John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, and is one of the four presidents who were assassinated in office. JFK’s death was an alarming event for our nation and many people were shocked. President Kennedy’s assassination caused many people to generate conspiracies about what may have “truly” happened regarding his death because of the unresolved case of who truly killed the president. Some people have a hard time digesting such adverse events, therefore leading them to invent beliefs of what might have happened. The Kennedy assassination sparked many different conspiracy theories that explain different versions of the murder. “JFK II” is a movie that explains a conspiracy theory about the assassination. By analyzing a
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At first, when it comes to analyzing a conspiracy theory, one must locate the motivation for producing such a conspiracy theory. JFK was “One of our greatest presidents,” according to a survey conducted by the Washington Post. Some people were abhorred by the murder of John F. Kennedy, in disbelief of how such a tragic event could occur. This event was very immense, which caused some people to believe that there must have been a large motif in assassinating President John F. Kennedy. In this instance we have two types of people regarding the conspiracy theory; we have those who are obsessed with the president or we have those who are simply paranoid. At first, “JFK II” appears to be a legitimate theory that deals with Kennedy’s assassination. However, as the story progresses, the credibility of the theory seems to decline, as the author makes loose connections that seem irrelevant to the subject. In the first few …show more content…
This article had some very fascinating facts about the people who were presumably involved in the JFK assassination. Apparently former President George H.W. Bush was a Nazi and his plan was to eliminate communism by eliminating the president. Obviously, this shows the nonsense the author speaks about in the movie. He also claims that the Union Bank was a Nazi Bank because the U.S. Government halted the Union Bank’s operations during World War II. I admire the author 's confidence in his theory even though they have no true significance. However, the author of “JFK II” made a very good point relating to Bush’s activity in the Central Intelligence Agency. It is very surprising to hear that President Bush may have participated in the group even before running for his presidency. This could mean that there was truly something secret and suspicious happening between the President and a member of the CIA, which somehow could lead to him being connected with the
At first, when it comes to analyzing a conspiracy theory, one must locate the motivation for producing such a conspiracy theory. JFK was “One of our greatest presidents,” according to a survey conducted by the Washington Post. Some people were abhorred by the murder of John F. Kennedy, in disbelief of how such a tragic event could occur. This event was very immense, which caused some people to believe that there must have been a large motif in assassinating President John F. Kennedy. In this instance we have two types of people regarding the conspiracy theory; we have those who are obsessed with the president or we have those who are simply paranoid. At first, “JFK II” appears to be a legitimate theory that deals with Kennedy’s assassination. However, as the story progresses, the credibility of the theory seems to decline, as the author makes loose connections that seem irrelevant to the subject. In the first few …show more content…
This article had some very fascinating facts about the people who were presumably involved in the JFK assassination. Apparently former President George H.W. Bush was a Nazi and his plan was to eliminate communism by eliminating the president. Obviously, this shows the nonsense the author speaks about in the movie. He also claims that the Union Bank was a Nazi Bank because the U.S. Government halted the Union Bank’s operations during World War II. I admire the author 's confidence in his theory even though they have no true significance. However, the author of “JFK II” made a very good point relating to Bush’s activity in the Central Intelligence Agency. It is very surprising to hear that President Bush may have participated in the group even before running for his presidency. This could mean that there was truly something secret and suspicious happening between the President and a member of the CIA, which somehow could lead to him being connected with the