President John F. Kennedy's "Peace Speech"

[@literallyshaking8019]

Khrushchev was so impressed with this speech, he allowed it to be printed in it’s entirety, uncensored, in the Soviet Union’s official state newspaper “Pravda”.

[@mykhaltsobahan3828]

Didn’t know this, thanks for sharing!

[@michaeljohn7405]

That’s true he did

[@meagana8218]

It's amazing how one speech completely changed the light in which Khrushchev once viewed JFK. He perceived him as a weak man and leader when they'd first met. It's a shame what happened to him; I always wonder how differently the past could have gone had he carried out his term and been subsequently re-elected.

[@incog99skd11]

@@meagana8218 This speech was after the Cuban Missile Crisis. Khrushchev and Kennedy had already had their Waterloo. It was Kennedy and Khrushchev who had set up a secret diplomatic channel through the Catholic Church. Over this channel they became friends much to the chagrin of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Without that goodwill, the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis would have ended very badly. Kennedy was dead a few months later.

[@meagana8218]

@@incog99skd11 That's very interesting! Thank you!

[@literallyshaking8019]

"For, in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal." This line never fails to give me chills. It’s the true climax to what I (and many others, including Ted Sorensen, JFK’s speech writer) consider Kennedy’s greatest speech.

[@worldseriesnews]

magnificent. I first heard this in Oliver Stone's movie. Mesmerising. Chills and tears of joy that turn to despair. Long live his nephew RFK Jr.

[@marvinwilliams7938]

This speech is applicable right now as we speak.

[@zebulaun]

Please check out Robert F Kennedy Jr. he is the modern day jfk

[@HaldaneSmith]

14:01 Amen.

[@samualcrocket1405]

@@marvinwilliams7938 "This speech is applicable right now as we speak." As well as the threat of the CIA and FBI to presidents and the freedom and dignity of the American people.

[@gertrudemcfuzz74]

Listen to this man speak. Then turn on your television, watch, listen, and meditate on just how far we have fallen as a country.

[@noonze1]

I reflected on how far we had fallen very often between 2009 and 2017.

[@isuckdickbecause510]

We were never good and never will be.

[@noonze1]

@@isuckdickbecause510 Then leave. Find a better country.

[@jellybean42]

@William Murray Never ever.

[@shadowbolt518]

@William Murray There will be a recession soon. This success is a smokescreen. The economy is on life support thanks to the Fed.

[@MargieKittyKat]

What a gift to this country. He was taken but he lives in these films. I will always remember and honor this great man.

[@valuxlevelux5618]

I believed it so... When I searched further.. he accessed presidency by his father support that had a lot of mafia contacts.. He was supposed to be "cool" with the mafia but later he pursued them. Then we know the story.

[@rebfurr3554]

​@@valuxlevelux5618you need to do more research. There is FAR more to the story than that. CIA, Mossad and LBJ coordinated his assassination. 😢

[@jeffallcock4561]

"Our problems are man-made, therefore they can be solved by man."

[@ilovetotour]

😂 lol

[@Ur2ez4me81]

It was a great saying but it is false.

[@siratshi455]

Try to solve Aral Sea beatch

[@bubbastill2040]

Truthful and comforting.Haven't seen much of that in the last good many presidents..........

[@geigercourtier]

@excuse me he called you dear lol what a patient soul. I get it though, isn’t it depressing seeing so much suffering can be resolved as easily as letting our pride go? Yet suffering is what we’ve endorsed by our actions every generation since before written language

[@vespermartinis]

This is just brilliant. “If man made the problem, man can solve the problem” is such a good analogy too.

[@paradiseofdreams1343]

Man can never have peace! Peace only comes from God and our only true Savior Jesus Christ! Man cannot save himself because he is corrupted by sin! Mankind is doomed unless we turn to the savior and repent before it's too late!

[@vasudevcharan8329]

Yes.

[@mattsan13]

@@paradiseofdreams1343 But Kennedy just happen to support your God's point of view for we are all born in the image of God?!

[@roberthussey595]

God must not be very good at ensuring peace ‘cause there hasn’t been much in the last century...

[@JGalt-em4xu]

@@paradiseofdreams1343 Accepting your basic premise, this requires you to exercise your free-will to reconnect to the creator. One would presume God gave us minds and free will in order to use them.

[@joecraig7025]

"Our problems are man made and therefore can be solved by man". This is truer now than ever.I watch this time and time again to reignite my hope when I am down.

[@drsinclair386]

I don't wish to burst your bubble, but this is certainly flawed logic and the key phrase in Mr. Kennedy's speech that reveals how naive he was in believing man can bring about a lasting peace and avoid the utter destruction our current technology makes possible. There is no disputing that mankind is the problem, and since that is so, it is utterly illogical to assume that the source of the problem can of itself become the wellspring of hope that will provide the solution. That would require every human being to achieve a level of humility through self-examination and assumption of complete and total personal responsibility that has never, in all the history of man been witnessed or recorded. What history has recorded is the utter selfishness and pride of man that seeks to justify his every doing and cast blame for outcomes on others rather than where it truly belongs. We have witnessed war in the name of religion, rape, murder, genocide, the annihilation of entire ethnic groups within regions and somehow we think that we can achieve some sort of enlightened state by our own efforts? The expression "when pigs fly" comes to mind. It won't happen no matter how long you hope or wait for it. Our problems are a direct function of something lacking in our thinking and ability to reason and judge matters. Only by thinking differently, thereby changing how we judge and how we respond to others can our problems be solved. The mind of man today is no different than it has ever been. There is nothing new under the sun, we just live in a different age, and age of technology that man has been given by God. We did not bring it about on our own! All the knowledge of the sciences that has led to such progress came to man from God. But one thing is lacking, the mind of God. We have ability to do many things in this modern age and with this has come greater conflict, suffering, and threat of anihilation of all life, than has ever existed before. We have physical knowledge, and with it, much power has been placed in our hands, all to reveal the truth about what we will choose to do with it when put to the test. We will wage another war, only God can save us from completely destroying ourselves.

[@ArniePorter]

DR Sinclair Well why hasn’t he then?

[@mikeycelebration3662]

DR Sinclair I only skimmed your post, But you seem pessimistic. Thats to be expected in 2019. JFK was the last great president. Hope is hard to find these days but I look to great past leaders like JFK and Jesus. Life is worth fighting for. God bless.

[@kevincarrigan6348]

Good cud to chew on.... Yer not alone dude !!!

[@SD-bv1vs]

@@drsinclair386 there is but one man. His name is Jesus Christ. The man that was born and died without pride. Yet he was the most high being to ever exist. Let everything you do be done in love.-Jesus The war is not against flesh and blood but against principalities of darkness/wickedness and spiritual high beings.

[@MonikaMueller]

This speech needs frequently be distributed on the social media! So perhaps several of us do this again and again.

[@BrianButterworth-s4z]

It probably would be censored.

[@peacockLife]

Soul moving... war is never inevitable.. Makes you cry just to hear someone speak of peace, when the last twenty years have been spent in continuous war. 🦋🙏

[@StrictlyStrange67]

Basically the entire 20th century..so much death. Makes me sad,anr the real people that wanted it all to occur were never the ones willing to lay down their lives for it. They were the ones making all the money from it. Makes me sick, and then sad for those with premature death who never got to experience a full life

[@sean8276]

245 years of war

[@Wanderer21766]

War not only of nations, but families, friends, and future generations fight a war not with guns and bombs but ideals and information. Politics has caused more division than any other conflict.

[@valuxlevelux5618]

He told everything.. look at your own attitude.. I'm pretty sure many of anti war people still praise a newly engaged soldier, while you just should discourage him.

[@Wanderer21766]

@@valuxlevelux5618 Don’t blame the soldier, without them we’d be defenseless against hostile nations. Blame the man that sends ‘em away.

[@duran6974]

Articulate, intelligent, witty, educated and above all a man of honor, where are these men today?

[@atworkjoints]

in jail or buried next to JFK.

[@duran6974]

very sad..what can we do ...?

[@fred5399]

They read JFK's book Profiles in Courage and said "fuck no' afterwards It ain't gonna be me.

