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Truth And Reconciliation Committee on the Assassinations Of The 1960s

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 Truth And Reconciliation Committee on the Assassinations Of The 1960s(Petition) Spartacus
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Date21 January 2019 - Present
InterestsJFK/Assassination, Malcolm X/Assassination, MLK/Assassination, RFK/Assassination
DescriptionA call for a Truth And Reconciliation Committee
Witnessed byGary Aguilar, Daniel Alcorn, Russ Baker, Alec Baldwin, G. Robert Blakey, Denise Faura Bohdan, Abraham Bolden, Rex Bradford, Douglas Caddy, Rodnell Collins, Debra Conway, David Crosby, Edward Curtin, Donald T. Curtis, Alan Dale, James DiEugenio, James Douglass, Laurie Dusek, Daniel Ellsberg, Karl Evanzz, Richard A. Falk, Isaac Newton Farris, Marie Fonzi, Libby Handros, Dan Hardway, Jacob Hornberger, Douglas Horne, Gayle Nix Jackson, Stephen Jaffe, James Jenkins, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Bill Kelly, William Klaber, Andrew Kreig, John Kirby (director), Rev. James M. Lawson Jr., Jim Lesar, Edwin Lopez, David Mantik, Robert McClelland, Mark Crispin Miller, Jefferson Morley, John M. Newman, Len Osanic, Lisa Pease, William Pepper, Jerry Policoff, Rob Reiner, Abby Rockefeller, Dick Russell, Mort Sahl, Vincent Salandria, Martin Sheen, Lawrence P. Schnapf, E. Martin Schotz, Paul Schrade, Peter Dale Scott, John Simkin, Bill Simpich, Oliver Stone, Dan Storper, David Talbot, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Adam Walinsky, Benjamin Wecht, Cyril Wecht, Betty Windsor

The Truth And Reconciliation Committee on the Assassinations Of The 1960s is outlined in a proposal to US Congress on 21 January 2019, signed by over 60 US citizens interested in finding the truth about the assassinations of the 1960s. It calls for a truth and reconciliation committee style public inquest into "the four major assassinations of the 1960s (of JFK, Malcolm X, MLK and RFK) that together had a disastrous impact on the course of American history."[1]

Sea change?

This request, on MLK Day, reflected a growing understanding that the truth has not been told about these assassinations and that their continued pernicious influence is at work in the world.[2]

Reporting

The petition was reported by some commercially-controlled media, including MSN[3], the Washington Post[4] and the Daily Mail.[5]


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