“He was surrounded by a military-industrial complex,” JFK’s nephew stuns Joe Rogan by revealing former President’s interesting take on Vietnam War
UFC color commentator Joe Rogan and JFK's nephew discuss the consequences of John F Kennedy's Vietnam war refusal.
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Joe Rogan recently invited US presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. to his Spotify podcast, the ‘Joe Rogan Experience’. During the podcast, both individuals talked about the military and political complex in the US during the time of John F Kennedy.
Robert Kennedy, who saw his uncle as a young kid, described how JFK realized the situation from the very beginning. According to Robert, the Central Intelligence Agency was always promoting wars for the military-industrial complex.
He said: “My uncle John Kennedy, refused to go to war. He was surrounded by a military industrial complex and he learned very early and an intelligence apparatus that he realized that the purpose of the CIA and intelligence apparatus was to create a constant pipeline of new wars for the military industrial complex.”
Robert Kennedy added: “Two months later the military and intelligence came to him and said ‘we got to invade Cuba’ and he was like I’m not going into Cuba and I’m not going to let the military.”
Robert continued by revealing that after JFK took the oath, two months later, the intelligence and military came to tell him about going into war with Cuba, which the president strictly denied.
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Joe Rogan talks about the records about the JFK killing that were made public
Joe Rogan is well known for his interest in conspiracy theories, and he has talked about the infamous assassination of former US President John F. Kennedy multiple times.
Recently, he discussed in his podcast the records about the killing of John F. Kennedy that were made public. The country’s political discourse has long focused on the killing of the 35th president of the United States as a source of mystery and contention. The National Archives declassified thousands of previously-held documents about “JFK’s” tragic death in 1963 as part of a federal investigation into the same.
Rogan spoke to Brian Redban on episode #1913 of The Joe Rogan Experience about the released documents and said: “Bro. Jesus Christ. Yeah, they kept documents. I would definitely not let people read the ones that would be looking bad. I mean, that’s the only explanation. Why can’t we read ’em? They must be bad! They can’t be good. Well, they say a lot of great things about the CIA, we’re pretty humble, we don’t want that. How will they ever find out? If they are able to keep s**t from us, how will they ever find out? Even though there’s been laws passed and you know, rulings, they’re supposed to release it, 2017. Like, what? Why not? What are you doing? What’s happening?”
Despite ongoing regulations promoting transparency between the intelligence services and the general public, Joe Rogan is sure that the majority of people are still in the dark.
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