February 1, 1965 - General Curtis LeMay retires from the U.S. Air Force

[skywoof7]

LBJ didn't lead the conspiracy; he only benefitted by it. LeMay retiring just 14+ months following the assassination is curious in & of itself, particularly w/Nam commit on the horizon. Could he have been moved out as a way to insure no undue suspicion be directed towards the Joint Chief's? The JC's & CIA viewed JFK as a traitor. W/their assorted right-wing assets including the media, they had the means & the ability to pull off the assassination of JFK & cover it up. LeMay was one sick bastard.

[holodenier]

LeMay was probably also part of the conspiracy led by Lyndon Baines Johnson that murdered John F. Kennedy. LeMay was present at the autopsy of Kennedy a few days later in Washington. Why was LeMay so interested? In any event, LeMay was probably the craziest, most depraved general the US ever produced--and there were many others competing for that title. Shame on America!

Friedrich Paul Berg -- go to my website

[holodenier]

LeMay was a coward and mass murderer of women, children and babies by the most horrible means imaginable. He did it all proudly by r-o-a-s-t-i-n-g them to death with napalm and nuclear weapons at the very time that Japan was trying to surrender but not "unconditionally. During the Korean War the US added 2 million more victims by r-o-a-s-t-i-n-g with napalm. He also was almost certainly aware of LBJ's assassination of JFK--if not an actual participant .

Friedrich Paul Berg go to my website

[EMOBOYZROCKZ1]

@holodenier u are so mean iam related to him so dont talk BOUT HIM LIKE THAT

[CurtisLeMayakahannah]

hello there im related to Curtis LeMay xoxoxoxoxoxo

[themeaningoflife38]

interesting, when the great General ran for office he was the victim of "Operation Mockingbird". Some suspect that Nixon was behind the attempted assassination of George Wallace.