[@alexvolkov223]

The answer is not violence, it's not complaining. The answer is that *we* become those articulate, intelligent and educated men and women of honor. People are asking where these people of integrity are, rather than working hard to become a person of integrity and knowledge.

[@FuckPolitcs]

Not chasing power that's where they are.

[@ClapItsMe]

He was so ahead of his time, and it's chilling to see how far down we have gone from 1963... as a society, it looks like we're on an unstoppable downfall

[@honestmark]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@nemojedermann2845]

​@@honestmark Been a jackass long?

[@averayugen7802]

We can turn things around with another Kennedy. Listen to his analysis of the Big Disease (u know which one)

[@trevorpalagonia3411]

Robert F Kennedy Jr. 2024

[@MrSunnyuber]

@@trevorpalagonia3411 I don't think TPTB will allow it Trevor. They have already started piling on. Look what happened to his Uncle.. wanting to be one of the good guys.

[@aliwartak]

after nearly 64 years we still come back to him for advice and guidance , rip

[@alexvolkov223]

"World peace does not require that man loves thy neighbor, but only that they live together in mutual tolerance" - This falls on death ears these days.

[@alexanderthegreat3]

Death ears or deaf ears ?

[@mattslowikowski3530]

Ilias Mavromatis both

[@dannyburch2122]

Alex Volkov rite...

[@christinegreene1986]

It absolutely does require man to love his neighbor.

[@destinyschild.9103]

JKF was extremely wrong with this statement. mark 12: 30-31.

[@ignaciomolina8134]

A dream that has been at the core of my soul, since I was 7, now 70...and will continue to pray and voice the message of peace to every young person I get a chance to converse.

[@custodianfile]

The good side of 'You-Tube' is that we can travel back to 1963 and re-live this moment, but I do wish I was there.

[@wozaaaboo933]

🥺💚I love this comment , traveling back to 1 year ago when you wrote it made me happy

[@custodianfile]

@@wozaaaboo933 Thank you. Please fellow my channel, it is very advance science and it is all real. peace.

[@hashimwalters7543]

I’m under 30 and I have a deep appreciation for JFK. We lost something great when we lost him. It’s time for our generation to achieve ever lasting peace.

[@kaljic1]

Yes, there were once leaders who made brilliant insightful statements like this one.

[@bluntie52]

and then they were murdered

[@terikilday2505]

​@@bluntie52by our CIA

[@irenehigginbotham6392]

It is refreshing to listen to a great orator after listening to an orange menace who cannot speak an entire sentence.

[@blessnorthamerica7919]

Vietnam war destroyed millions of people lives , it was Under who’s administration ?

[@Nunya7211]

lile the austrian painter 😢

[@nat1841]

Didn’t expect his voice to sound so... normal

[@duh_diana]

lmaooo bc of clone high

[@junobi653]

Nice pfp

[@nat1841]

@@junobi653 thank u kira :'0

[@lucapoo8103]

nice pfp😈😈😈

[@KirbyJason210]

Stickyyyy fingahssss

[@Ometecuhtli]

"We won't start a war" ... And then someone realized he had to be removed.

[@artherkishore5067]

How good it would had been if Bushes, Clinton, Obama, Reagan, etc. had atleast heard of this speech!

[@debrawooding9842]

Arther Kishore the problem is that the deep state in Kennedy's day did hear it and didn't like it. And the presidents you named are as against Trump as the deep state in the 60's we're against JFK. Trump believes very similarly as JFK. JFK knew about the threat of the deep state in his time and Trump knows about the deep state in our time. JFK was killed for wanting to get rid of the deep state. He didn't realize just how much power and evil intent they had. Trump has the military protecting him vs secret service because he knows what he's up against. We need to pray for POTUS Trump.

[@fraserking2568]

That must be a comedic post, surely...

[@wally1452]

Omet. Thanks for true but stirring comment. I was 20 when JFK was murdered. I knew in days afterwards that our nation (govt. that is) had elements that had sunk as low as they could...and for 50+ years I sought out the small amount of good investigative reporters and to this day I am terribly angry that although we do know much about the 60's murders of JFK, RFK and MLK, I wish before I am gone I'd see all the truth laid out and dead or alive, that all involved will be exposed. I just watched a fine hour with the late Barry Goldwater who said a host of things of praise for Jack Kennedy...he wanted to run for president (knowing he could not beat JFK but I discovered they were fine friends and talked of the upcoming campaign)...it wd. have been a campaign of ideas and their philosophies...B.G. went on to say he knew the Kennedy family and much more. I loved what both these men stood for and very old now, I come to this speech on KZbin or in my collection of all Kennedy's speeches and I still often weep. I take comfort that there are some (who take time to know him, his life) that they will carry on that fact. Please forgive the verbosity...I was moved by your comment.

[@ArniePorter]

Debra Wooding Please don’t compare Trump to JFK. JFK tried to unite America and the world which is the opposite of what Trump is doing.

[@lynngregory393]

I am 70 and this speech still resonates. Whatever JFK’s faults, I would rather have him our President today than anyone from either party.

[@mattverville9227]

Trump better

[@1980syuppie]

To be bluntly speaking, JFK and Bobby Kennedy are the only two democrats that I like. I don’t use we’re instead of are because not one soul has come to fill that position since they have left.

[@collectiveconsciousness5314]

@@mattverville9227Not even close.

[@angelicashinault6971]

He was true democrat. CIA murdered him bc he was a man of transparency and integrity- even though he was an adulterer 🤷🏽‍♀️Then they got infiltrated by demoncrats (socialists) during Vietnam war. RIP Mr President

[@Zombie-210]

Yea he give me chills down my spine he warned us in 2025 I am 22 years old

[@reverande180]

Fast forward 60 years later, and his nephew Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now running for president. He just gave his own "Peace and Diplomacy" speech a couple days ago and it was such a breath of fresh air hearing what he had to say.

[@johnwest3287]

Now a days we know, that of you are not calling out the Deep State (as Trump has been doing for the past 7 years), your part of the Deep State as is Biden Obama BUSH's and Clintons.

[@f.t.b.fitnessthroughbalanc5739]

He isn't real

[@CableBoogie]

@@f.t.b.fitnessthroughbalanc5739 quit drinking the tap water

[@Trrippy_Shades]

we need trump to fix this mess, if he didnt exsist i would agree 100%. trump is the new jfk 2024!

[@johnwest3287]

@@Trrippy_Shades JFK called out the Deep State in his 1962 speech on SECRET SOCIETIES.

[@Palaelogus]

Truly one of the greatest speeches by any president.

[@beenaplumber8379]

We might not be able to bring about a perfect world peace, but we can decide for ourselves when and if we want to go to war. We can use all our resources to avoid war. If we really want it, we can have peace. The only president who actually did start a war, at least the only one in the 20th or 21st centuries, was George W Bush with his war in Iraq. He did everything just the opposite of what Kennedy urged in this speech, and he made the world incalculably more dangerous in doing so. Did Bush meet with or talk with Saddam? No. Did Bush try to understand Saddam or even Al Qaeda? No. All the guerilla fighting, which we now call terrorism because it sells the war better at home, has flowed from our horrible decisions and lack of understanding in the region. I think every recent president except Jimmy Carter is guilty of that. But then Kennedy didn't exactly follow his own advice very well. At the time of this speech he was still trying to have Castro assassinated. That's not trying to understand one's enemy. By going against his own advice, he just made Castro stronger. Kennedy's advice was sound, and the goal was achievable, at least in the big picture. I think it still is.

[@jupiter2448]

+Nobody Lurker but this is want he believes in and therefor works for that, meaning he doesn't like violence. He knows what war is like, as he was been in war himself and has seen the horrors of it. It is better than a president who declares war a lot isn't it?

[@judemixx9387]

+Beena Plumber not true jfk didn't believe in assassinations that's the white washing of his history.

[@beenaplumber8379]

Uh... I'm not sure I even want a clarification of that...

[@Falcrist]

We already have world peace. Major powers no longer fight each other directly, and even proxy wars are almost entirely a thing of the past. I'm not saying there is no war, but there has been a VERY significant increase in peace for the last several decades. Combat deaths in particular have been declining since WW2.

