05/10/2023
Truly horrifying story!
The Lessons of May 4th Kent State or ... How Can You Run When You Know?
On May 4, 1970 my sister Allison Krause was one of four young Americans killed at Kent State University. Nine more Kent State college students were seriously wounded in the May 4th battle with students and student anti-war protestors on one side, and the Ohio National Guard, local law enforcement, Kent State University administration and US government federal agents, on the other side.
Through-out the May 4th military event at Kent State, a lopsided and inhumane, excessive show of force … deadly force ... was delivered by the invading government soldiers. It was more of a massacre as the US government was present and prepared to follow its plan to have soldiers fire M1’s with live, armor-piercing bullets at unarmed American students changing classes, during a noontime protest against the Vietnam war on May 4, 1970. And it was finals week at Kent State.
So little of the facts and truth of what happened at Kent State in early May 1970 has been allowed to be known or broadcast in the media, let alone make it into recorded history or civics books in America for the young to learn. Americans and world citizens have been shielded from knowing Kent State truth. When the US government set out to silence, attack and shutdown protest in America in the Spring of 1970, they also made it their business to make sure their ‘unhistory’ became the only story known about Kent State.
Yet anyone who lived through those devastating, turbulent times ... anyone following the events of May 4, 1970 had totally different perspectives of what went down at Kent State. We all knew in our hearts that entities from the US government meant to deliver their deadly message to the Baby Boomers who were against fighting the Vietnam War. "If you protest war in America, you may get killed."
Ever since May 4, 1970 the US government ‘story’ on Kent State was that it was an ‘unfortunate incident’ where the Ohio National Guard were in fear for their lives. That the Guard were being overrun by the students and reacted to sniper fire. Problem is, there is absolutely no photographic or video evidence to support the US government claims that students were over-running the guard.
Even though four Kent State students and student protestors were killed on May 4, 1970, the US government narrative has been that four students (no mention of protestors) were 'tragically lost' yet not one credible government inquiry into Kent State murder has ever occurred.
According to the US government, Kent State was a civil rights incident, not about murdering students and protestors in cold blood.
READ the US government-promoted news report published in this May 5, 1970 New York Times article ~ https://nyti.ms/3vqVQnv
“In Columbus, Sylvester Del Corso, Adjutant General of the Ohio National Guard, said in a statement that the guardsmen had been forced to shoot after a sniper opened fire against the troops from a nearby rooftop and the crowd began to move to encircle the guardsmen.
Frederick P. Wenger, the Assistant Adjutant General, said the troops had opened fire after they were shot at by a sniper.
"They were understanding orders to take cover and return any fire," he said."
That first NYTimes article on Kent State spelled out just how American leadership wanted the story to be reported … about the guard reacting to the sniper fire, how the students were over-running the guard so that the soldiers felt in fear for their lives.
Indisputable Truth Arrives 40 Years Later
On the 40th anniversary of the Kent State Massacre, new forensic evidence emerged. The Cleveland Plain Dealer commissioned Stuart Allen, a world-class forensic expert, to forensically examine a tape recording made on the windowledge of a student’s Kent State University dormitory before, during and after the shootings. http://bit.ly/aM7Ocm
Allen isolated and verified Kent State commands-to-fire that had been denied by multiple agencies within the US government for 40 years. With further study, Allen ‘heard’ four low-caliber pistol shots fired 70 seconds before the Kent State commands-to-fire. https://bit.ly/R4Ktio
Allen’s forensic study matched the low-caliber pistol shots and identified four shots fired from a .38 pistol. In examining other elements of the Kent State event, Allen located video and photographic evidencing a FBI Informant/Provocateur, running across campus and then handing off his .38 to the Kent police … saying “I had to shoot ...”
From the new evidence, we see … More to come soon ☮️
