Several appearances on TV made me a well-known face, and I had several invites to the U.S. Embassy in London. My close friend Frank Hyde was an overwatcher to the U.S. space shots. An over watcher is a psychic whose spirit travels alongside, and Frank was given permission to show film and photos at his space club meetings.
At one Thanksgiving dinner around 1972, the conversation turned to the death of JFK. I kept silent (being born into a very poor family and just overwhelmed by the opulent building and fabulous meal, surrounded by so many famous bigwigs). I was asked what I could tell if they provided me with his handprint…
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, May 29, 1917, Brookline, Massachusetts, U.S.
(1) The forked headline is very typical of the Gemini subject.
(2) The start to the headline has an upper influence line indicating the father, Joseph was a strong influence over his 7 children. He was U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 1938 to 1940, when he was replaced (as Churchill thought him too sympathetic to the German cause).
From his father, JFK took a fierce pro-Irish stance, and was sympathetic to the Irish nationalists, The Kennedys wanted a strong Ireland presence in NATO, and wanted military bases there.
(3) The unbroken Destiny line, forms a slight letter “S” in ancient Hindu palmistry this is known as the mark of the snake, which infers transformation, and JFK wanted big changes. He thought the CIA was running the USA and was too powerful.
The Destiny line goes right up to the Saturn finger, the finger of destiny, which has a line right on through, showing a special destiny. The line up his Apollo, or sun finger, attached to a square is known in the east as the mark of the flag a great mark of success and protection.
(4) His heartline shows a deeply flawed individual, feminist psychologists claim not all men can love, some think sex is love when it is only a small part. It appears that his womanizing led him to be heavily influenced – even black mailed. There is a saying “If one woman is not enough a thousand won’t be.”
In psychology, men who run from woman to woman searching for the deep satisfaction only love can give, often did not bond fully with their mothers, a marking often seen with those brought up with a nanny or in boarding schools.
“Nothing sweeps as clean as a new broom” is an old saying – and JFK was exactly that. He wanted big changes, and in that he upset all the bigwigs including our MI6, a lot of folk wanted him dead.
The forked headline is always someone who can see the bigger picture someone with a wider vision, it is a typical mark of the actor, author, and politician. When as wide as this, it can show a divided personality – one who makes enemies.
Kennedy was totally occupied with Cuba and Russia, the full truth on Cuba has never come out. JFK gave a speech in April 1961 on secret enemies, Chief Rabbi Israel Brodie was furious and told me JFK demanded that Israel allow nuclear inspectors into Dimona in 1963. They refused even after several radiation releases.
(5) A crossing line to the lifeline represents a threat at approximately 45 years old. This is confirmed by the Mars line crashing into the life line at the same point. On November 22nd, JFK, age 46, was shot and killed. The world lost a great leader that day. No mention ever again of Israeli nuclear site inspections.
FOOTNOTE: Jacob Rubenstein, aka Jack Ruby, shot alleged JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. Ruby was a shady nightclub owner, who’s phone was being tapped by the FBI under suspicion of tax evasion. It is inconceivable that the FBI did not overhear conversations about the plot.
It is on record in the UK that, some days before JFK’s shooting, an anonymous caller rang a newspaper and explained the plot to kill Kennedy. The call was later traced to society osteopath Stephen Ward.
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