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in Dallas. The Masons who co-coordinated the assassination were traitors to their guest, United States President John F. Kennedy. An article in the Realist, 1991, suggests that George Bush was taped in a telephone conversation with [Masons] Lyndon Johnson, J. Edgar Hoover, Allen Dulles, and Nelson Rockefeller, in which the parties discussed the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Some Masons who were involved in the cover-up of the Kennedy assassination are as follows: Johnson had received the Entered Apprentice Degree in Johnson City Lodge No. 561, Texas, on October 30, 1937. Johnson, as next in line for the Presidency, was the most direct beneficiary of JFK's s death. He was a Mason who hated JFK, a Catholic. One of Johnson's first acts as | President was to call the Dallas Police to order them to stop the investigation because they had their man, Oswald. This was an illegal order because the President has no authority to tell city police how to conduct a homicide investigation. President Johnson also ordered the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion to check every aspect of the assassination. This was a whitewash. The F.B.I. was headed by J. Edgar Hoover, who had become a member of Federal Lodge No. 1, District of Columbia, on November 9, 1920. The public wanted more answers concerning the murder of the President than the Masonic-con- trolled F.B.L. could provide. So, on November 29, 1963, President Johnson issued an executive order creating the Warren Commission, named after the man President Johnson had chosen to lead it, United States Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren. Warren, a Past Grand Master of Masons in California, was joined on the Commission by two other known Freemasons: Senator Richard B. Russell, a member of Winder Lodge No. 33, Georgia, and Representative Gerald R. Ford of Michi- gan. John Sherman Cooper, Hale Boggs, Allen W. Dulles, and John J. McCloy were the others on the Commission. Allen W. Dulles had been Director of the C.LA. until JFK fired him. Louisiana Democratic Congressman Hale Boggs, who later publicly expressed doubts about the Warren Com- mission Report, disappeared in a plane between Anchorage and Juneau, Alaska on October 16, 1090 1972. Masons representing many interests may have conferred and reached a consensus on Kennedy's fate, as occurred in the Morgan case in 1826, each knowing their discussions would be held in confi- dence. Their motives would probably be to protect and advance business interests and their social positions. These would include: Taking the presidency for Freemason Lyndon B. Johnson, Protecting Freemason J. Edgar Hoover's control of the F.B.I. Eliminating Kennedy's softening position on communism, a threat to a wide variety of American business interests overseas. Slowing the progress of the civil rights movement, an irritation to the KKK and other racists. Eliminating Kennedy's challenges to the CIA's leadership; he'd fired CIA Director Allen Dulles (a Warren Commission member) and Deputy Director Charles Cabell. Another motive was a violent reaction to Catholicism. At that time, Kennedy's Church, Catholicism, condemned membership in Freemasonry “under pain of excommunication.” The Warren Commission accomplished its mission to cover up the truth. It concluded that Lee Har- vey Oswald acted alone in killing JFK in 1963. The name Oswald is used by Shakespeare and the Beatles. 280 Appendix C: Suggested Areas of Research Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation