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In “I Am the Walrus,” released on November 27, 1967 by the Beatles, John Lennon played a BBC production of Shakespeare's King Lear Act IV, Scene 6, lines 249-259 in the background of the song. The lines are as follows: Oswald: Slave, thou hast slain me. Villain, take my purse. If ever thou wilt thrive, bury my body And give the letters which you find'st about me To Edmund, Earl of Gloucester. Seek him out Upon the English party. O, untimely death! Death! [He dies] Edgar: Edgar: Oswald was a “serviceable villain” to the Masonic plotters who covered their tracks by setting him up as the patsy. In King Lear, Oswald was duteous to the vices of his mistress, the treasonous daugh- ter Goneril. In JFK's assassination, Oswald was duteous to the vices of his mistress, the treasonous Masons in the F.B.L, an organization which destroyed his last communication to it and ordered him to the theater where he was arrested. A Masonic conspiracy provides historical precedents for the assassination, provides an existing organizational structure capable of covering-up the crime, explains the absence of internal records, and provides many potential motives. The bigger issue, one that must still be answered, was asked in an American Anti-Masonic pamphlet published in 1829 and holds true for today: Ought a secret society exist amongst us whose members can commit murder and yet escape punish- ment? MASONS HAVE done this, and their brethren . . . are sworn to protect them. Fellow citizens, are men bound by such obligations and possessing such principals, FIT to be rulers of a FREE PEO- nro PLE? The Kennedy assassination appears to have been part a campaign of assassinations against a genera- tion of leaders who posed challenges to the entrenched power structure. The death toll included John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X. Viewed as a whole, these assassinations lead to the conclusion that anyone who promotes serious social reforms geared toward sharing the wealth and power will not be tolerated in a leadership position. Kennedy was planning to withdraw from Vietnam “by the end of 1965." Shortly after JFK's death, Freemason Lyndon Johnson reversed Kennedy's policy toward Vietnam. The escalating involvement in the Vietnam conflict was driven by the Freemasons who solidified their control of the United States government after the assassination of President Kennedy. The War in Vietnam profited the arms makers and drug runners. Both the American and Vietnamese peoples have paid dearly in both 281 Appendix C: Suggested Areas of Research I know thee well: a serviceable villain, As duteous to the vices of thy mistress Aa ta a As badness would desire. Gloucester: What, is he dead? Sit you down, father. Rest you. [Gloucester sits. ] Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation