIGATION PART 7
OSWALD AT ATSUGI: CIA RECRUITMENT, U-2 INTELLIGENCE & THE SOVIET CONNECTION
- WHAT DID LEE HARVEY OSWALD KNOW BEFORE HE DEFECTED TO THE SOVIET UNION AND WHO KNEW WHAT HE KNEW?
- November 22, 1963.
- President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
- The man accused of killing him was a former U.S. Marine who had served as a radar operator in Japan, traveled to the Soviet Union, attempted to renounce his American citizenship, and eventually returned to the United States.
- His name was Lee Harvey Oswald.
- But here's where the story becomes much more interesting.
- THE ATSUGI CONNECTION
- Between 1957 and 1958, Oswald served at Naval Air Station Atsugi, Japan.
- Atsugi was also associated with the CIA's highly classified U-2 reconnaissance program.
- These aircraft conducted intelligence-gathering missions against the Soviet Union.
- Oswald was trained in radar operations, aircraft identification, and electronic systems.
- Think about that for a moment.
- A Marine with radar training serves at a military installation connected to covert American intelligence operations.
- Then, in 1959, he leaves the Marines and travels to the Soviet Union.
- And just months later, on May 1, 1960, CIA pilot Francis Gary Powers is shot down over Soviet territory in a U-2 reconnaissance aircraft.
- Coincidence? An intelligence failure? Or something more?
- We cannot establish that Oswald had access to U-2 mission plans or contributed to Powers's capture.
- But the overlapping timeline raises an important question:
- WHAT DID AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE BELIEVE OSWALD COULD HAVE REVEALED TO THE SOVIETS?
THE CIA RECRUITMENT ALLEGATION
- On March 22, 1978, former CIA finance officer James B. Wilcott testified before the House Select Committee on Assassinations.
- Wilcott described conversations within the CIA suggesting that Oswald had been an intelligence asset.
- He also discussed allegations involving Oswald's recruitment and an intelligence operation connected to the Soviet Union.
- Wilcott did not personally witness Oswald's recruitment.
- The CIA rejected the allegation, and congressional investigators did not establish that Oswald had been recruited.
- But who originated those accounts inside the CIA? Who repeated them? And what did those individuals actually know?
- These are questions worth investigating, not dismissing.
THE SECURITY-CLEARANCE QUESTION
- Oswald's documented clearance was Confidential.
- Other enlisted Marines working in radar operations also held Confidential clearances, while officer John E. Donovan held Secret clearance.
- But here's the distinction:
- A security clearance tells us what someone was formally authorized to access. It doesn't necessarily tell us everything they encountered while performing their duties.
- So who supervised Oswald?
- Who assigned his radar duties?
- What aircraft information, communications procedures, or operational details could he actually access?
- And who controlled the intelligence environment surrounding him?
THE SOVIET CONNECTION
- After arriving in Moscow in October 1959, Oswald attempted to renounce his American citizenship.
- He was subsequently permitted to remain in the Soviet Union and relocated to Minsk.
- There, he received employment, housing, and reported financial assistance.
- He was also monitored by Soviet authorities.
- Who authorized these arrangements?
- Was Oswald simply a politically motivated American defector under surveillance?
- Was he providing information?
- Was he being evaluated for intelligence purposes?
- Or was there an operational relationship that has never been fully established?
- Those are different possibilities, and the records must be examined to distinguish them.
- SOMETHING IMPORTANT HAPPENED AFTER HIS DEFECTION
- According to the Warren Commission's account, certain aircraft call signs and radio frequencies were changed after Oswald defected.
- That is an important piece of this investigation.
- It indicates that potential exposure of military information prompted protective measures.
- But it also raises more questions.
- Who ordered those changes?
- What information did officials believe Oswald possessed?
- Who conducted the security assessment?
- And were those assessments shared with the CIA, FBI, or other intelligence officials?
- FOLLOW THE DECISIONS. FOLLOW THE CHAIN OF COMMAND. FOLLOW THE INCENTIVES.
- WHY WOULD AN INTELLIGENCE RELATIONSHIP BE KEPT SECRET?
- Suppose an intelligence agency had recruited, monitored, or otherwise used Oswald before Kennedy's assassination.
- What would admitting that relationship expose?
- Possibly the identities of intelligence officers, covert operations, security failures, or decisions made by officials who would later face intense scrutiny.
- Those are possible institutional incentives, not proof that such a relationship existed or was deliberately concealed.
- But understanding those incentives is essential to understanding why certain information might have been protected, withheld, or disputed.
- And that's what the Cipherracket investigates: not just the events, but the people, decisions, contradictions, and incentives connecting them.
