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A fter JFK’s death, Onassis quickly established control over Lyndon Johnson by fear. On the trip back to Washington, Johnson was warned by radio, relayed from an Air Forcebase: “There was no conspiracy. Oswald was a lone nut assassin. Get it, Lyndon? Otherwise Air Force One might have an unfortunate accident on the flight back to Washington.” Onassis filled all important government posts with his own men. All government agencies became means to accom- plish an end: rifle the American Treasury, steal as much as possible, keep the people confused and disorganised and leaderless, pursue world domination. JFK’s original “Group of 40” was turned over to Rockefeller and his man Kissinger, so that they could more effectively exploit South America. (Onassis was one of the first to console Jackie when she got back from Dallas with JFK ‘s body). Silva, a San Francisco private detective hired by Angelina Alioto to get the goods on philandering Joe, followed Joe Alioto to Vacavilla to the Nut Tree Restaurant, where he held a private meeting with other Mafioso to arrange details of the JFK assassination payoff to Frattiano. November 23rd 1963: Oswald’s Testimony In the basement of the Dallas Police Station, Lee Harvey Oswald told a local CBS filmcrew (who captured the state- ment fox posterity); “I positively know nothing about this situztioi here. I would like to have legal representation...Well, 1 was ques- tioned by a judge. However, I protested at that time that I was not allowed legal representation during that very short and sweet hearing. I really don’t know what this situation is about. Nobody has told me anything, except that I’m accused of murdering a policeman. I know nothing more than that. I do request someone to come forward to give me legal assistance.” A reporter asked Oswald, “Did you kill the President?” “No,” he answered, “I have not been charged with that. In fact, nobody has said that to me yet. The first thing I heard about it was when the newspaper reporters in the hall asked me that question.” Ten years later, a Psychological Stress Evaluator (PSE) was used by ‘former’ CIA agent George O'Toole to test Oswald’s statements on tape. The PSE analysis showed that Oswald was more worried about his lack of a lawyer than about any of the charges against him. PSE analysts have concluded that he believed he was innocent of all charges. However, in Volume 24, Exhibit 2038 of the Warren Commission Report (the official ‘investigation’ of the John F. Kennedy assassination), the following may be found: a. ee “Bob Mulholland, NBC News, Chicago, talked in Dallas to one Ferrie... Ferrie said that Oswald had been under hypnosis from a man doing a mind-reading act at (lack) Ruby’s *‘Carousel’...”. Jack Ruby, who owned the Mafia-linked Carousel Club ,anold friend of Sam Giancana’s, killed Oswald November 22nd 1963: