On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, we speak with two researchers who challenge the official account, and who outline possible motives by elite elements of American society for wanting to eliminate the bright charismatic political leader.
Mark Robinowitz is a writer, political activist and ecological campaigner in Eugene, Oregon. He publishes the site jfkmlkrfk.com which connects the dots between deep political events, and the contemporary environmental and economic landscape.
William Pepper is a barrister in the United Kingdom admitted to the bar in numerous jurisdictions across the US. He wrote three books on the assassination of Martin Luther King and has served as counsel for accused RFK murderer Sirhan SIrhan. HIs site is WilliamPepper.com
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