[@mmp6042]

What a different world we may now live in if this great, visionary man was allowed to live. RIP

[@christopherballesteros-cy4tq]

Our corrupt country couldn't and wouldn't allow it

[@ashleyc6421]

Robert Kennedy Jr. Is a lovely candidate now, I’m sure you know already but his recent speeches are not to be missed- he is an inspiration just as his uncle was

[@sthomas7211]

​@@christopherballesteros-cy4tq5:28

[@LatryLeland]

​@@ashleyc6421disrespectfully ignorant

[@karolaframberg-reissert3376]

ALLOWED to live? Mocking Bird?

[@spost9397]

2024 still listening to this speech and connecting the dots.

[@mosialive]

WOW. I CAN FEEL THE REAL LOVE FROM THE MAN'S VOICE. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

[@mostlyright5384]

He was a cheater, but a good president. People are calling complex

[@joelemonade1766]

WHY ARE WE YELLING

[@virginia7890]

His wife was an incredible woman of great strength. Can you imagine what Jacki and family had to endure. I felt we lost the world the day He died.

[@PhantomRenegades94]

This is one of my favorite speeches ever. God, I miss Kennedy.

[@vlone7902]

themetalsonic94 lol you was far from alive to miss Kennedy

[@charlesmichaels6648]

@@vlone7902 JFK inspired the Americans who went to Viet Nam.......

[@freeguy77]

@@charlesmichaels6648 ...which he diametrically opposed sending fighting armies and Marines. In stark contrast to what LBJ did starting on Mar. 8, 1965 to Da Nang, S. Vietnam. The real start date of the Vietnam War disaster!

[@charlesmichaels6648]

@@freeguy77 Richard Nixon & evil Henry Kissinger sabotage US military in Viet Nam. Watch Myron Fagan speech......

[@newtoy7791]

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." ~ JFK

[@pleaseadoptus]

@Jeff Whitman In the final analysis, wasn't the joke on the US on that one?

[@123dan165]

@Jeff Whitman since manifest destiny.

[@jryecart8017]

The most famous collision in U.S. Navy history occurred at about 2:30 a.m. on August 2, 1943, a hot, moonless night in the Pacific. Patrol Torpedo boat 109 was idling in Blackett Strait in the Solomon Islands. The 80-foot craft had orders to attack enemy ships on a resupply mission. With virtually no warning, a Japanese destroyer emerged from the black night and smashed into PT-109, slicing it in two and igniting its fuel tanks. The collision was part of a wild night of blunders by 109 and other boats that one historian later described as “the most screwed up PT boat action of World War II.” Yet American newspapers and magazines reported the PT-109 mishap as a triumph. Eleven of the 13 men aboard survived, and their tale, declared the Boston Globe, “was one of the great stories of heroism in this war.” Crew members who were initially ashamed of the accident found themselves depicted as patriots of the first order, their behavior a model of valor. The Globe story and others heaped praise on Lieutenant (j.g.) John F. Kennedy, commander of the 109 and son of the millionaire and former diplomat Joseph Kennedy. KENNEDY’S SON IS HERO IN PACIFIC AS DESTROYER SPLITS HIS PT BOAT, declared a New York Times headline. It was Kennedy’s presence, of course, that made the collision big news. And it was his father’s media savvy that helped turn an embarrassing disaster into a tale worthy of Homer. Airbrushed from this PR confection was Lieutenant Ken­nedy’s reaction to the accident. The young officer was deeply pained by the death of two of his men in the collision. Returning to duty in command of a new breed of PT boat, he lobbied for dangerous assignments and displayed a recklessness that worried fellow officers. Kennedy, they said, was hell-bent on redeeming himself and getting revenge on the Japanese. Kennedy would later embrace the myths of PT-109 and ride them into the White House. But in his last months in combat, he appeared to be a troubled young man trying to make peace with what happened that dark night in the Solomons.

[@jryecart8017]

Judith Campbell Exner, who served as a conduit between JFK and mobster Sam Giancana, had an abortion after becoming pregnant with the President’s child, revealing details about their alleged affair in her 1977 memoir “My Story.” Jackie Kennedy is said to have been unsurprised by what the book revealed. The alleged mafia moll Exner spoke again of her relationship with the president in a 1997 interview with Vanity Fair in which she revealed that she ended her two-year affair with Kennedy in early 1963. It is around this time she claims that she aborted his child. Introduced to Kennedy via her ex Frank Sinatra, she ferried envelopes between the President and Sam Giancana, to whom she was also a mistress, including, she claims, alleged payoffs or instructions for vote-buying in elections and plans to kill Fidel Castro. “Jack never in a million years thought he was doing anything that would hurt me, but that’s the way he conducted himself; the Kennedys have their own set of rules,” she said.

[@shahulhameedk9]

Privacy not escaped

[@dynjarren8355]

He was before my time so I appreciate this speech and seeing him alive and vital. He was very intelligent, witty and charming. No wonder people were devastated when he died and so violently. He didn’t deserve to die like that. RIP JFK and RFK, MLK and Malcom X

[@surendran8956]

These are earths blessings......all beautiful brains will join.....we are... sure...thanking....

[@nooniemanuel7178]

Blessed are the peacemakers......

[@proximoxm3954]

Amen.

[@hurricaneethyl3936]

For they will be called children of God 🙂

[@DooTSweeT]

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God” Matthew 5-9

[@burkeherrick3580]

I can only listen to Kennedy speak in small portions because I'm hit with a deep sense of pain and loss. I'm only 25 years old, and yet this man from 60 years ago moves something in me as he did for people during his time. He is hope and peace incarnate, but the peace he spoke of will never come thanks to his killers, a shattered and darkened world that seems darker thanks to his and his brothers and other men like Malcolm and MLK's passing. And yet, I still believe in the hope he talks about that there is hope for the future; the wolves have not driven it out of us entirely. God damn, what a president.

[@watchdog304]

Very well put my friend.

[@tillman40]

You should study Eisenhowers Chance for Peace and his last speech as president. JFK was a boy compared to IKE who helped us win WW2 and kept us out of major conflicts after

[@whimzy3256]

Jfk has always been my favorite president, and I’ve recently visited his grave. Now I’m very young as well, but I totally understand what you mean. He was full of youth, hope, and kindness and he wanted to give that to people. He had a kind soul and that’s very hard to find now. He didn’t see race, sexuality, gender, nationality, party, he just wanted love and peace for everyone. Seeing his grave and fully realizing that for the first time almost made me brake down and cry. If he was here now he would be a beacon of hope, as he was for the people of his time. I never lived through his life, I never saw his assassination, but I grieve for him.

[@johnm4581]

Death is a doorway

[@marymorningstar4508]

President Kennedy was killed by people within our own government and in my own opinion the CIA was at the top of the list among others. The democrat party was never the same after he was killed , in fact it went in a completely different direction because they wanted to. His brother Bobby was killed and Martin Luther King was killed and that was no coincidence. All killings were from inside our own government and our country headed in a different direction after all these men were killed. I am 75 years old and have lived through this history. We are in great trouble in this country as our leaders are now pushing for a nuclear war with Russia where there will be no winners. I pray for you young people whose whole life will change in a blink of an eye if we let this happen. God help us

[@lucasboros4651]

wait he doesnt sound like in clone high

[@oystahboystah]

Yeah I think this video is fake

[@jelena-nicoleboultbee654]

FFS 💀 this is the comment i was looking for hey bish

[@havenfaith9424]

nah I can still hear it, clone high just cranked it up a couple notches lol

[@mariavalentinaisea6395]

I know. Im severely dissatisfied

[@scastroo]

It’s a comedian MTV show to make his accent sound obnoxious dumb ass

[@OnihRz]

To God be the Glory. To hear a man, serving as President of the United States of America, reference scripture and quote the LORD, is humbling and an incredible privilege. May I one day meet this man, and many more, women, men & believers in the Body of Christ, in our Heaven that awaits. Thank you for sharing this publicly in such a form, may you be blessed also.

