The Cuban Missile Crisis Was Staged

John F. Kennedy was the first [and only] Roman Catholic man elected President of the United States of America [1960].

President Kennedy endorsed the Bay of Pigs invasion to Cuba in April 1961. At the very last moment, just before the troops were to land at the Bay of Pigs, President Kennedy canceled the support of the U.S. troops at the insistence of his brother Robert F. Kennedy, then Attorney General of the U.S.

Sometime later, President Kennedy, while addressing the Cuban community in exile, acknowledged his personal responsibility for the failure of the Bay of Pigs invasion and the ensuing problems stemming from its failure. He apologized and handsomely made it up to the Cuban community in exile. [Had he come to the realization that he and his brother Robert had been tricked into such cancellation as part of a greater conspiracy?]

The Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 has been considered the closest the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. came to engage in a Nuclear War.

However, the Emergency Command Center of the U.S., Mt. Weather, was not placed on alert as it should have been by those who were responsible of doing so, had the crisis been a real one. (1) & (2)

We have just learned that the Soviet Union had a nuclear bomb in their Embassy at Washington, D.C. in 1961. President Kennedy knew about it. (5)

We have providentially encountered a third physical confirmation that the Missile Crisis of October 1962 was a staged event. This third physical confirmation (see NOTE of October 16, 2002 above for second physical confirmation) is in the form of a listing found in the Clock Timeline.

This Global Security & News Analysis page is not your average "Internet Tabloid" as you will see when you visit their page or review their Board membership. (3)

In this Clock Timeline page (4) they indicate their assessment as to how close the world is to Midnight - Midnight being the time for a nuclear holocaust. As you will see, there is no listing for the year 1962 although they have many other events/years listed when much less important events that impacted the probabilities for a nuclear holocaust, took place.

President Kennedy's temperament has been defined by his ingenuity and cool head during the Cuban missile crisis, yet that was not his standard profile.

Providentially, we stumbled upon a book (6) which factually confirmed that the Missile Crisis was no more than a staged act. So far, we only had as concrete proof the article on Time magazine (2) which reported that the Emergency Command Center of the U.S., Mt. Weather, was not placed on alert as it should have been by those who were supposed to activate it were the crisis had been a real one.

In said book we "met" for the first time ever, Oleg Penkovsky, a top military Soviet intelligence officer.

Oleg Penkovsky went from a Russian World War II military hero, to becoming America's best human intelligence asset in the Soviet Union. He believed that Nikita Khrushchev's leadership was taking the Soviet Union onto the path of destruction.

Penkovsky was the highest level Soviet officer to ever spy for the United States or British Intelligence. The Penkovsky case is considered to have been the most successful Cold War espionage operation.

Penkovsky allowed the administrations of President Eisenhower and President Kennedy to bypass the bluster and rhetoric of Nikita Khrushchev, and to know the true facts concerning Soviet military preparedness. The files (7) indicate that Penkovsky's acts of espionage were able to accurately define for the United Sates the limitations of Soviet power. Through Penkovsky, the United States learned of the number of nuclear missiles the Soviets held and where, as well as their many technical difficulties.

Soviet GRU (military intelligence) documents, provided by Penkovsky to the U.S., exposed the friction among the Soviet high command over long term Soviet military strategy.

It turns out that President Kennedy and his top aides were absolutely sure, thanks to Penkovsky, that Khrushchev would not go into war for that or any other reason since they would lose the war "on the first round" The Soviets just did not have the nuclear capabilities to match those of the U.S.

This was known by the US top command since July 1962, although Kennedy acted out the drama on a televised statement on October 22.

Therefore, Kennedy was on very solid and secure ground when he issued his ultimatums to Khrushchev. He knew, because of Penkovsky, that Khrushchev's threats were hollow. No wonder the Emergency Command Center was not activated as we pointed out in 1992

As gesture of good will towards Khrushchev (to help Khrushchev save face and give this monumental sham some respectability) Kennedy agreed to remove the US missiles from Turkey. Why not? after all, the U.S. could still pulverize the Soviet Union without the missiles in Turkey.

Kennedy also promised, in "exchange" to keep his hands off Cuba which, of course, has been used as the excuse as to why the U.S. has never booted the Castro brothers and their pathetic revolution from Cuba.

Only once the facility (Mt. Weather) go on full alert - on Nov. 9, 1965, when a power failure darkened much of the Northeast. Bourassa (first head of Mt. Weather and its reliability) says he feared at the time that it was the result of a surgical nuclear strike.... Bourassa also put the facility on a high state of readiness following Kennedy's assassination in 1963. Surprisingly, Mount Weather was not put on alert during the Cuban missile crisis, though the situation was monitored closely.

The M+G+R Foundation

[SECTION 10]

Was the Cuban Missile Crisis Real?