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What about the role of the Minute Men and other "right wing
extremists" in the conspiracy? Guy Banister was tied to the Minute
Men. And isn't it true that a right-winger named Joseph Milteer knew
in advance that JFK was going to be shot from a high building and that
Milteer was in Dallas for the assassination?
This is another popular distraction that has kept JFK assassination
researchers busy. Milteer was not one of the masterminds of the JFK
assassination conspiracy nor was he a player in the actual plot to kill JFK
that ultimately succeeded. It is conceivable Milteer did have some
knowledge about an alleged plot to kill JFK in Miami. Information may
have been leaked to Milteer by one of the low-level conspirators about some
plot and he may have wanted to think, being a Kennedy hater, that he was
"on the inside" of some conspiracy, but you can be certain that he was not.
Milteer bragged of his "knowledge" to a police informant and that
"knowledge," actually, may have been disinformation leaked to Milteer in
order to distract attention from the real conspiracy. Milteer may have been
brought to Dallas at the time of the JFK assassination for some other reason
under some other pretense, for example, thinking that he was part of some
"dummy" assassination attempt to provoke a backlash against Fidel Castro.
Again, we'll never know. One could spin any number of scenarios.
Personally, I'm not convinced that photographs which purport to show
Milteer in Dallas on November 22 actually are photographs of Milteer.
Former CIA contract operative Gerry Patrick Hemming has said that he
himself had almost been in attendance at the meeting where Milteer made
the remarks about the impending attack on JFK and that he (Hemming)
avoided the meeting because he sensed that a set-up was in the works;
Hemming has speculated that he believes that he (Hemming) was also being
set up as a possible "patsy." So this is real food for thought.
Regarding the Minutemen and Guy Banister: it's now common
knowledge that the Minute Men had been infiltrated by government
intelligence agents for years and there is a large body of suspicion that even
the founder of the Minutemen, Robert DePugh, may have been a
government agent of some sort.
As I note in Appendix Two of Final Judgment, one long-time
government informant in the Minutemen and other "right wing" groups was
Roy Frankhauser who himself claims to have come in contact with Oswald
when he (Frankhauser) was infiltrating a left wing group that Oswald was
purportedly associating with. And it will be remembered that Dan Burros,
the former American Nazi Party officer, died mysteriously in Frankhauser's
home in Pennsylvania. Although Burros' name appeared in Oswald's
address book, not one single JFK assassination researcher has delved into
this unusual possible connection between Oswald and a long-time
undercover informant for the federal intelligence agencies.
As I've pointed out, there may be a reason for this: in at least one
instance which has been documented, Frankhauser's undercover activities
for the government were actually being financed by a Jewish organization,