[@Ur2ez4me81]

The final analysis part at 14:04 gives me chills every time I hear. My God, he was so far ahead of his time...

[@handsomestranger8211]

Agreed, the intelligence agencies where pushing a fake narrative subverting the public he knew it was a con. Such a great leader.

[@mela463]

We all breath the same air, were all mortal

[@kennaschool]

True

[@swankybutters8371]

Sadly, he wanted a better world, while others around him wanted $$$, oil, gold, power and anything else they could get these greedy little paws on...

[@TheInsaneWaluigi]

After dealing with the Cuban missile crisis you could tell his whole perspective on the Cold War and communism completely changed. When you have the power to end the world with a push of a button having an us versus them mentality isn’t beneficial to anyone, and it’s sad JFK was one of the only presidents in modern history to see this.

[@masonkaltz3234]

i’m here to see if the JFK from clone high sounded like the real JFK

[@maybeamess4462]

Tf me too

[@kordacpz]

Mason Kaltz ......yeah

[@jackbakerkinnie]

glad i‘m not the only one

[@emmajean7689]

ME TOO OFKZSKKDFICIVIGI

[@CoolzerYT]

same

[@mikejohnson9118]

When Kennedy was killed my Mother told me that the country was wounded. Many, her included wept for days. He was uniquely loved and admired. Jacqueline received 800K letters from all over, from all walks of life mourning her and the Nations loss.

[@travonlove5532]

I do remember hearing that from my grandma too. She said the world seemed so dark and people couldn't believe it. A lot of people were upset and heartbroken

[@salvation4all313]

@mike johnson..You are ignorant of reality. 'John F. Kennedy: The Most Despicable President In American History'... www.google.com/amp/s/naegeleblog.wordpress.com/2010/10/04/john-f-kennedy-the-most-despicable-president-in-american-history/amp/

[@oscarchute5702]

The whole Free World was wounded. Just saying.

[@alanhandleman6513]

You are the first person to make an intelligent comment on here. I was days shy of my 13th birthday when he died. Even his political opponents respected him. The nation looked to him for inspiration. He gave hope and confidence. Nobody who was alive at the time of his assassination can stop wondering, "What might have been different, had he lived?".

[@alanhandleman6513]

@Spud Johnsonn In a nutshell, Oswald didn't do it.

[@justinpierce2819]

A well mannered public speaker who embodies what Americans should be like in political discourse today. Despite his flaws you cannot deny the man knew how to reach into a crowd’s heart and soul. RIP JFK ❤️

[@lindagiovannazambanini6218]

The most brilliant and beautiful political speech of all time. It was Monday June 10, 1963 - oh, to have been one of the lucky graduates in the crowd hearing it live! And let's not forget, the following day, June 11th, JFK gave his historic Civil Rights speech to the nation on tv. His two greatest speeches, back to back. This was the icing on the cake that got him assassinated. :'(

[@freeguy77]

Linda, don't forget he had the corrupt, conniving, criminal, and lying Lyndon B. Johnson as his VP, who (with friend J. Edgar Hoover as head of the FBI) blackmailed JFK to get into the VP slot in the first place. LBJ was going to kill JFK no matter what speeches JFK gave.

[@jacobswiney9977]

@@freeguy77 jfk and rfk were going to take lbj down thats why robert was killed too

[@michaelhook8956]

Linda Giovanna Zambanini and just hours after the Civil rights speech, Medgar Evers was assassinated. 😪😪

[@catherinechurko4041]

@@michaelhook8956 oh wow! I remember Medger Evers being murdered/ assassinated. :( I was not yet (at 10 yrs old) watching the nightly news but I'm pretty sure my patents watched JFK's Civil Rights address to the nation. believe I saw clips of it later. I will go see it on YT as well. So I didn't know these two things happened so close together!

[@carloscolon1279]

What a remarkable speech. Timeless and heartbreaking.

[@rogeliosotelo7816]

i was 5 years old and this still bring tears to my eyes .remember my mother and grandmother and all the women in my neighborhood all sitting in the kitchen table crying Saying what is going to happen to Our children now our great president is no longer with us. There will never be another Mr Kennedy never .😢

[@rose-c1o9d]

​@rogeliosotelo7816 I was very young too, but my parents told me he was a great President for all Americans ❤

[@danahodgson7478]

Needs to be broadcast daily across the world. ❤

[@tillman40]

After IKEs farewell address

[@tristandwightreyesjr.3840]

i am sharing it and will not stop sharing it...

[@remoevans7847]

The corporate owners of the Military Industrial Complex, government and media would never allow that.

[@jenme4796]

We need to share his words more and that’s all we can do, send this link to all we care about, I just hope he is in heaven watching over us

[@ojallohmee249]

How I wish Biden can listen to this brilliant ,insightful and great political humanistic leader of our generation RIP

[@octojake]

My favorite of all JFK speeches. We miss him so much and wish their was a voice like this in today's world.

[@Tasone360]

+Chris Terrence it's my second to the speech that got him killed; cause he knew the dangers of his life was threatened , but still gave out the speech with courage.

[@gjaltjanwijmenga4831]

+Chris Terrence Me too

[@fred5399]

+Chris Terrence This my favorite as well. Sad how far we have fallen.

[@fred5399]

He gets better and better as time moves on .

[@fred5399]

How many bodies must we lay upon the altar of the gun?

[@roseyashton345]

JFK recognised the entire issue and was a complete genius.

[@jellybean42]

The only one that ever did. Ever.

[@75397]

Yes a complete genius, could read 1,200 words a minute & kept growing as a politician & learned from his mistakes !

[@Garry_Combine]

@Raidri Conchobair The issue is communism.

[@Garry_Combine]

@Raidri Conchobair If you were to say Hollywood, yes. From what I've seen there are very much good American's in both the Dem's and Republicans. America ain't the problem, corporations, media moguls and those with red agenda's are the ones to blame. The fact that your current President hasn't started any new wars and has pulled troops out is proof. China are a bigger threat.

[@Garry_Combine]

@Raidri Conchobair Sure, is the deep state controlling everything too then?

[@TheTechController]

A strategy NOT of annihilation but a strategy of Peace.

[@terryhanks5353]

:)

[@UDontKNOWThePWR84]

JFK's "Peace Speech" was delivered on June 10, 1963, at American University in Washington, D.C. Officially titled "A Strategy of Peace," it is one of President John F. Kennedy's most famous speeches, advocating for the pursuit of PEACE and nuclear disarmament during the height of the Cold War. In this address, Kennedy emphasized the importance of diplomacy, mutual understanding, and peaceful coexistence, particularly between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, as tensions were running high following events like the Cuban Missile Crisis. (WWIII Global Destruction) 🌍🔥🌎🔥🌏🔥 06:08 - 06:54 "We are gripped by FORCES . . . .We Cannot Control!" 🤔 This speech laid the groundwork for the signing of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty later that year. 💯😉

[@musicking182]

One of the best speeches I've ever heard, we need more people listen to this more & understand what he means... Very inspiring & a new outlook on what life is just by watching/listening to this.

[@craighughes9122]

What a remarkable Man. He was so articulate I have been reading about this administration since 1972. I am now 56. I think so much of you JFK you were so brave thank you.

[@tu4500]

I think about him every day

[@kennaschool]

Agree

[@arthurfallowfield6133]

As Ray Charles sang "You've got me crying again".

[@webwisewoman6370]

As an almost 10 year old when we lost him, I miss his hope and focus so much. He, honestly (imo) cared...

[@mollymadison3825]

I was 4 when he was murdered. Remember a lot about it. What would the world be today if he had lived? Peace

[@mattbrunson8141]

RFK Jr. Is on the right track

[@upner4169]

Amazing man. Where are leaders of this caliber nowadays?

[@track16ofthechronic21]

My God, I can hear this gentleman speak forever. Eloquent, economical, and enlightening. What we lost on Nov. 22, 1963 was immense.

[@cappuccino-1721]

May he rest in peace, one of the best Presidents we've ever had.

[@a2j.holyloveaffairreyna757]

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[@AWOLCPA]

He sure was.

