Was President Kennedy Trying to Warn Us in a Speech 10 days Before He Died?

The world was fascinated with President Kennedy.  Whether it was because he was young and good looking, or had a beautiful wife with impeccable style, people wanted to see them in person.
 
One great thing that President Kennedy was excellent at as well was his speeches.  He gave plenty of speeches, but there was one speech he gave 10 days before he died, that was almost a warning sign to the American People, of really happens in Washington, and it is the opposite of what people think. The American people have always wanted free and fair elections, but if you hear Kennedy’s speech, elections were not even fair during his time.  Here is what Kenney said in his speech on November 12, 1963:

 “Ladies and gentlemen, the very word secrecy is inherently against open and free society.  Our nation, by nature, has historically opposed secret societies, secret orders, and closed gatherings.  All over the world we are facing a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that seeks to expand its influence on the earth to carry out its own ideas by covert means. Instead of free elections, it changes governments. This system has immeasurable human and material resources. They created a powerful and efficient “machine” that carries out military, diplomatic, economic, scientific, and political operations. Their activities are secret and closed to the public. Their mistakes are hidden, and the system is being established with stealth. Ancient Greece had a law forbidding citizens from avoiding public debate. I ask for your help on this important issue of raising awareness and warning the American people. I am confident that with your help, people will become what they were born to be, free and independent.”
 
Ten days after Kennedy gave this speech, he was accused of being murdered by a secret organization.  We may never know who was involved in Kennedy’s death, but he did try to warn the American people.  He seemed to really care to uphold how elections are ran in the
United States.
 From what Kennedy wrote though, it does not make it seem like things have gotten better in Washington, but a group of more powerful people with money who are against free and fair elections by the people.

Stefanie Daubert
Conservative Christian News
​Editor and Writer