Trump Buys Magic Bullet
President Reiterates Belief in Warren Commission Finding that Oswald Acted Alone in Killing JFK
President Donald Trump believes that Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone gunman and that the Warren Commission was credible. That’s if you take him at his word in an interview with Clay Travis. Last year, with the release of those 80,000 JFK-related documents, Trump reiterated his belief that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. That framing, however, sits uneasily alongside decades of unresolved anomalies, disputed forensic findings, eyewitness accounts and of course, the magic bullet theory.
Robert "Tosh" Plumlee, a CIA pilot who was at Dealey Plaza that day, with an abort team to stop the assassination, knows that's not true (and so do most Americans). This is personal experience that Trump does not have. Today, Plumlee is telling the world about what he saw and says it is at odds with what Trump believes. First, listen to Trump in his own words a little more than a year ago:
In response, former CIA pilot Robert “Tosh” Plumlee, who was in Dealey Plaza that day with an ‘abort team’ whose job was to stop the assassination, in collaboration with investigative author Ralph Pezzullo, dismisses any such conclusion as conspiratorial in its cover-up. Plumlee, who has long stated he was present in and around Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, has also claimed operational ties to covert aviation activities linked to CIA-affiliated networks during the same period.
- Challenges lone gunman narrative with firsthand intelligence-era claims
- Reexamines Dealey Plaza events through operational aviation perspective
- Introduces alleged CIA-linked training encounters with Oswald
- Connects assassination context to covert Cold War structures
- Argues official record reflects incomplete or managed conclusions
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ABOUT ROBERT “TOSH” PLUMLEE…
Robert "Tosh" Plumlee is a former contract pilot who claims to have participated in covert aviation operations connected to U.S. intelligence agencies beginning in the early 1950s.
According to his account, he flew missions throughout the Caribbean and Latin America involving weapons transfers, intelligence logistics, and clandestine operations targeting Cuba.
Plumlee has provided statements to investigators examining intelligence activities and the Kennedy assassination over several decades.
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