[@RC.-]

Killed by the CIA, his fellow Americans

[@MoneyMoonPlue]

He became immortalized the same way julias caesar and abe lincoln did he was our modern julias caesar in his own right and time

[@jryecart8017]

@@MoneyMoonPlue Swedish socialite Gunilla Von Post claimed to have had a six-year affair with President John F. Kennedy beginning in 1953. She made these claims in her memoir “Love, Jack.” The young Swede first met with 36-year-old JFK when she was 21 and they were both visiting the French Riviera. In her memoir, she wrote of the night: “He turned and kissed me tenderly and my breath was taken away. The brightness of the moon and stars made his eyes appear bluer than the ocean beneath us.” At the time JFK was to marry Jackie in three weeks but the pair stayed in touch, meeting another night two years later. Von Post claims that Kennedy rang his father telling him he wanted to divorce Jackie and be with her instead but that he was warned that such a scandal would ruin his political career.

[@nwflgulfcoastguys6151]

Calling for the end of the Cold War in a country with a war based economy was probably one of the most courageous acts in all American history, but it cost him his life

[@CWYMAN77]

He may have known it was courageous and/or necessary and would put his life in danger. But he also knew his presidency would be a waste if he didn’t try. He tried to take full advantage of his office and ultimately gave his life in that pursuit.

[@MrDaiseymay]

You have stated the true motive for his murder.

[@BhearNow]

First I'm happy that JFKs words and what he tried to do are remembered. He was no saint but he had compassion and cared about his fellow man. What you said is the absolute crux of the problem, which I've considered for many years without success. Also the transition from an arms based economy to something less toxic would have to be attractive to the military industrial complex or the idea would be killed off along with it's inventor. Pretty bleak really and not much solace in the fact that empires raise and fall. Make your own world if you can't change this one.

[@nwflgulfcoastguys6151]

The USA now spends $2 billion every day on war, and there is no community in America that does not have some kind of economic interests tied to the war economy. Wrestling the $2 billion a day away from the military industrial complex would require a multi-generational political movement struggle, just like abolition of slavery was a monumental struggle.

[@pastorchrisdavidson7153]

I believe this speech is the ultimate reason why he wasn't allowed to live to serve out a second term. He sought to end the Cold War and deescalate military tensions. For this reason, he wasn't allowed to live and the powers to be executed him in Dallas, in November of 1963.

[@FreeOfAllFear]

I’m sorry they offed you here in Dallas we remember and love AMERICA I love all my citizens and hope peace on us all it’s not gone you have lived through us all thank you for being a becon it cost your life but we are here God bless your soul

[@DeathNeff]

Rest in Peace JFK he was brave man

[@bicualexandru246]

+sergio arrese His brother was an extraordinary man himself , and look where that got him. The only way someone will defeat these animals at the top is to somehow have a digital copy of himself so no matter how many times you kill the shell , the soul , the mind of the man himself will be left unharmed. This is the tragedy , people like JFK come along so rarely in our world , and so rarely do they make it to the top and then it is so easy to just snuff them out. I am convinced that many people understand the vile system we live in today but we are leaderless , the laws of the world are against us now. We need a stronger leader , a unifying figure otherwise , we are doomed to be crushed one by one until there are none.

[@jellybean42]

THE BRAVEST!

[@scottwilliams2491]

Yes he was John York from IN.

[@normanndazi1378]

Not only was JFK a persuasive speaker ,he walked the talk ! The world needs such men now more than ever before !

[@shelll9254]

And here we are in 2023 ... and we have another Kennedy preaching same Peace & Deplomacy. Now more than ever!✌️💗

[@davet9957]

RFK is very much from the same cloth. It's no wonder the establishment hates him

[@mjc1431]

With this peace talk cost his life. The US MIC needs more war.

[@RICHIESTACKS.X]

Andrew Tate tried to educate the young men of our time and got sent to jail. The higher powers of the world don’t want us to be liberated with our own thoughts and our own money.

[@joelongworth6722]

Hi, normandazi, I'm late by months.. But agreed with ur contentions... We do need such leaders, now... More than ever. For if this Woke culture is not defeated, western culture and its values will perish. JFK, was educated and a wise man. That's the difference! People maybe educated and still be as ignorant as a Swan. The USA is cursed with such SWANs...

[@derrickmdoyle]

It is now 2022 and this speech has a powerful meaning now as it did in 1963

[@SZAS1978]

A great President and a great American. God bless you. RIP. We miss you so much.

[@constantdarkfog49]

He's the only President during my life time that I truly trusted his judgement & respected his devotion. He was special, he's so missed.

[@kennaschool]

True

[@kevinmichaelcallihansr5053]

Agreed together with Jimmy Carter in my lifetime.

[@ryanmacdonnell2278]

@@kevinmichaelcallihansr5053 it will be a sad day when carter dies. He tried to be different but the neocons got rid of him quickly just like with JFK, except this time they sabotaged him rather than killed him

[@powerfulstrong5673]

I just don't understand why JFK continued the policy of isolating of mainland China which began from the outbreak of the Korean War since 1950. Why JFK didn't reach out to recognize mainland China. Why JFK was still hostile towards mainland China?

[@klauskinski5969]

@@powerfulstrong5673 yes because president despite his internal enemies can do everything on day one. lol

[@antoniomata6322]

I can't even quote the amount lines I'd like to highlight. This whole speech... I can't put into words. All I can do is 👏👏👏👏

[@bigbromiki1]

count not quote

[@acdcrocks21]

He couldn't be corrupted so they had to replace him with someone that would

[@kennaschool]

Agree

[@WhatmoralrightdoesUShave]

Aipac

[@rose-c1o9d]

I ike how he starts off his speeches with, "My Fellow Americans ". 😊❤❤🎉🎉

[@se7ensnakes]

I am a man but as I listen to this speech my eyes are filled with tears

[@JamesSkiffGSB-rx8sq]

He probably wrote this himself. Damn. I wish we had men like this today. Watch it all. Not sure people know about his WWII service and survival. A very rich kid, surviving battle, risking his life for our country. God bless you JFK.

[@rogeliosotelo7816]

thank you James thank you how easy they forget a true hero "that love this country he could have stayed home and say the hell with this war but he didn't America forgot what a hero is "today Americas heroes are anybody who's a racist and a criminal.

[@lewstone5430]

Kennedy had speechwriters although he’d usually edit the final draft. Ted Sorensen wrote some of Kennedy’s most famous speeches. Richard Goodwin also wrote speeches for LBJ and Kennedy. Both have books out there. I read “Remembering America” by Goodwin. Goodwin’s most famous speeches were written for LBJ. He coined the term “the Great Society” and wrote Johnson’s “We Shall Overcome” speech regarding civil rights.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

Ted Sorensen...

[@kiaramurray832]

All Presidents have had speechwriters. But Kennedy was very actively involved with his speeches and even wrote many himself, but he’d always edit and give final say and took many many notes. His speechwriter Ted Sorenson

[@georgedill8556]

My dad served in the navy from 1940-1949 when he came home 🏡 to raise his family!

[@tglake9471]

"For in the final analysis, we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air, we all cherish our children's futures, and we are all mortal." It brings a tear to my eye

[@restlessascension3260]

🫡

[@ricossuave9112]

Blah blah blah. Its war right now.

[@ricossuave9112]

You shot him.

[@trevoraggreyweseeye2863]

You are making me cry.

[@jryecart8017]

The animosity between Cuba and the United States intensified after the Bay of Pigs debacle. Cuba allied itself with the Soviet Union, while America continued its policy of isolating Cuba economically and diplomatically. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev viewed America's failure at the Bay of Pigs as a sign of Kennedy's weakness and inexperience, an assessment he felt was confirmed after meeting Kennedy at the Vienna Summit of April 1962, where it appeared to some that Kennedy was sandbagged by Khrushchev's threat to cut off West Berlin from the Western powers. Within six months, Khrushchev was placing nuclear missiles in Cuba, an action that brought the world as close as it has ever come to all-out nuclear war. In the face of the missile crisis, Kennedy held firm. The Soviets backed down, removing the nuclear weapons from Cuba, but the tension between Cuba and the United States has dragged on for more than forty years. During that time, political observers and historians have argued that the failed invasion actually strengthened Castro's grip on Cuba. Certainly Che Guevara thought so. In August 1961, at a meeting of the Organization of American States in Uruguay, he sent a note to Kennedy saying, "Thanks for Playa Giron [another name for the site of the invasion]. Before the invasion, the revolution was weak. Now it is stronger than ever."

