Assassination Quote by Mae Brussell
““And I will read part, as much as time allows in the second half, of the new issue of Computer and Automation, the November 1971 issue. And the statement above the article is on the assassination of President Kennedy. It’s the pattern of coup d’état and public deception. And it begins with this quotation of author Edmund Berkeley. We must begin to recognize history as it is happening to us. We can no longer toy with illusion. Our war adventures in Asia are not related to national security in any rational sense. A coup d’état took place in the United States on November 22, 1963, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. That came eight years after I began my research. People talk about never having fascism in this country or never being overthrown – they have already been overthrown, and they’re not aware of it.””
About This Quote
Source Speech: Public address, November 1971, Computer and Automation magazine
The speaker warns that hidden power shifts and deceptions are occurring, urging people to see reality and recognize ongoing coups and manipulation.
In simple terms: Hidden coups and deception are happening; we must see the truth.
Recognize and question official narratives.
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Type
When to use this quote
- activism
- journalism
- public discourse
- education
- policy analysis
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can we distinguish genuine threats from paranoia?
- What evidence would change your view?
The claim of a US coup is contested and may oversimplify complex events.