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Did John Fritzgerald Kennedy use drugs?I heard he was often stoned,he used anphetamine and steroids. Isn’t it?
I’m italian but I saw it on History Channel, an international satellite television.
I ask this casue in Italy JFK has ever seen by media like a God. None in Italy speak about the private life of the president.
What do yuo think about it? Don’t you agree it’s impossible that a TV say only lies…. but after this documentary probably or our media channels are a kind of pretenders, or History Channel says only boomshit… Where is the truth?
I know the president’ disease but…. the documentary sayd JFK took more chemicals than the medical prescription. And this fact had a conseguence for his mind.
Than in the 1960 the anphetamine wasn’t well known like today, and any doctor used this substance like a cure for ache.
Really? He killed Marylin Monroe????
…..Are you serious???? 
He alledgedly smoked cannabis with Mary Pinchot Meyer, and may have taken LSD with her. “Mary was a painter and described as a free spirit, who tried hallucinogens with Timothy Leary at Harvard University by 1962, and told him the CIA was interested in the mind-control potential of LSD. That year Mary told James Truitt that she was having an affair with and had smoked marijuana with John F. Kennedy.”
There is evidence to suggest that she also gave him LSD on several occasions and to say “thanks” he offered to get her some cocaine.
Mary was shot three times in the head and once in the stomach in a “mugging” a few months after Kennedy was shot. Her Husband, incidently, Cord Meyer, was a CIA agent. He is believed by many to have organized Kennedy’s assasination on the request of LBJ. As his wife was bonking the President, he was more than happy to oblige.
The amphetamine thing has long been on the public record. This doctor was pretty famous for it.
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