[@Spiritus_wolf]

The bravest and most courageous leader ever to stand on any political stage and his words will never be forgotten, rest in peace John ,may the love of Gaia surround you always xx

[@woolfulrebellion]

When I take a few minutes to listen, and I am educated, and I am moved to think about my thoughts and actions.... Beautiful.

[@shortdog6360]

Where is are man like this when we need them .”Man must put an end to war or war will put an to man”JFK . “Man must live together as brother or Parish as fools” . MLK

[@manifold1476]

*Perish . . .

[@crazymulgogi]

Now contrast this with a "president" who in 2020 said "I did a great job".

[@kennaschool]

True

[@crazymulgogi]

@@scotttild did I ever mention the name of the current president?

[@th3giv3r]

The best part about this is that the crowd has not been trained to caterwaul and crazily applaud after each phrase in order to drum up perceived support or dissent. People used to be civilized.

[@davejones5745]

It's a commencement speech for graduating students so you not going to get alot of craziness.

[@virgorising7388]

I would seem the hope of peace died with this man, but we cannot give up. We can pray, we can stand up, we can refuse. We can.

[@2Aces]

Why didnt we listen to this very important person.. One of the best speeches ever

[@adamdorgant9454]

Yes it was indeed a great speech by a great man as well as a great president, period!!!!!

[@dennnisandrewball9728]

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[@madams6796]

Given 6 MONTHS before he was Assassinated....June 1963.

[@panipanceelnendertal3781]

we are. those who like change.

[@iranwhitaker1247]

Because war and power makes money

[@thankgodjustice9550]

You will never be forgotten

[@jellybean42]

Never.

[@SupraRy]

One of the finest men to have ever walked the earth. May his legacy and hope for peace live on forever.

[@abrahamissacjocab2544]

Wholeheartedly Agree 💖💖💖

[@Mixedfifamotions17]

Dude this is an actual good president not like biden or trump

[@jryecart8017]

Many of the men of Brigade 2506 believed fervently that they were the first wave of Cuban freedom fighters who would liberate their homeland from Castro. They were convinced as they storrned ashore that they would be supported overhead by some of the finest fighter pilots of the U.S. Air Force, and they thought that as they advanced into Cuba, the U.S. Marines would be right behind them. Whether the insurgents had talked themselves into this conviction or the trainers from the United States had made such a promise is still a subject of debate. The air support promised by the CIA consisted of sixteen B-26 twin-engine light attack bombers. From an airstrip in Nicaragua to the Bay of Pigs was a journey of 1,000 miles, round-trip, which left a B-26 with enough fuel to provide less than forty minutes of air cover for the Brigade. Anything longer than forty minutes and the pilots risked running out of gas somewhere over the Caribbean. On April 14, 1961, just three days from the invasion, Kennedy called CIA Operations Chief Bissell to ask how many planes he planned to use in the operation. Bissell told the president the CIA planned to use all sixteen of their B-26s. "Well I don't want it on that scale," Kennedy replied. "I want it minimal." So Bissell cut the number of planes for the invasion to eight. The next day, those eight planes attacked the three airfields of the Cuban air force, knocking out some of the aircraft, but not enough to cripple the fleet. On the morning of April 17, as the Cuban militia pinned down the men of Brigade 2506, the Cuban planes that had survived the air strikes attacked the exiles from the air. Meanwhile, the B-26s, their fuel low and their forty minutes up, veered away from the beach for the flight home. The Brigade's commander, San Román, radioed his CIA handlers for help. "We are under attack by two Sea Fury aircraft and heavy artillery," he reported. "Do not see any friendly air cover as you promised. Need jet support immediately." When San Roman's request was denied, he replied, "You, sir, are a son of a bitch."

[@samo8638]

Možda u americi najbolji na planeti nije

[@jb-vb8un]

an abysmal failure - - - In Vietnam, the Kennedy Administration approved the overthrow of President Diem, believing that any successor government would have to be an improvement over Diem’s. They were wrong. Finally, U.S. initiatives in Western Europe, such as support for British entry into the European Economic Community and European defense integration, also were unsuccessful. - - - Mimi Alford White House intern Mimi Alford claimed an 18-month relationship with JFK in her 2012 memoir “Once Upon a Secret: My Affair With John F. Kennedy and Its Aftermath.” Alford said JFK was never “looking for a relationship to replace his marriage” but she was just a few days into her new job at the White House when the President seduced her for the first time. Just 19 years old at the time, Alford claims that after coming across JFK in the pool earlier in the day, he invited her for drinks and a private tour of the White House before he finally made his move in what he ironically referred to as “Mrs. Kennedy’s Room.” - - - BLAZE STARR The celebrated stripper told People magazine in 1989 that she had a brief affair with Kennedy before he became President which she’d hoped to continue once he was elected. The famed burlesque dancer is said to have been disappointed when the Cuban Missile Crisis got in the way of her dalliance with the President in the Lincoln Room. The pair first met in 1954 when JFK, then a Congressman, would visit her Maryland strip club, Crossroads. Judith Campbell Exner, who served as a conduit between JFK and mobster Sam Giancana, had an abortion after becoming pregnant with the President’s child, revealing details about their alleged affair in her 1977 memoir “My Story.” Jackie Kennedy is said to have been unsurprised by what the book revealed. The alleged mafia moll Exner spoke again of her relationship with the president in a 1997 interview with Vanity Fair in which she revealed that she ended her two-year affair with Kennedy in early 1963. It is around this time she claims that she aborted his child. Introduced to Kennedy via her ex Frank Sinatra, she ferried envelopes between the President and Sam Giancana, to whom she was also a mistress, including, she claims, alleged payoffs or instructions for vote-buying in elections and plans to kill Fidel Castro. “Jack never in a million years thought he was doing anything that would hurt me, but that’s the way he conducted himself; the Kennedys have their own set of rules,” she said.

[@delanajosey4867]

He was our president and honestly cared about our country 😢

[@erulind]

What a man! He lived by his principles and for peace. He sacrified his life to promote peace with such humility. He was just too good and far ahead of his time, truly enlightened.

[@RojaAkter-m2e]

Mise madar India sarop khan sob feroj Gamer sabontie sha get. India oll money takerjole Dybonat sonale rai

[@gogohead1991]

This speech makes me want to cry.

[@retanalnl]

We all inhabit this small planet, we breath the same air, we cherish our children's future, and we are all mortal" - this speech is as compelling today, as it was on the day it was spoken, seven decades ago, a call for peace in our time, and in all times ...

[@Yonder27]

🤨🗣That was six decades ago not seven.

[@Vanargand23]

We lost the world that terrible day on Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, on November 22 1963.

[@jaw444]

As Khrushchev said, it was a terrible loss to the Russian people, and it truly was. It meant that instead of investing in building a higher standard of living involving consumerism, they would have to invest much more in weapons, so expensive, to try to keep their people safe in the context of what was called "the arms race." The loss of Kennedy was a terrible cost for people all over the world who wanted a safer happier present and future.

[@PaulyT999]

We need a JFK now more than ever.

[@mistyblue526]

Unfortunately the DNC would NEVER accept him if he were running today.

[@m4g1cM1KE]

I’m on my way haha

[@randumbrantz9212]

Too many in this country would consider even him to be a right wing fascist... That's how far to the left we've swung. By the time 2015 came around, This country today was more like USSR then USA. Soros' little buddies would call him the same names they call Trump.

[@m4g1cM1KE]

Randumb Rantz I disagree but I respect your opinions.

[@randumbrantz9212]

@@m4g1cM1KE I'd like to be able to disagree with myself, to be honest... But when statues of Lincoln, Washington, and Grant are being torn down or vandalized... Nothing seems beyond reason.

