C-SPAN has compiled the historical Inauguration Address Speeches of Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson, Nixon, George H. W. Bush, Clinton and George W. Bush and I thought I’d post them on this day that the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, will give his first Inaugural Address.

President Franklin Roosevelt 1933 Inauguration – Newsreel footage of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1933…

President Harry Truman 1949 Inauguration – Newsreel footage of President Harry S. Truman’s first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1949…

President Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953 Inauguration – President Eisenhower delivered his first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1953…

President John F. Kennedy 1961 Inauguration – President Kennedy delivered his Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1961…

President Lyndon B. Johnson 1965 Inauguration – President Lyndon B. Johnson delivered his Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1965…

President Richard Nixon 1969 Inauguration – President Richard Nixon delivered his first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1969.

President Ronald Reagan 1981 Inauguration – President Ronald Reagan delivered his first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1981…

President George H.W. Bush 1989 Inauguration – President George H.W. Bush delivered his Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1989…

President Bill Clinton 1993 Inauguration – President Bill (William) Clinton delivered his first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 1993…

President George W. Bush 2001 Inauguration – President George W. Bush gave his first Inaugural Address Speech on January 20, 2001…

Update – Related:
Barack Obama takes Presidential Oath as he is Sworn in as 44th President of The United States and gives his Inaugural Address Speech
Barack Obama Inauguration – Raw Video

E. Howard Hunt’s video confession about the JFK assassination was released this week and as expected the mainstream media were silent.

Paul Joseph Watson of Prison Planet writes:

The world exclusive E. Howard Hunt JFK confession video tape was released this week to a deafening silence from the mainstream media, while the dumbed-down general public attempted to dismiss the now deceased whistleblower Hunt, a former CIA operative and Nixon White House insider, as a mentally unstable drunk.

The media have been too busy focusing on every little detail of the current 2008 Presidential election I guess, which interestingly enough, Presidential candidate Barack Obama’s speech in Berlin in July was compared to JFK’s speech in Berlin in 1963.

Watson goes on to write:

In the video, Hunt discusses LBJ, who saw Kennedy as an “obstacle” to the presidency, and how Johnson consorted with top CIA officials Cord Meyer and William K. Harvey to carry out the assassination plot. Hunt had direct knowledge of the plot because he was part of it in his role as a “bench warmer,” as he described himself…

…Watch the world exclusive clips below on You Tube below or subscribe to Prison Planet.tv and get the high quality version as well as advance access to Alex Jones’ highly anticipated upcoming JFK documentary, which will feature E. Howard Hunt’s revelations in full, along with a wider in-depth study of the JFK assassination and its cover-up.

Watch the Video clips of E. Howard Hunt:

An excellent interview with Jesse Ventura, on “Inside USA” Al Jazeera English, who went from wrestler to former Minnesota governor. He is known for his controversial political views and in this interview Ventura talks about America being on the brink of fascism, questions surrounding 9/11, and what Fidel Castro told him about the assassination of JFK, and more.

Watch the “Inside USA” Al Jazeera English Video (Aug.1, 2008) Part 1:

Watch the “Inside USA” Al Jazeera English Video (Aug.1, 2008) Part 2:

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

A newly released FBI file is revealing a different look at the investigation into the assassination of President John F Kennedy.

Documents show Gerald Ford, then a congressman, secretly advised the FBI that two of his fellow members on the Warren Commission doubted JFK had been shot from the sixth floor of the Texas Book Depository.

The FBI’s large file on Ford was released in part this past week in response to requests under the Freedom of Information Act made by the media on the day Ford died in 2006.

The file offers detailed descriptions of Ford’s work as an FBI informant.

Related: AP – Ford told FBI about panel’s doubts on JFK murder

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Thursday, July 24, 2008

As Barack Obama continued his foreign tour today in Berlin, speaking in front of an enthusiastic crowd estimated at 100,000 people, it has some comparing it to JFK’s trip to Berlin in 1963 where he excited the German people when he said “Ich bin ein Berliner”.

John F. Kennedy Speech in Berlin, West Germany – June 26, 1963…

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I don’t think we should be comparing Barack Obama to JFK if Obama is going to let the Bush Admin get away with crimes, and Obama’s flip-flop on FISA which allows Telecom Immunity, and Obama trusts the Inspector General will ensure accountability on the warrantless surveillance of Americans’ communications.

Even though I don’t like a lot of the things Obama is doing and plans to do, let’s hope he doesn’t have the same fate as JFK as some have talked about assassination already.
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