Did it happen… or something more?
Abraham Lincoln was first elected to Congress in 1846. John F. Kennedy was first elected in 1946, exactly 100 years later! Ohmigod, isn’t that weird? That is, you know, considering that Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860 and JFK was elected president exactly 100 years later. in 1960. Wow, what are the odds of that? You know, of course, when they both perished by being shot in the back of the head. Which is truly amazing considering Abraham Lincoln was shot in the back of the head in a theater, and the man who shot John F. Kennedy in theater to hide behind the crime.
This whole cult of mysterious coincidence was about strange, improbable connections between two noble assassinated Presidents. You know, I’m sure. How both Lincoln and Kennedy after their death in the case of Lincoln and Lyndon are named Johnson-Andreas Johnson. Johnson in Kennedy’s. And how they were both killed by two Southern men known to history by three names, John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald. And of course that happened, which many people said was incredible: both men published comments which seemed to predict their death. Once The day before making that fateful trip to Ford’s Theater, Abe Lincoln reported to one of the satellites that all the satellites in the world were not enough protection, if one of the people who despised him really wanted to kill him. Those words rang out hundreds of years later when JFK said, “If someone wants to shoot me out of the window with a gun, no one can stop them, so why are you so worried.” Those comments about guns being used are also used by all the conspiracy nuts who happily avoid looking at hard real evidence.
Speaking of the Lincoln and Kennedy sites, what can be more certain than that Lincoln and Kennedy were both assassinated at Ford: Lincoln at Ford’s Theater and Kennedy at Ford…Lincoln! Oh dearest God, it is true, something mysterious and supernatural is going on here.
As far as I’m concerned, the mother of all strange connections between Abraham Lincoln and John Kennedy’s assassins is one that is almost never noticed or commented on in articles like this one. There is, indeed, a certain superstitious connection between these events, and I believe that this is why it is not mentioned, because it contains an element which undermines the very cause, who ever goes through the trouble of figuring out this matter in the first place. What is this incredible strange connection of events that took place over a century?
Most people believe that John Wilkes Booth was the lone gunman in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, when he was part of a larger conspiracy, while most people believe that the larger conspiracy was in the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, when in fact Lee Harvey Oswald was nothing but a lone gunman gone crazy.
