2025年3月27日木曜日

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M. C. Armstrong
⁦‪@mcarmystrong‬⁩
⁦‪@ggreenwald‬⁩ ⁦‪@jeffersonmorley‬⁩ "John Connally, who during long days of conversation with this author was willing to answer almost any question put to him, no matter how delicate the topic, wouldn't answer when asked what Johnson said about Robert Kennedy. When the author pressed him, he finally said flatly: 'I pic.x.com/RWTBKmZugO
 
2025/03/27 4:48
 
 
"John Connally, who during long days of conversation with this author was willing to answer almost any question put to him, no matter how delicate the topic, wouldn't answer when asked what Johnson said about Robert Kennedy. When the author pressed him, he finally said flatly: 'I am not going to tell you what he said about him.' During the months after the convention, when Johnson was closeted alone back in Texas with an old ally, he would sometimes be asked about Robert Kennedy. He would reply with a gesture. Raising his big right hand, he would draw the side of it across the neck in a slowing, slitting movement. Sometimes that gesture would be his only reply; sometimes, as during a meeting with Ed Clark in Austin, he would say, as his hand moved across his neck, 'I'll cut his throat if it's the last thing I do.'"
-Robert Caro, THE PASSAGE OF POWER
#RFK #JFKfiles #LBJ

M. C. ArmstrongさんによるXでのポスト ケネディ

 
 
M. C. Armstrong
⁦‪@mcarmystrong‬⁩
⁦‪@mg_johnny43592‬⁩ ⁦‪@GMOScience‬⁩ ⁦‪@RobertKennedyJr‬⁩ The most important disclosure of 2025, thus far, is the Cliff Carter tape (unrelated to the forthcoming declassification.

Transcript of Shane Stevens' tape of his grandfather, Billie Sol Estes, talking with Clifton "Cliff" Carter (LBJ's fixer and the former executive head of pic.x.com/OUDJaeeLkZ
 
2025/01/25 9:37
 
 


The most important disclosure of 2025, thus far, is the Cliff Carter tape (unrelated to the forthcoming declassification. 

Transcript of Shane Stevens' tape of his grandfather, Billie Sol Estes, talking with Clifton "Cliff" Carter (LBJ's fixer and the former executive head of the DNC) in 1971:

Estes: "Sure good to see you. How's life treating you today?"

Carter: "Well, Sol, it's been a pretty touch and go situation. Lyndon and I have had quite a few unpleasant words here lately over the deal that he hired Mac Wallace to assassinate the president. It's been hectic in every way, but uh we've lived through it this far and I guess we'll continue to do so. Uh, Lyndon should have never issued that order to Mac, but we've had our differences and I'm true blue to Lyndon as I've always been and tried to carry out every order that he's ever given me. But this is one I'll probably never be able to forget. And the times that we've had in Texas and the embarrassment that Lyndon had gotten from the Kennedy—I guess there wasn't anything else to do but what he did.

Estes: "Well, you know Lyndon (inaudible)…"

Carter: "Well, Lyndon's the kind of person that doesn't want to help anyone. He's all for Lyndon and that's pretty much the way he's always been."

Estes: "Well, they had me backed up on that Henry Marshall killing and they just kinda blackmailed me to keep my mouth shut and if I hadn't had a bunch of tapes that I played after he got killed—cuz you know 17 got killed in this situation very mysteriously—and I've spent a lot of time and I've lost a lot of money and he's hurt my family a whole lot and it's really got me just disgusted with Lyndon in one way and in one way I feel real sorry for him.

But I really feel that in Lyndon's heart he felt like he was doing the right thing. He felt like he was the savior of the common man. I feel like in his heart he wanted to help people (inaudible)…I don't believe that anything (inaudible)…sanctioned all the killings that he has done. What do you think about it, Cliff? Do you think it could've been handled in any way without killing all of these people and got rid of the Kennedys? Do you think he would've won the election against him?"

Carter: "Well, I don't really believe so. You know he tried desperately to do just that and there didn't seem to be any other way. I know that he regrets a lot of the things that he has done, but still it has been a battle from day one…"

x.com/FilesJFK/statu…
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2025年3月26日水曜日

アーベル賞に京大の柏原正樹氏 日本人初、数学のノーベル賞(共同通信) - Yahoo!ニュース

アーベル賞に京大の柏原正樹氏 日本人初、数学のノーベル賞(共同通信) - Yahoo!ニュース

アーベル賞に京大の柏原正樹氏 日本人初、数学のノーベル賞

 ノルウェー科学文学アカデミーは26日、優れた業績を上げた数学者に贈るアーベル賞を、京都大数理解析研究所の柏原正樹特任教授(78)に授与すると発表した。代数解析学の基礎となる新たな理論を確立したことなどが評価された。アーベル賞は「数学のノーベル賞」ともいわれ、若手数学者に贈られるフィールズ賞と並ぶ偉業。2003年の最初の授与以来、日本人が選ばれるのは初めて。 【写真】柏原正樹氏、つるかめ算から数学者の道に 23歳で「D加群」理論の基礎確立

 アカデミーは柏原氏を「誰も想像しなかった方法で驚くべき定理を証明してきた。まさに真の数学的な先見者だ」とたたえた。26日公開の動画では、授賞を伝えられた柏原氏が「全く想像していなかった。とても驚いた」と繰り返し「光栄です。かみしめたい」と笑顔で話した。  柏原氏は1947年、茨城県生まれ。東京大に進み、70年の修士論文で代数解析学の「D加群」と呼ばれる理論を打ち立てた。論文は日本語だったが世界的に注目され、代数解析学などの分野に大きな影響を与えた。名古屋大助教授などを経て84年、京都大数理解析研究所教授になった。

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