The Secrets & Betrayals of Richard Nixon

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Have people noticed that Robert Kennedy Jr. has basically disappeared? Why? It’s odd that he’s now the invisible candidate after the DNC, not the people and not the delegates, picked the presidential candidate for the Democrat party.

There are too many unanswered questions about the assassination of JFK. We have an attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, and the Secret Service failed to do their job – why?

There are also many questions about the ouster of Richard Nixon. The case against him was overblown and perhaps contrived. He knew nothing about the Watergate break-in.

50 Years Ago, a Cabal Pushed Richard Nixon Out of Office

Fifty years ago, Richard Nixon resigned. One of his attorneys, Geoff Shepard, did a deep dive into the records and turned them into a book. He also helped put a film together.

He discovered that the special prosecutor was secretly meeting with the judge and the Democrats on the Hill, denying the president any semblance of due process.

Shephard, now in his late 70s, compiled the Nixon defense documents into a 2015 book, “The Real Watergate Scandal: Collusion, Conspiracy, and the Plot That Brought Nixon Down.” Playwright and director George Bugatti adapted Shepard’s nonfiction book into “Trial on the Potomac.”

Bugatti has now turned Shepard’s foundational work into a new documentary film, “Watergate’s Secrets and Betrayals,” hosted by John O’Hurley (“Seinfeld”).

“There’s a great quote by Carl Sagan: ‘It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken,'” George Bugatti said. “I think the true students of history, people coming to this with an open mind, can be surprised by the gross injustice that was done by our Department of Justice. It’s nothing less than shocking. They’re going to be surprised that this could actually occur.”

Nixon never had his day in court. Does all this sound familiar? He appears innocent!

The film was released yesterday on the anniversary of Nixon’s stepping down from office in 1974.

The two clips are trailers. The first one is very short. For $2.99, you can rent the full documentary at WatergateSecrets.com.

I will summarize it tomorrow, but there is nothing like watching it.

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Canadian Friend
Canadian Friend
10 months ago

I paid the $3 and just watched the documentary about Watergate there are many similarities with how lying, cheating, manipulating and all kinds of lawfare dirty tricks were used against Nixon to make him look guilty of things he did not even do and what they are doing to Trump. As I often tell people, Trump is not guilty, is… Read more »

Canadian Friend
Canadian Friend
10 months ago

I only began caring about politics in my 40s about 20 years ago. And at first when people would mention the Deep State I was a bit puzzled…what did they mean and who could be those people hiding behind the curtain and who have so much power? I now read 10 to 15 hours a day about American politics (… Read more »

solar
solar
10 months ago

As a life long Conservative, I never cared for Nixon, even served under him in Korea on the Z, and when he took us off the gold standard, that was the final straw for me. Roger Ailes served with Nixon, a new leader in the RINO movement of the day, better known as the WEF today, as exemplified in GHWB… Read more »

MACVSOG
MACVSOG
10 months ago
Reply to  solar

Solar; you may have answered/confirmed something I’ve wondered about for several years about Rush. Are you from SE Missouri? If you can and want contact me here: so***@***qx.com (this email will self destruct in 14 days) Blessings to you.

solar
solar
10 months ago
Reply to  MACVSOG

OK, but no, I was born in Sacramento, heard Rush the very first show on KFBK where he got his start. He was nothing like the guy that went corporate. He was unfiltered, he ripped libs like you’d never heard, exposed so much about their commie connections. That was the Rush I will remember. I’ll copy your email, or you… Read more »