911 Truth: The Assassinations of the 1960s as ?Deep Events?

October 17, 2008
by Peter Dale Scott
For over two years now I have been speaking and writing about what I call deep
events. I mean by deep events the traumatic and unexpected episodes that recur
periodically in US history and alter it, nearly always for the worse. These
deep events can never be properly analyzed or understood, because of an intelligence
dimension which results in a socially imposed veil of silence, both in the government
and in the Mainstream Media.
The more that I look at these deep events comparatively, ranging over the past
five decades, the more similarities I see between them, and the more I understand
them in the light of each other. I hope in this paper to use analogies from
the murder of JFK and 9/11 to cast new light on the murders of Martin Luther
King and Robert F. Kennedy.1
I began this analysis in 2006 by comparing the JFK assassination with 9/11.
I drew attention to over a dozen similarities, of which today I will be focusing
on only four ...