Betty Garble Meets Susan Haywire

[Wayne Johnson]

I forget.  Where is you these days?

wj
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Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 7:23 AM
Subject: Betty Garble Meets Susan Haywire


> > For what, assisination by snow balls?
> >
> > Heh, heh.
> >
> > How you?  What is this about your being sick?  Is this true?
> >
> > (Uh, oh, rhyming again....bad sign.)
> >
> > wj
>
> No, there was a bad memory patch there. What it was a personal fascination
> with contemporary medical technology, when the dox were hunting for the
> source of my funny head illness. It turned out to be nothing worse than a
> salivary gland infection and swelling, which cut off blood supply to the
> brain and made me all cuckoo (even more than usual).
>
> What I submitted were some elegant shots of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging
> they put me through. Real kick. Fun to see all the bulbous bulging pulsing
> clockwork in one's own organism. At least for me.
>
> The previous high was a CAT Scan where I raced around in front of the
> (forbidden to patients) CRT and saw my brain. Looked just like one of
> those cartoon brains --  walnut-style. Nice to know you have one.
>
> I don't get the assassination by snow ball biz but this recent hubbub
> about LBJ having his finger in the JFK hit is certainly intriguing. Hows
> about a deathbed squealing by Lady Bird? Wouldn't that stop the presses?
> Probably only for the over-sixties. Nobody else gives a shit I presume.
>
> What is remarkable is that the authorities, lapdog media, everybody
> wilfully avoided looking at the Kennedy murder from a basic criminological
> viewpoint:
>
> MOTIVE
> MEANS
> OPPORTUNITY
>
> Poor suckered Kennedys. On the other hand the Corsicans may just have
> prevented WWIII: a bio of Jackie I read claimed that both she and Jack
> were getting regular pep shots loaded with amphetamines. Hey, hey, rattle
> them missiles!! Scary.
>
> BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
>
> "ready to head for the Mexican border with a pickup truck full of
> groceries -- October 1962"
>
>