[@Von45Rose]

My God!!! In all my life I have never heard a leader speak in such an inspiring and manner to foster belief in his listeners that these are his real convictions and he actually cares.

[@vasudevcharan8329]

Yes brother.

[@eddygoodwin7089]

Well said

[@musicauthority7828]

He commanded the Presidency probably better than any other President and it came natural to him. it's a terrible shame that they blew his head off. it was a sad day to be an American, knowing that we couldn't save him. and allow him to finish his Presidency and his life. and even worse allow some other President's to thrive and do great damage to this Country.

[@Micnify]

Good articulated speech!! Mic'2023

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

They don't make 'em like JFK anymore.

[@prabhasray4662]

I am admirer of Pesident Jhon F Kennedy as I still remember from my stdent life ,one sentence of one of his amazing speeches - 'Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country '.

[@johnbro6261]

Then: "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". Now: UFOs over nuclear missile silos. The computer and electrical grid systems, including the redundant backup systems to make such impossible, went offline. A few minutes later, came back online again. Automatic diagnostics did not find any fault or subversion in the system. The binary codes came back as all zeroes, except for one special code: Impossible. Peace.

[@TcUniversal007]

We lead the way but it takes all of us to work as one.. For the peace and the rights we all have as human beings.

[@joshiaadwar1236]

The tenth time I'm listening to it again. Brilliantly delivered.

[@villiestephanov984]

My 3rd :)

[@freduklernas3637]

Same here

[@beverlydaniels-reeves729]

I love this President....I could listen to him all day long...his speeches were all so amazing❤

[@kennaschool]

True

[@clematistaiga]

I’m only 33….. so I’m just now hearing one of his speeches. This is amazing… and shook me to the core when he said ALL TIMES, NOT JUST OUR TIME. It’s no wonder he was assassinated…. He was dangerous to the corrupt government of the time (and even to this day)

[@evanh.6462]

Danger to the corporations that own the govt

[@JK360noscope]

RFK jr bouta get the same but I'll take a dead Kennedy over an old and confused alive Biden

[@DrOldhen]

If this is the first you have heard this speech, I apologize that our school system deprived you of it.

[@Windrake101]

@@evanh.6462 That _wanted_ to own the government* They weren't as influential yet.

[@evanh.6462]

@@Windrake101 fair point

[@TzarAugustus]

A man with so many fantastic and memorable speeches, this is his greatest. The message and meaning so much more potent and tangible than the high-mindedness of his other beautiful speeches. Cooperation rather than fear and war; what a concept.

[@bamm1388]

NOTHING BAD EVER HAPPENS TO THE KENNEDYS Edit 1: THANK YOU JSDHJKAS

[@funerxlofficial521]

*car flips*

[@mantis9523]

Funerxl Official AUA

[@sushiferz]

*WOOAAAHH*

[@jeshuavega4846]

@@sushiferz ride, Johnny ride

[@WiiSPMusic]

Spud Johnsonn it’s a joke dumbass

[@pythagoreanteacher1558]

I am always humbled by his philosophy and wisdom. A wisdom lost but not forgotten or incapable of rebirth.

[@oscarl.ramirez7355]

one of my favorite speeches at the right place & time.

[@VernePhilleas]

Listening and observing John F. Kennedy makes me realize how great it was to be an American under a superb President. His forcefulness of message, intelligence, wisdom, composure, propriety, and awareness made him one of the best. I actually started tearing with excitement about seeing one of the greatest leaders in the History of the World. Such a sick awesome, mate! “Peace and Freedom Walk Together” - John F. Kennedy.

[@honestmark]

Hello how are you doing??

[@bryanreyes3645]

I was born in ‘97 and damn do I wish I could’ve been their to listen to this great man speak.

[@eriyul]

We are blessed to live in a time where we can listen to his voice from old videos! One of the great things about KZbin is the upload of these old speeches

[@AWAKEN_MEDIA]

Here from Krystal, Kyle, & Friends podcast with David Talbot. Speech brought me to tears, what an amazing personification of true courage. We love and miss you brother. 🙏🏽

[@mortyblink8355]

God is Gracious God bless us all with Peace, Dignity, Cooperation and Prosperity Amen

[@crispusattucks4007]

This comment section gives me hope that people are no longer deceived by official narratives

[@Lifesabeachmusicvideos]

Worse then it's ever been. If we would have only known.

[@zes3813]

just u have been

[@youngtruthspitta3655]

💯🙏🏽

[@andrewblamer9202]

We are in a GREAT AWAKENING

[@aa697]

Boy oh boy how we have let this great man down. RIP JFK 🙏

[@christinemckinney3731]

However, we do not stop our collective pursuit of release of information from which we are gleaning the image of what had the temerity to attempt to extinguish such a vision illuminated from its wisdom. Can’t touch this and we never stop inquiring into the matter. Truth will out and we are coming closer by our scrutiny

[@nerakar6562]

We could elect RFK Jr. even this election and bring the peace & JFK’s second term back to save us once again!

[@kenneththorberg6914]

@@nerakar6562 Agree , but don´t tell that to CIA and Mossad.

[@14KroshTV]

@@nerakar6562 Whoever you elect in that office, there will be those behind the curtains. They lied to JFK.

[@jaw444]

