What if a team of assassins from various backgrounds planned a multi-stage attack on JFK?

The assassination would have to be meticulously planned and executed by a network of individuals with diverse affiliations, including organized crime, intelligence agencies, and extremist groups.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy involved multiple shooters, including mafia assassins, Cuban snipers, and former CIA operatives involved in a coordinated effort to kill the president. This challenges the official narrative of a lone gunman, proposing a more intricate plot involving multiple actors and motives.

We can now see how the removal of JFK's secret service protection opened the president up to a field of fire from almost any direction.

This provides the perfect opportunity for eight separate snipers to fire 16 shots in four separate stages to make certain they kill the president;

STAGE 1: One Bullet Story
Charles Nicoletti (mafia assassin) aims for the back of JFK's head from the Dal-Tex Building but misses.

STAGE 2: Plan B (from the front)
Firing two shots simultaneously, Charles Harrelson (hitman & Woody Harrelson's dad) shot JFK in the throat from the grassy knoll, & another gunman shot through the windshield from a nearby culvert off the I-35E overpass behind Martyrs Park.

STAGE 3: Fusilade (from the back)
In coordination with stage two, five assassins also fire at the car simultaneously like a "jet sonic boom" hitting Governor Connally in his ribs, wrist, and thigh and JFK in his throat and back.

Shots fired typically from teams of 3- a sniper next to a radio man alongside a second marksman who could take over should the first shooter to back out at the last moment:
*Texas School Book Depository: Frank Sturgis (fomer CIA & mafia assassin) and Ignacio Novo Sampol (Cuban sniper)
*Dallas County Courthouse: Harry Weatherford (Dallas Deputy Sheriff & mafia spy) and Eladio del Valle (Cuba's best sniper)
*Dallas County Courthouse: Felix Anthony “Milwaukee Phil” Alderisio (hitman), Rolando Masferrer (Cuban sniper) and Rolando Otero (Cuban sniper)
*Dallas County Courthouse: Malcolm Wallace (hitman)
*Grassy Knoll: Richard Kane (Chicago Police & mafia spy), Charles Harrison (hitman & Woody Harrelson's dad), Charles Rogers (sniper)

STAGE 4: Fatal Headshot
Storm Drain: Curtis Laverne Crayford (former CIA) is with Jack Allen Lawrence (mafia assassin) who fires the fatal JFK shot from a storm drain under the grassy knoll, hitting JFK in the from right temple, blowing out the back of his head.

Lee Harvey Oswald was not involved, but George H.W. Bush was! #ZapataOil #followthemoney

POSSIBLE MOTIVES:
*Organized Crime: There's a whisper of Mafia involvement, possibly due to actions taken against them by the Kennedy administration (RFK).
*Carlos Marcello, Italian mafia chief
*Jack Ruby, Italian mafia night club owner
*Joseph Civello, head of Dallas Mafia

*Anti-Castro Cubans: The theory mentions anti-Castro groups in Cuba, who might have felt JFK

If you or someone you know is struggling with FOMO from the thought of buying weed on 4/20, please reach out for help!

If you or someone you know is struggling with FOMO from the thought of buying weed on 4/20, please reach out for help!

🥥📞 When you're feeling the midday slump at work and suddenly your blunt phone starts ringing!

🎶 sometimes you feel like a blunt, sometimes a joint 🎶

SO dumb 😂 ~probably why I didn't post it back in 2018!

Full episode here~ https://youtu.be/PBJl6h6MXY4

In this podcast episode, MITA's guest host, Tom Howard, explores the challenges and mistakes observed in Washington State's cannabis industry during its first decade of legal adult use.

