THOSE RUSSIAN JFK FILES INCLUDED AN UNUSUAL MAP…

By now you will probably have heard that Russia recently released a tranche of intelligence documents (KGB and/or GRU, presumably) relating to the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy.  Most of the current reports and summaries seem to convey the idea that Soviet intelligence was trying to figure out exactly who the "Lee Harvey Oswald" was that allegedly visited the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, and that there is thus no "smoking gun" of really new information in the cache. Indeed, if the concern about the Mexico city "Lee Harvey Oswald" is true, then the K.G.B. and/or G.R.U. were probably as mystified as most Americans were when they saw the picture of this "Lee Harvey Oswald" in the Warren Report, for the burly, tall, and husky man looked absolutely nothing like the Lee Harvey Oswald that handed out "Fair Play for Cuba" leaflets while claiming to be a Marxist in New Orleans, nor did he look anything like the Lee Harvey Oswald tha had married his wife - a daughter of a G.R.U. colonel no less - during his stay in Minsk, Byelorussia, working in a television factory.

But there is indeed an odd story  about a very unusual document in this Russian documents release that was spotted by K.M., and it's in the "whopper doozie" category if it's true. As if this writing, I have no way to verify the story because I do not have any access to copies of the documents allegedly released, so as usual, my method here is to assume the truth and veracity of the story for the sake of indulging in some high octane speculations of a "whopper doozie" nature. Here's the story as reported by The India Times:

Russia gives US super-secret JFK files with map that could shake up world

Right off the bat the article informs us that among the documents in the tranche was a map, a map supposedly depicting a rail and/or highway link between the Soviet Union and the United States over the Bering Strait:

According to the article, this image is credited simply to the Kremlin, though my own admittedly cursory searches of the various official Russian sites that I could think of did not reveal any such image. But as one can see, the map contains a large, hard-to-miss note written in the Pacific Basin that states "Kennedy Khrushchev World Peace Bridge - could and should be built between Alaska and Russia. At once." The article goes on to observe that the map was released by Florida republican Congressional representative  Anna Paulina Luna. Additionally the article observes that two islands in the Bering Straits, one in Russia, and one in Alaska, are no more than 4 kilometers from each other.

Finally, the article notes that the timing of such a release - during the current round of negotiations between Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump regarding the Ukraine - is hardly accidental, especially given the map's significance.

So what is my high octane speculation? There have been many speculations by many people (our colleague Daniel Liszt among them) that Mr. Kennedy's decision to share certain American intelligence files on the UFO preparatory to a proposed joint Soviet-American Moon mission was one of the things that motivated the people behind his assassination to go forward with the murder. Indeed, I myself have entertained and advanced this hypothesis many times, arguing that this step would have invoked particularly the wrath of American's intelligence and black technological projects deep state, including that element of what I have called the post-war Nazi International, with whom I have argued "deals" were struck to acquire some of the exotic technology to make the manned lunar missions possible. (This is not the place to rehearse all the details of that bargain, but for for newer readers on this website, these details may be found in various interviews, and in my books The SS Brotherhood of the Bell; Secrets of the Unified Field; Saucers, Swastikas, and Psyops; The Nazi International; and The Philosophers' Stone).

So how does this map fit into that context?

Oddly enough, it fits very well with it. Indeed, as I pointed out in my most recent book, The Rialto in Richmond Reconstructed, a case may be made that one of the intentions of the purchase of Alaska by the USA from Russia within a mere two years of the conclusion of the American War Between the States was precisely for the purpose of building such a rail link. There were newspaper articles, and no less than the then-contemporary governor of Colorado, Gilpen, or the well-known Massachusetts Republican and abolitionist US. Senator Charles Sumner(1811-1874)  both explained "Seward's Folly" (as it was lampooned in the 19th century American press) as but the first essential step in the construction of such a link. As I also pointed out in that book, the project was later even revived by Tsar Nicholas II until the Russo-Japanese War put an end to it. Indeed, I also pointed out in that book that the British, anxious over the Russian threat to intervene in the War Between the States on the Union side should the U.K. and France recognize the Confederacy, eventually propped up the Japanese with massive transfers of British naval technology, thus creating a new power in the Pacific with the potential to interdict such a project, and thus prevent the emergence of a Russo-American power bloc capable of entirely bypassing British naval power, and creating an enormous trading block.  One may press the idea even further, for even though the construction of such a link in such remote and geophysically active regions would be difficult, it would be possible. Now imagine a similar overland link through the Darien Gap in Mesoamerica, and the geopolitical and economic implications become clear, and clearly enormous: the entire land mass of the globe, with the exception of Australia, Antarctica, and the southwestern Pacific archipelago, would be linked by rail, from Korea to Kansas, from Florida to Finland, from Tierra del Fuego in Argentina to Toul in Alsace-Lorraine.

The point is, the project was well-known in the high echelons of power both in Russa/the Soviet Union, and in the United States. That Mr. Khrushchev and Mr. Kennedy may have been discussing it, or for that matter, that any of their advisors were, and that a map of the idea was included in documents about the assassination released by Russia, strongly implies that the idea may have had some role in Mr. Kennedy's murder.

And once we have admitted that, then the question becomes who would have a motivation for a political assassination that is connected with this map? It would, I submit, have to be people with an international and geopolitical agenda threatened by such a link... and at least two such possibilities have already been suggested in this blog...

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