- THE CIPHERRACKET QUESTIONS:
* WHO KNEW WHAT OSWALD COULD ACCESS AT ATSUGI AND WHAT DID THEY DO WHEN HE DEFECTED TO THE SOVIET UNION?
* Did American intelligence investigate a possible compromise?
* What did the CIA's Tokyo Station know?
* Who supervised the Navy facilities supporting covert operations?
* What did Oswald's Marine radar supervisors report?
* And when Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, how much of that earlier intelligence history was disclosed to investigators?
- The goal isn't to force every connection into a predetermined conclusion.
- It's to reconstruct the complete picture, including the pieces that were overlooked, disputed, or never publicly explained.
- Because the assassination happened on November 22, 1963.
- But the intelligence history surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald began years earlier.
- And that's where we're looking.
- Part 7 of the Cipherracket JFK Investigation.
- Note: The accompanying research poster contains a few minor text-generation errors. The investigation distinguishes documented facts from witness allegations and unresolved hypotheses.
- Number 4 - Security Clearance: The bottom entry should say - The key question is not just the clearance level, but what information or systems Oswald could actually access.
- Think. Decode. Defend.
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"Roots Beneath the Concrete"
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Welcome to the Cipherracket! retweeted
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NEW SONG about Lee Harvey Oswald and intelligence agencies.
- "Sixty Years of Ink"
- FBI Informant 179... James Hosty in Dallas, Quigley down in New Orleans.
- Was he an asset in Atsugi, Japan? Servicing U-2 tech before Francis Gary Powers went down?
- They claim it was a fictitious number, a ghost on a ledger...
- Protect the handlers, shield the agency, cover the covert operations.
- The inversion didn't start yesterday. It’s an old play from an old book.
#JFK #jfkfiles #leeharveyoswald #intelligence #fbi #cia #CipherracketMusic #WelcometotheCipherracket #CipherracketInvestigation #Cipherracket #ThinkDecodeDefend
youtu.be/z8KhCx3GUeg?si=O7lW… via @YouTube @youtubemusic
THE JFK INVESTIGATION PART 7
OSWALD AT ATSUGI: CIA RECRUITMENT, U-2 INTELLIGENCE & THE SOVIET CONNECTION
- WHAT DID LEE HARVEY OSWALD KNOW BEFORE HE DEFECTED TO THE SOVIET UNION AND WHO KNEW WHAT HE KNEW?
- November 22, 1963.
- President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
- The man accused of killing him was a former U.S. Marine who had served as a radar operator in Japan, traveled to the Soviet Union, attempted to renounce his American citizenship, and eventually returned to the United States.
- His name was Lee Harvey Oswald.
- But here's where the story becomes much more interesting.
- THE ATSUGI CONNECTION
- Between 1957 and 1958, Oswald served at Naval Air Station Atsugi, Japan.
- Atsugi was also associated with the CIA's highly classified U-2 reconnaissance program.
- These aircraft conducted intelligence-gathering missions against the Soviet Union.
- Oswald was trained in radar operations, aircraft identification, and electronic systems.
- Think about that for a moment.
- A Marine with radar training serves at a military installation connected to covert American intelligence operations.
- Then, in 1959, he leaves the Marines and travels to the Soviet Union.
- And just months later, on May 1, 1960, CIA pilot Francis Gary Powers is shot down over Soviet territory in a U-2 reconnaissance aircraft.
- Coincidence? An intelligence failure? Or something more?
- We cannot establish that Oswald had access to U-2 mission plans or contributed to Powers's capture.
- But the overlapping timeline raises an important question:
- WHAT DID AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE BELIEVE OSWALD COULD HAVE REVEALED TO THE SOVIETS?
THE CIA RECRUITMENT ALLEGATION
- On March 22, 1978, former CIA finance officer James B. Wilcott testified before the House Select Committee on Assassinations.
- Wilcott described conversations within the CIA suggesting that Oswald had been an intelligence asset.
- He also discussed allegations involving Oswald's recruitment and an intelligence operation connected to the Soviet Union.
- Wilcott did not personally witness Oswald's recruitment.
- The CIA rejected the allegation, and congressional investigators did not establish that Oswald had been recruited.
- But who originated those accounts inside the CIA? Who repeated them? And what did those individuals actually know?
- These are questions worth investigating, not dismissing.
THE SECURITY-CLEARANCE QUESTION
- Oswald's documented clearance was Confidential.
- Other enlisted Marines working in radar operations also held Confidential clearances, while officer John E. Donovan held Secret clearance.
- But here's the distinction:
- A security clearance tells us what someone was formally authorized to access. It doesn't necessarily tell us everything they encountered while performing their duties.
- So who supervised Oswald?