The panel includes experts from Washington State:
Josh Kincaid, host of The Talking Hedge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkincaid/
Caitlin Ryan, Executive Director for the Cannabis Alliance
https://thecannabisalliance.us/caitlein-ryan/
Neil Janaja, Managing Partner at Gleam Law
https://www.gleamlaw.com/cannabis-attorneys/neil-k-juneja/

The conversation delves into various issues, such as the slow development of the cannabis market since its legalization in 1998 for medical use, with dispensaries only emerging in 2011. The panel highlights specific challenges, like the imposition of a class C felony for homegrown cannabis and restrictions on operating cannabis lounges, hindering the industry's growth.

The host and guests touch on the unique structure of Washington's cannabis industry, including the absence of vertical integration and the requirement for a six-month residency to be on a license. They also discuss the need for changes in regulations, particularly in terms of allowing out-of-state ownership and promoting equity in the industry.

The panelists express concerns about the slow pace of reform and the challenges faced by businesses in adapting to evolving regulations. They emphasize the importance of learning from Washington State's experiences to shape better policies in other regions.

The episode also covers ongoing legislative efforts, such as bills related to homegrown cannabis and the challenges faced in pushing for these changes. The discussion sheds light on the complexities of the cannabis industry, touching on legal, regulatory, and social aspects.

The podcast provides insights into the evolution of Washington State's cannabis market, highlighting both successes and setbacks. The panelists encourage listeners..

In this podcast episode, MITA's guest host, Tom Howard, explores the challenges and mistakes observed in Washington State's cannabis industry during its first decade of legal adult use.

The panel includes experts from Washington State:
Josh Kincaid, host of The Talking Hedge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkincaid/
Caitlin Ryan, Executive Director for the Cannabis Alliance
https://thecannabisalliance.us/caitlein-ryan/
Neil Janaja, Managing Partner at Gleam Law
https://www.gleamlaw.com/cannabis-attorneys/neil-k-juneja/

The conversation delves into various issues, such as the slow development of the cannabis market since its legalization in 1998 for medical use, with dispensaries only emerging in 2011. The panel highlights specific challenges, like the imposition of a class C felony for homegrown cannabis and restrictions on operating cannabis lounges, hindering the industry's growth.

The host and guests touch on the unique structure of Washington's cannabis industry, including the absence of vertical integration and the requirement for a six-month residency to be on a license. They also discuss the need for changes in regulations, particularly in terms of allowing out-of-state ownership and promoting equity in the industry.

The panelists express concerns about the slow pace of reform and the challenges faced by businesses in adapting to evolving regulations. They emphasize the importance of learning from Washington State's experiences to shape better policies in other regions.

The episode also covers ongoing legislative efforts, such as bills related to homegrown cannabis and the challenges faced in pushing for these changes. The discussion sheds light on the complexities of the cannabis industry, touching on legal, regulatory, and social aspects.

The podcast provides insights into the evolution of Washington State's cannabis market, highlighting both successes and setbacks. The panelists encourage listeners to stay informed about the industry's developmen..

In this podcast episode, MITA's guest host, Tom Howard, explores the challenges and mistakes observed in Washington State's cannabis industry during its first decade of legal adult use.

The panel includes experts from Washington State:
Josh Kincaid, host of The Talking Hedge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkincaid/
Caitlin Ryan, Executive Director for the Cannabis Alliance
https://thecannabisalliance.us/caitlein-ryan/
Neil Janaja, Managing Partner at Gleam Law
https://www.gleamlaw.com/cannabis-attorneys/neil-k-juneja/

The conversation delves into various issues, such as the slow development of the cannabis market since its legalization in 1998 for medical use, with dispensaries only emerging in 2011. The panel highlights specific challenges, like the imposition of a class C felony for homegrown cannabis and restrictions on operating cannabis lounges, hindering the industry's growth.

The host and guests touch on the unique structure of Washington's cannabis industry, including the absence of vertical integration and the requirement for a six-month residency to be on a license. They also discuss the need for changes in regulations, particularly in terms of allowing out-of-state ownership and promoting equity in the industry.

The panelists express concerns about the slow pace of reform and the challenges faced by businesses in adapting to evolving regulations. They emphasize the importance of learning from Washington State's experiences to shape better policies in other regions.

