The Untold Story Behind JFK's Assassination | City of Hate (Full Documentary)

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  @Jechoniah · 1 month ago

  This is one of the most well done documentaries not only on the assassination of a great president but the conditions that existed that drove the hatred from prior to 1963 through 2026. Thank you for this excellent presentation.

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• HI

  @hisbigal · 1 month ago

  I was only two years old when Kennedy was murdered. As I got older and learned about what happened, I asked my grandmother and uncles what the mood in Boston was like on that day. They all said everything practically shut down, and people retreated in their home in shock and grief. They also said things didn’t really return to any sense of normalcy until early February. This country has never recovered from Kennedy’s murder, and we’re still paying the price for it.

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• EV

  @everettalexander5990 · 1 month ago

  Integration worked out in Houston, I am black I went<br>to junior high and senior high<br>school with white kids in the<br>seventies.

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• MA

  @MaxFlapJack · 1 month ago (edited)

  Watching this reminds me of when I worked on a book with Robert McNeil (who was at Dealey plaza and reported about the assassination) and my father called &quot;The Way We were.&quot; I was in charge of collecting photos and I must have gone through a thousand printouts of John F Kennedy. The man was like Elvis. He just didn&apos;t have a bad angle. My mother saw him on 5th avenue in the 1950s and she said he looked like a movie star.

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• TI

  @timothynelson3841 · 1 month ago

  Thank you. Each era and documentary sheds new light. &nbsp;I had just turned ten and have been aware of the wild ride we’ve been on since that time.

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• EV

  @everettalexander5990 · 1 month ago

  Love that Dean Martin song &quot;Going back to Houston&quot; . President Kennedy loved<br>Houston leave Fort Worth and<br>come back or g &nbsp;back to Washington D.C, He couldn&apos;t <br>say Houston didn&apos;t &nbsp;love him,<br>he spent 6 hours in Houston <br>after &nbsp;leaving San Antonio,<br>Jackie said a few words in<br>Spanish at the Rice Hotel<br>on November 21, 1963 ,<br>never go anywhere you&apos;re <br>not wanted.

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• CA

  @cardcountrymusic9981 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNt852PYKPc&amp;t=178">2:58</a> &quot;Your city has become a blemish on the complexion of human civilization&quot;

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• IL

  @iluvlewc · 1 month ago

  How well I remember &nbsp;22 November 1963 , Where has the time gone? 🤔

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• EV

  @everettalexander5990 · 1 month ago

  President Kennedy enjoyed his visits to Houston, Texas<br>in during his Presidency.

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• FU

  @FUNKINETIK · 1 month ago

  Great documentary and insight into how Dallas was at the time.<br>And just 15 or so years later one of the biggest TV series ever was ‘Dallas’ and what turned out to be the biggest storyline, that even made it onto the main news was ‘Who shot JR’ . People even wore t-shirts with it printed on, , so weird.

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• TA

  @tashahines1000 · 1 month ago

  Thank you!!

• JS

  @jstannard249 · 1 month ago

  General Walker would have a stroke if he saw the USA today 😮

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