John F. Kennedy Missile Crisis

JOHN KENNEDY WAS LOVED BY MANY-HE BROUGHT EVERYONE TOGETHER

pacificguitarist. Please read the history books, the one that document the truth rather than what they want you to know. Kennedy made a mistake of not supporting the invasion of cuba with aircraft (so say the books). But he did not sanction the invasion which should never have taken place. As it was his actions cost him his life because the resentment caused by his so called abandonment of those troops in the Bay of Pigs were deeply involved in his assassination. Them, the CIA and the FBI.

Buffet- are you honesty trying to tell me that Kennedy made the RIGHT decision for the wrong decisions?


Geez. You really can't give him any credit can you?

Ruga- it is widely known that JFK did NOT want to escalate the war to the levels that Johnson did. Johnson, once Kennedy died, often said that he disagreed with Kennedys' stance on vietnam.

apparently you know nothing. Ike sent the french money which actually got us involved then JFK sent troops to south vietnam to keep the north from taking over the free south. this is where your wrong Johnson is blamed because he escalated the war and made it as bad as it was JFK would have never done so.... do your research

asshole ike sent in the first soldiers into vietnam

Its because of JFK we fought the Vietnam war. He died before his name was tarnished. It all fell on Johnson

He speaks fairly clear, has fairly good eye contact with other people that are watching he's speech, and pretty calm about speaking he's speech. So he rocks.

JFK , the greatest president there ever was. He was the last of his kind. I wish we had a president that was like JFK... too bad that'll never happen again.

Yeah I meant was.

was

Can you believe? He can *actually* pronounce "nuclear" correctly.

Sigh...

no one F**ks with JFK

Kennedy didn't take any crap....

John F Kennedy is a great president!

buffett1000, I should also point out that Ex Comm members also included Robert McNamara, Douglas Dillon, Adlai Stevenson, Ted Sorenson, McGeorge Bundy, Dean Rusk, Ken O'Donnell, John McCone among others.