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Let's skip ahead - assume for the sake of argument that JFK was assassinated for the reasons you believe and by the people you believe - what then? What is the implication for us today?

Let's also admit that there is some element of corruption in Western democracies - what to do about that? Blow the whole system up in order to stop enabling it? Deny its authority and join a private militia? Let's say you find a old lamp while walking on the beach and a genie pops out and grants you one wish - what do you replace the current system with?

Really, you should heed your own words. As for me I try to follow this tenet by John Stuart Mill:

“He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that.”
-John Stuart Mill

This should be clear on my state of mind regarding openness.

Yes Misha, it is true that I have a life outside of researching the JFK Assassination which prevents me from spending considerable amounts of time on the issue. I also know that there are people out there that do spend considerable amounts of time, possibly even more than you, who have come to different conclusions than you. The little time I get to do research, I tend to focus on the events between 12:25 and 2:00 on Nov 22 which is what I find more interesting and relevant. What happened to the body after death is really not quite as important as proving who shot the President so yes, I may have heard about it and forgotten or suppressed the information for one reason or another. For example, the casket was dumped in the ocean. Sounds kinda fishy (pardon the pun) but there's a plausible explanation for it and even if there wasn't, it doesn't have as much to do with the killing as to what was going on inside Dealey Plaza at the time of the shots.