The episode also covers ongoing legislative efforts, such as bills related to homegrown cannabis and the challenges faced in pushing for these changes. The discussion sheds light on the complexities of the cannabis industry, touching on legal, regulatory, and social aspects.

The podcast provides insights into the evolution of Washington State's cannabis market, highlighting both successes and setbacks. The panelists encourage listeners to stay informed about the industry's developments and learn from the experiences shared by Washington's cannabis experts.

Episode 1,190 The #TalkingHedge...
Your Favorite Business Podcast.
​Covering news, interviews, events, finance, data, and more.
https://www.theTalkingHedgepodcast.com

Music Info:
Song: Beat | Keep On | 2020
Artist: Milochromatic Beats
&
Song: Dark Trap Beats Hard Rap Instrumental | Gang | 2018
Artist: LuxrayBeats

Keywords:
News, Business, Pitch Deck, Investment Deck, Investing, Stocks, RoboAdvisor, Day Trading, Money, stock market, crypto, futures, options, equities,

This is only entertainment. This is NOT financial advice.

Full episode here~ https://youtu.be/PBJl6h6MXY4

In this podcast episode, MITA's guest host, Tom Howard, explores the challenges and mistakes observed in Washington State's cannabis industry during its first decade of legal adult use.

The panel includes experts from Washington State:
Josh Kincaid, host of The Talking Hedge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkincaid/
Caitlin Ryan, Executive Director for the Cannabis Alliance
https://thecannabisalliance.us/caitlein-ryan/
Neil Janaja, Managing Partner at Gleam Law
https://www.gleamlaw.com/cannabis-attorneys/neil-k-juneja/

The conversation delves into various issues, such as the slow development of the cannabis market since its legalization in 1998 for medical use, with dispensaries only emerging in 2011. The panel highlights specific challenges, like the imposition of a class C felony for homegrown cannabis and restrictions on operating cannabis lounges, hindering the industry's growth.

The host and guests touch on the unique structure of Washington's cannabis industry, including the absence of vertical integration and the requirement for a six-month residency to be on a license. They also discuss the need for changes in regulations, particularly in terms of allowing out-of-state ownership and promoting equity in the industry.

The panelists express concerns about the slow pace of reform and the challenges faced by businesses in adapting to evolving regulations. They emphasize the importance of learning from Washington State's experiences to shape better policies in other regions.

The episode also covers ongoing legislative efforts, such as bills related to homegrown cannabis and the challenges faced in pushing for these changes. The discussion sheds light on the complexities of the cannabis industry, touching on legal, regulatory, and social aspects.

The podcast provides insights into the evolution of Washington State's cannabis market, highlighting both successes and setbacks. The panelists encourage listeners to stay informed about the industry's developments and learn from the experiences shared by Washington's cannabis experts.

Episode 1,190 The #TalkingHedge...
Your Favorite Business Podcast.
​Covering news, interviews, events, finance, data, and more.
https://www.theTalkingHedgepodcast.com

Music Info:
Song: Beat | Keep On | 2020
Artist: Milochromatic Beats
&
Song: Dark Trap Beats Hard Rap Instrumental | Gang | 2018
Artist: LuxrayBeats

Keywords:
News, Business, Pitch Deck, Investment Deck, Investing, Stocks, RoboAdvisor, Day Trading, Money, stock market, crypto, futures, options, equities,

This is only entertainment. This is NOT financial advice.

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:
*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

2024 Cannabis Crystal Ball Predictions, including:

*lounges & lockers
*Strain stability (consistent availability)
*Increase in SKUs nationwide
*S3 is BIG Pharma's trojan horse
*5 year sideways movement for the industry overall
*More automation, price compression, & consolidation

Full episode here with Guest Miggy420, Co-host of Cannabis Legalization News : https://youtu.be/LS0BJkfP5Iw

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