Jeremiah Wright, Lyndon Johnson, John Kennedy, George Burkley
Thanks to Irma for this.
Check out this picture of Jeremiah Wight and President Johnson.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jeremiah...
And this interview with Jeremiah Wright. I can't post the link as it will make this page impossibly wide. Just search on "Interview with Jeremiah Wright Arlen Parsa" and you will find it.
4-1-2009
Interview with Jeremiah Wright Arlen Parsa
Columbia College - Chicago
When I graduated
335 from cardiopulmonary technology school, I taught in that class and got retained
336 there as a teacher, as an instructor in the cardiopulmonary school itself. And that's
337 where I was when I, when I met Bill Moyers and didn't know who Bill Moyers was.
338 That's where I was when I monitored both of [President Johnson's] surgeries as a
339 cardiopulmonary technician at the National Labor Medical Hospital Bethesda, so a
340 total of six years.
Okay, back to the picture, look at the letter. George G. Burkley, Physician to the President.
And who was Burkley?
Questions abound about Burkley's handling of the now-missing brain of JFK, his role at the autopsy, and his involvement in the 1965 transfer of autopsy materials into the Kennedy family's hands. Did the Warren Commission and HSCA avoid Burkley because they were afraid of what he would say? In a 1967 oral history, Burkley was asked whether he agreed with the Warren Commission's view on the number of shots. Burkley's reply: "I would not care to be quoted on that."
http://www.maryferrell.org/wiki/index.php/...
Check out this picture of Jeremiah Wight and President Johnson.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jeremiah...
And this interview with Jeremiah Wright. I can't post the link as it will make this page impossibly wide. Just search on "Interview with Jeremiah Wright Arlen Parsa" and you will find it.
4-1-2009
Interview with Jeremiah Wright Arlen Parsa
Columbia College - Chicago
When I graduated
335 from cardiopulmonary technology school, I taught in that class and got retained
336 there as a teacher, as an instructor in the cardiopulmonary school itself. And that's
337 where I was when I, when I met Bill Moyers and didn't know who Bill Moyers was.
338 That's where I was when I monitored both of [President Johnson's] surgeries as a
339 cardiopulmonary technician at the National Labor Medical Hospital Bethesda, so a
340 total of six years.
Okay, back to the picture, look at the letter. George G. Burkley, Physician to the President.
And who was Burkley?
Questions abound about Burkley's handling of the now-missing brain of JFK, his role at the autopsy, and his involvement in the 1965 transfer of autopsy materials into the Kennedy family's hands. Did the Warren Commission and HSCA avoid Burkley because they were afraid of what he would say? In a 1967 oral history, Burkley was asked whether he agreed with the Warren Commission's view on the number of shots. Burkley's reply: "I would not care to be quoted on that."
http://www.maryferrell.org/wiki/index.php/...
I never would have known ANY of these connections if not for you Irma.