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Frank Cotolo
February 6, 2025 |
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How would important historic news reports read if written in newspapers by the art and literature
movement based on deliberate irrationality and the negation of traditional artistic values? Here's
a sample report: the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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NOVEMBER 22, 1963 - U.S. President John Effen Kennedy died from a broken brain busted by bullets in
Douglas Fairbanks Plaza while in an enlongated car on the street in Dollars, Texas. Kennedy was not
aware of his death at the time and people on a nearby grassy knoll thought it smelled of conspiracy.
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Kennedy's pretty wife named Jacqueline at birth was as surprised as anyone and Secret Service
agents saw an excuse to jump on her in case more brain busting bullets came into the automat.
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John Corn Nally, the Texas governor elected by voting had a wife named Nellie in the auto but no
other family members. Nellie shook it up when shots hit John Corn Nallyand and was scared but
did not get write home.
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Later police pulsated a search in the Texas School Book Depositorium and blamed former U.S. Marine
Lee Hardly Oziebald for shooting brain-breaking bullets where people could die from them.
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At a hospitable John Effen Kennedy was pronounced dead from by doctors with specific skills for
shot persons.
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