"We slept in the same park -- named after President Kennedy -- that night, but we didn't talk about the name. ... He did bring him up from time to time, referring to him as 'my father' (never 'my dad'), usually in a serious tone. But not always. When Sotheby's held the Kennedy family yard sale in 1996, John wasn't the least surprised at the high prices. ... Golf clubs for a million bucks? 'Cheap! A bargain! ... We're giving stuff away!' ... The park in County Cork had a bronze-relief sculpture of John F. Kennedy at the entrance, youthful and smiling. I walked by it the next morning, wondering if he'd been responsible for the surprisingly good sleep I'd had. John looked at it as well. I can't even imagine what he was thinking. We left the park and drove directly to Dublin, where we were staying one more night before returning to London."
--Robert Littell, "The Men We Became"

“It didn’t help that John’s birthday, November 25, was so close to the November 22 date of his father’s death. In 1988, the 25th anniversary of the assassination, John told me that he wished his birthday fell somewhere else on the calendar. He made a similar comment in 1993, on the 30th anniversary. We were rollerblading in Battery Park. … John told me that the media coverage of his father was ‘not so easy’ emotionally, and that he’d prefer to just go get a beer. … We stuck to our usual program, playing tough guys in the face of our past.”
--Robert Littell, “The Men We Became”

“John was clearly sensitive about him. … He was younger than 3 years old when he lost him. … His loss surrounded him daily. Whether it was a plaque on some wall or a reference to the airport, John’s father’s legacy was omnipresent. And his absence was underlined. Though we never talked about his father’s assassination, it’s such a pervasive cultural reference that it seemed to come up all the time. He didn’t flinch. Contrary to stories I’ve read, I never saw John leave the room when the Rolling Stones song ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ was playing. Actually, if we were in the car or some other private place, he’d sing out, even yell, the lines. … He never looked at me when he did it. And he didn’t laugh. But sing he did. I think he took some sort of solace in the rock ‘n’ roll glorification – by his beloved Rolling Stones – of his dad.”
--Robert Littell, “The Men We Became”

November 22, 2024

Posted by RFK Jr. at "17."
7:37 a.m. ET
7+3+7=17/Q

"No coincidences."

November 5, 1997
Asia de Cuba, NYC
George magazine's 2nd anniversary party.
Richard Blow, an editor/writer for George, wrote in his "American Son" that Donald Trump was also there.

Interestingly, it says the article is no longer available.

Here's Vincent Fusca at a recent Elon Musk rally in Pennsylvania. 😎

Seven times, actually. ;)
At President Trump's very last rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Timestamp: ~3:01:45-3:04:55
https://rumble.com/v5liy9n-live-president-trump-holds-final-2024-campaign-rally-in-grand-rapids-mi-114.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

Interestingly, the name "John"=47
45 & 47=POTUS

Working together backstage, behind the scenes or not? Time will tell...

"Various air crashes killed both of her parents, her brother, her sister-in-law, and her nephew John."
--RFK Jr.

https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1844500399950123206

Congratulations to President Donald J. Trump, 45 - 47!

Honeymoon in Turkey

September 21, 1996
Wedding photos.
RFK Jr. is second to last on far right.
The bearded man over John's right shoulder is John Perry Barlow, mentioned in several Q drops.

Jackie and JFK married on September 12, 1953.

Carolyn and John married on September 21, 1996.

12/21

21/12

😎 💙

September 21, 1996💙

September 20, 1996
NYC

September 20, 1968

Walking to Collegiate School, a boy's school founded in 1628.

September 15, 1963 💙

September 15, 1963💙

Bailey's Beach - Newport, Rhode Island

September 15, 1963

Bailey's Beach - Newport, Rhode Island

September 15, 1963

Bailey's Beach - Newport, Rhode Island

September 15, 1963

The last September with his father...

(Bailey's Beach - Newport, Rhode Island)

September 15, 1963 💙

March 1996 (the year of the goatee.) 😎

This is John and Maurice Templesman (he had been Jackie's boyfriend up until her death in 1994) visiting Nelson Mandela in South Africa.