- Who assigned his radar duties?
- What aircraft information, communications procedures, or operational details could he actually access?
- And who controlled the intelligence environment surrounding him?
THE SOVIET CONNECTION
- After arriving in Moscow in October 1959, Oswald attempted to renounce his American citizenship.
- He was subsequently permitted to remain in the Soviet Union and relocated to Minsk.
- There, he received employment, housing, and reported financial assistance.
- He was also monitored by Soviet authorities.
- Who authorized these arrangements?
- Was Oswald simply a politically motivated American defector under surveillance?
- Was he providing information?
- Was he being evaluated for intelligence purposes?
- Or was there an operational relationship that has never been fully established?
- Those are different possibilities, and the records must be examined to distinguish them.
- SOMETHING IMPORTANT HAPPENED AFTER HIS DEFECTION
- According to the Warren Commission's account, certain aircraft call signs and radio frequencies were changed after Oswald defected.
- That is an important piece of this investigation.
- It indicates that potential exposure of military information prompted protective measures.
- But it also raises more questions.
- Who ordered those changes?
- What information did officials believe Oswald possessed?
- Who conducted the security assessment?
- And were those assessments shared with the CIA, FBI, or other intelligence officials?
- FOLLOW THE DECISIONS. FOLLOW THE CHAIN OF COMMAND. FOLLOW THE INCENTIVES.
- WHY WOULD AN INTELLIGENCE RELATIONSHIP BE KEPT SECRET?
- Suppose an intelligence agency had recruited, monitored, or otherwise used Oswald before Kennedy's assassination.
- What would admitting that relationship expose?
- Possibly the identities of intelligence officers, covert operations, security failures, or decisions made by officials who would later face intense scrutiny.
- Those are possible institutional incentives, not proof that such a relationship existed or was deliberately concealed.
- But understanding those incentives is essential to understanding why certain information might have been protected, withheld, or disputed.
- And that's what the Cipherracket investigates: not just the events, but the people, decisions, contradictions, and incentives connecting them.
- THE CIPHERRACKET QUESTIONS:
* WHO KNEW WHAT OSWALD COULD ACCESS AT ATSUGI AND WHAT DID THEY DO WHEN HE DEFECTED TO THE SOVIET UNION?
* Did American intelligence investigate a possible compromise?
* What did the CIA's Tokyo Station know?
* Who supervised the Navy facilities supporting covert operations?
* What did Oswald's Marine radar supervisors report?
* And when Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, how much of that earlier intelligence history was disclosed to investigators?
- The goal isn't to force every connection into a predetermined conclusion.
- It's to reconstruct the complete picture, including the pieces that were overlooked, disputed, or never publicly explained.
- Because the assassination happened on November 22, 1963.
- But the intelligence history surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald began years earlier.
- And that's where we're looking.
- Part 7 of the Cipherracket JFK Investigation.
- Note: The accompanying research poster contains a few minor text-generation errors. The investigation distinguishes documented facts from witness allegations and unresolved hypotheses.
- Number 4 - Security Clearance: The bottom entry should say - The key question is not just the clearance level, but what information or systems Oswald could actually access.
- Think. Decode. Defend.
@JFKLibraryFdn @realDonaldTrump
#JFK #JFKAssassination #LeeHarveyOswald #Atsugi #CIA #U2Program #FBI #JamesWilcott #FrancisGaryPowers #JFKFiles #IntelligenceHistory #GovernmentAccountability #Navy #Japan #WelcometotheCipherracket #CipherracketInvestigation #Cipherracket #ThinkDecodeDefend
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Here’s a gigantic conflict of interest that Calley failed to mention on Rogan. ⬇️
Meet Amaryllis Fox Kennedy.
She’s an ex-CIA agent and married to Bobby Kennedy’s son but is also rumored to be very, VERY close to RFK himself. (Some suspect she’s his handler/lover but that’s just a rumor)
She got a BIG job in Trump’s administration (Department of National Intelligence Deputy) but just recently got an even BIGGER job at Ballard Partners (same place Susie Wiles worked at) as a Big Tech lobbyist. Her special focus is in AI and she’s apparently already RAKING in the cash.
(BTW - she still sits on Trump’s intelligence boards today)
Since her appointment in JULY of 2026 the firm reported this billing which gives you a very clear understanding of what the crony agenda will be in DC:
In Q3 alone the firm billed 1.7M from her tech/AI clients:
• Anthropic: $380k
• Seekr: $150k
• Cisco: $150k
• SecurityScorecard: $90k
• NorthPoint (data centers): $70k
• Sempre: $60k
• Solidigm: $50k
• Autnhive: $30k
• $630k from Bancrédito.
See any conflicts of interest?