Not me. I didn't let him down. I was 14 when he died and i've always shared his values. Things change and it's not exactly the same values but in substance it is. He was learning as he went along. To have him be replaced by Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam and all the lying and killing and destruction that it entailed, showed that the Soviets were right to fear the US, but Khrushchev and Kennedy were working together, Kennedy saw how to build a better world and interests in the US which were very powerful hated him for it and saw him as an enemy of US national interests. Kennedy fired CIA Director Allen Dulles early in his presidency, because of the ways that the CIA planned the Bay of Pigs operation to take over Cuba long before Kennedy because president, they were expecting Nixon to win the election, not unreasonably, Nixon was Vice President of a popular incumbent and was not himself unpopular. When Kennedy won, CIA did not bring Kennedy in on the inner planning of Bay of Pigs, especially that it was a plan for the US to violently take over Cuba, destroying their popular government, Kennedy was given a different story of Bay of Pigs, namely that the great majority of Cubans hated Castro, i was raised on this story as a young kid in elementary school, and i didn't know what Bay of Pigs was, no idea, they didn't tell us what it was, it was not an informative news media, though we were told it was, Freedom of the Press, we were told it made us better than any other country, i was proud to be an America, but by the time i was in junior high, the news reporting changed, it got more boring, which means, they were not telling what was happening, but when it was boring it caused me to not care, i didn't care about politics. i had rooted for Nixon in the election, he was my vice president, but when Kennedy won, that was OK with me too, which party won wasn't as important to people like it is now, it was all American, that was what mattered. i didn't pay much attention to news but Kennedy seemed nice to me because he laughed and smiled and made jokes a lot, he was friendly to the press, and i got the feeling he wanted to make peace with Russia which i wanted too, those atom bombs were too scary. my friend and i stayed home from school one Friday which we liked to do because we would talk on the phone and make jokes about our favorite movie stars. One Friday she said "I gotta go, my grandma just came in and said President Kennedy got shot." i said, OK and i was walking into the room with the TV, i was home from school alone. i turned on the TV on one of the major channels and it had a quiz show on. it was around 10:30 on the West Coast. i changed to another major channel, it had a quiz show too, that was normal. i went to the AM radio on the kitchen table, news station and it was all about the shooting of Kennedy it had just happened. They kept saying the limo was on on the way to the hospital, i hoped he'd be OK. They were reporting things really fast, they found a sniper's nest , schoolbook depository building, there was a rifle there, then they found a police officer, JD Tippet, shot by the same guy who shot Kennedy and governor Conolly who i never heard of before, he looked OK, they said, injuries didn't kill him. They didn't say that about Kennedy, just saying they were rushing to the hospital. i was thinking "Dallas is a big city, why does it take so long to find a hospital?" They reported that they got the guy, his name, Lee Harvey Oswald, they got his name from the rifle registration, this is all probably tattooed into anyone's mind , at least if you were at home following it, i stuck with the radio rather than the TV because it kept coming up with so much information, i was wanting to hear whether Kennedy was going to be ok or not. i really was hoping he'd be ok, but it sounded iffy. Then a doctor announced that he was dead. i went in my backyard to be with my dog who wasn't allowed in the house because my mom was allergic. i hugged my dog around her furry neck. i felt a tear in my eye. i remember thinking "why do i have a tear? I dob't even care who's president." i didn't know much about my emotions in those days. My mom came home from work at a nearby school where she was a 2nd grade school teacher. i don't remember us talking about Kennedy being killed. my parents were Republicans but they were just all American, they liked Kennedy, he was the president of the US, but i don't remember anything about talking to them. After that there was no school and it was mostly a time for watching the news on TV. I used to draw and paint a lot. I drew a picture of Kennedy's son John John, aboiut 3 years old or less, saluting as the coffin went by, and then after i drew it with pencil after seeing it on TV, i painted it, a blue coat like he was really wearing, and brown hair and flesh colored caucasian skin. Folk music was really popular with kids my age then and i was probably playing records, i had a guitar and liked to play and sing songs. On Sunday, my parents were going to church, and i wasn't allowed to stay home by myself. So i was getting dressed for church. i'll always remember my mom, who was fixated on the tV with news of the assassination, screaming in the room with the TV, "they shot him, they shot him!!!!!" i ran in there and said "Who did they shoot?" and she was pointing at the TV screen, and i looked, and it showed a replay of Oswald getting shot in the stomach. i was sorry to see that. I was looking forward to seeing his trial, this being America, everybody gets a fair trial, with a jury of their peers, and to me, it meant i could learn more because the way it had been presented so far was very low information, which was boring. no doubt there was more to learn, but it felt as if that wasn't going to happen, more like "nothing to see here, move along," So, now Oswald was going to the hospital in an ambulance. I really hoped he would live, very badly i wanted him to live. i was allowed to stay in the car when we got to church so i could listen to the news and see if and when he died. i was pretty sure he was going to die because i had watched a lot of cowboy shows and war movies in my life, and i had learned that if someone got shot in the head or the stomach, that meant they were going to die. And Oswald was dead pretty soon, maybe a half hour after we got to church , or less. I felt very bad about that. He said he didn't do it. i thought the US people had a right to see him put on trial and find out what his side of it, "innocent until proven guilty," but the way it was playing out, the police convicted him, there was no question, he did it, and maybe Americans were feeling very vulnerable with people getting shot, real people, not characters in a movie, and maybe that caused them to just look to their authority figures to tell them what the story was, it wasn't the America i was taught it was in school when i was in first grade and second grade, right to a fair trial, that was a really big deal and i was proud to be an American because i was told we were the only country that had freedom. My point is, that whole episode for me, at the age i was, was a really big deal. I was within a couple of months of starting high school. i had learned folk songs about how negroes were victims of violence and being locked up for trying to exercise their rights that white people had because of the Constitution, negroes getting hung, and then all this stuff happened, Kennedy, gone, Oswald, guilty because the police said so. Isn't that a police state? Then, i started high school and at exactly the same time, the Beatles came out, and they really cheered things up, like, all the killings of our president and of our getting to learn more from a fair trial, habeas corpus and everything, Oswald was under very heavy police protective custody when he was killed. How does that happen? Oh well. The Beatles are here now and it's so groovy just to be a live, so much great music, i got a steady boyfriend, the past was the past, so it seemed, until later when Jim Garrison the DA in New Orleans, had some evidence that other people were involved in killing Kennedy, and then he got smeared for bringing al of that up, so, let sleeping dogs lie. but i took acid and smoked weed around that time, 4 years after Kennedy and Oswald were killed. 3 1/2 years, it was the Summer of Love, i went to Haight Ashbury. it was awesome, met the love of my life, hopped freight trains, and that was where it was at. That was when the Jim Garrison stuff came out. The end of 1967. i feel like Forrest Gump.

[@lindaCB25]

Love his voice, and his message. He mentions going inward too, about peace.💫

[@jmanderpubes]

I also noted that when I heard him say that.

[@l.lawton2866]

I wish I could turn on the television and access social media to see these types of messages. Surely damn near 10 years of negativity, hateful and violent rhetoric, and untrustworthy-incompetent, and self- serving , unjust so called leaders can afford a reminder . PEACE AND FREEDOM WALK TOGETHER. ALL!!! JFK

[@jfkplaysUSA]

Weird how my speech still rings true today. We do not want war, or the overwhelming suffering it brings. Peace is always worth pursuing.

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Back then when there was a thing called RESPECT!!! We don't have that ANYMORE!!!

[@bobbylewisjr5250]

Sadly, someone watched this live while polishing their gun, and others saw this speech and celebrated the announcement of his brutal demise... respect was not all there was back then....let's not mention Jim Crow Laws and unequal segregation.... Respect was never all there was.

[@KOMET2006]

"... if we cannot end now our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. For, in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal." - JFK was a President who spoke to the best in us, as individuals, and as a people, who helped us to believe in ourselves, encouraged the growth of the arts and science in American society, and inspired us --- and by extension, all people throughout the world --- to be and do better for ourselves and society at large. One of the things truly remarkable about this man was that, at the time of his assassination, he was growing profoundly as President.

[@TreyTrey1313]

couldn't have said it better myself!

[@KOMET2006]

I think it makes no sense to make assumptions about what you assert President Kennedy would have to say about today's Democratic Party as if that could be ascertained beyond doubt. Clearly, no-one can ever know. Better that one analyzes the essence and significance of what is one of the greatest Presidential addresses ever made in which President Kennedy outlined a blueprint for a strategy of peace.

[@KOMET2006]

What a defeatist & erroneous belief! As for the Native American, the Europeans who came to North America had no interest in integrating them into the civilization and society they were building. To make it plain, the Europeans coveted the lands peopled by the Native Americans and those lands they were unable to acquire by treaties, they either stole or claimed as a result of either warring against the various Native American tribes and/or exploiting pre-existing conflicts among some of these tribes. To take it to the present time, we live in a very diverse country and the words "to form a more perfect Union" as enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, I wholeheartedly subscribe to as a citizen. There is strength in diversity. President Kennedy appreciated that.

[@sunnyseacat9232]

Yes, JFK was growing profoundly as president. Excellent. Yes, Native Americans land was absolutely coveted and deliberately "taken" from them: Systematic genocide for 400 years. JFK did say that Native Americans were the least understood... JFK realized what he was up against and knew his days were numbered. He spoke honorably nonetheless. Ironically, many male students in that audience probably joined the military and fought in Vietnam ... the brave ones did not ... but did not realize that the Vietnam War was fabricated in part to bring drugs into America to oppress and degrade it's youth, to weaken the (physically) strongest and literally keep them drugged up. Johnson knew this as did JFKs murderers/conspirators who took office and/or seemingly "benefitted" momentarily afterwards. Still today, especially in low income black neighborhoods, drugs continually flow: all deliberate to oppress young men morally and physically, in particular, and to encourage young women to become financially and psychologically dependent upon the government, baby after baby. JFK eventually became a visionary indeed. We are all, ultimately, the better for his words of wisdom.

[@josuegonzalez724]

+Sunny SeaCat true

[@BobbyLongway-l3y]

I’m not perfect I have been on drugs all my life don’t judge my actions thank you for your service Mr president

[@PaulG_1985]

The last true President.

[@tomprebis8977]

Do you know WHY he was our "last true prez," sir? 'Tis because he was the last prez who didn't have to sell his soul to get elected... Reason Being: JFK didn't need campaign donors, as his dad, Joe Kennedy, was one of the richest men in America, so he could afford to self-finance both of his presidential runs. I was Amazed when I learned that...

[@thehistoricalgamer]

New World Order he did invent a missile gap to help get elected. He ran as a hawk saying Eisenhower allowed the soviets to get ahead of us in the arms race.

[@watapanaS]

Nah donald trump is a puppet too the rabbit hole has become a big major chess game if you really think about it

[@alexcuadra8316]

I can’t believe this FOOL just said trump is like Kennedy

[@tomgibson6801]

what about jimmy carter he lost re election because he refused to follow the military industrial complex