The JFK Assassination Was Crazy

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  @iammrbeat · 2 years ago · pinned

  Three things:<br>1) This version is heavily censored so that the video would not be age-restricted. For the less-censored version, click here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfCpEg4r2qE">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfCpEg4r2qE</a><br><br>2) This video was a collaboration with Evan from Necessary Information. Heck, you probably noticed that he&apos;s even in the video. Woahness! Please check out Evan&apos;s channel? Here it is, I think: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Necessary_Information">https://www.youtube.com/@Necessary_Information</a><br><br>3) This video in sponsored in part by Home Title Lock, which can protect your hard-earned equity by helping prevent title fraud. Find out more here: <a href="https://www.hometitlelock.com/beat">https://www.hometitlelock.com/beat</a><br>Supporting them greatly helps out my channel.

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  @falsedilimma · 11 months ago

  Genuinely believe if JFK wasn’t assassinated this country would be a completely different place.

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  @MrZombiekiller23 · 2 years ago

  &quot;wait a second, there seems to be a SECOND story-teller at the grassy knoll!&quot; oh Mr. Beat... never change

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  @nateb9768 · 2 years ago

  My grandparents recall the level of shock that everyone felt when it happened. We&apos;re lucky that we can talk to people who were alive at the time of notable moments in history.

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  @rixxjw · 2 years ago

  pronouncing JFK dead 30 minutes after being in the hospital is crazy, his head was litterally shot open.

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  @happydays2300 · 2 years ago

  Let&apos;s get one thing straight, Jackie flat out refused to change her blood and tissue spattered outfit. She did that on purpose. She knew she was irritating the hell out of people around her by so doing. There was no one, NO ONE more heroic on that day than Jacqueline Kennedy. She was asked several times to get out of what must have become a grotesque and smelly get up, and she said; &quot;No, I want them to see what they did to Jack.&quot; She knew she was a gory witness to a horrible crime. Whoever said &quot;oooh it was such a whirlwind she didn&apos;t have the chance to change....&quot; in the comments below is an example of ignorance.

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  @sketchygetchey8299 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I feel the biggest problem with conspiracy theorists is that they fail to realize that incompetence is also a key factor in some noteworthy tragedies. Instead, they have to paint someone a bad guy in some way and use “cover up” or “that’s what they want you to think” rhetoric.<br><br><br>Edit: Holy crap, over 1K likes? I’m starting to get imposter’s syndrome here!

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  @MahiAviation · 2 years ago

  My great aunt was in school when he was shot. The principal came on the PA system and asked everyone to pray for the president, a few minutes later it was announced that he had passed. When she told me the story, she couldn’t look up from the ground.

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  @theendofanerror4173 · 2 years ago

  Grassy Knoll fence someone wrote &quot; the trees saw everything!&quot; &nbsp; LMAO!<br>Dulles had no business being on that commission. That alone makes me question the investigation as a whole.

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  @thecardsaysmoops3 · 2 years ago

  I think the strangest factor in the JFK assassination is that the Dallas Police presented LH Oswald in a press conference that night. Oswald actually answered questions from the press.

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  @jeannehall6546 · 2 years ago

  I was born about a week after JFK was shot. The day it happened my mom was in the doctor’s office for a routine check up. The doctor was telling her what to pack, what papers to sign, what to expect at the hospital- when the receptionist came in and told them, “I heard on the radio just now that President Kennedy had been shot!”<br><br>The doctor and Mom just looked at each other and at the receptionist in total shock.<br><br>Later, Mom drove over to her mother’s house. Sure enough, there was Grandma sitting in front of the T.V., watching Walter Kronkite get kicked off the set for breaking down in front of the whole nation! She and Mom then continued to watch the live coverage without saying a word to each other.<br><br>Dad then came to Grandma’s from work asking what was going on since no one was was at our house when he got there. Mom and Grandma both looked at him like, “Excuse us? You didn’t hear anything at work? You’re from Boston and you didn’t hear anything? (We were living in Indiana at the time.)”<br><br>Mom went into labor with me while watching JFK’s funeral on T.V. <br><br>I was born November 28, 1963, at 8:44 p.m. local time in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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  @KileyBlack-z9e · 2 years ago

  I was in high school when Kennedy was shot. I lived in an urban area and I can remember how quiet it was for days afterwards. Conspiracy theories started shortly after his death. There were people who thought he actually wasn&apos;t dead; the same people who think Elvis is (was) still alive. The video was great. Thanks Mr. Beat.

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