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UTT #28 - Interview With Author Vince Palamara, Secret Service Expert - http://www.unveilingthetruth.com/utt28-interview-with-vince-palamara.htm

Agent Jack Ready

 

Ed wrote:

"From today's (Monday) Cape Cod Times.  Credit Washington Post

 

 

       The attached obituary is of Secret Service Agent John

Ready.  He was in Dallas and was also one

of the numerous agents who partied the night/morning before

the assassination.  Ready was one agent who was positioned

in the follow up car in Dealey Plaza. 

       He is one of a few agents who should've been relieved of

his duties and dismissed from the SS for violating the use of

liquor explained in the manual.  He admitted to drinking two

beers at the Press Club, and then proceeded to the Cellar where

he had three  "fruit"  drinks.  He didn't leave until 3:15 a.m. on

November 22nd. 

       Rowley didn't discipline any of them as he felt

they suffered enough already.  What BS.  

       According to the obit, he died about a month ago.  This is the

first I saw anything announcing his death.  "

 

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/jack-ready-secret-service-agent-who-guarded-kennedy-in-dallas-dies-at-86/2014/03/29/c1e3077e-a95f-11e3-8d62-419db477a0e6_story.html

 

 

 

Excellent article by former agent Dan Emmett

Excellent article by former agent Dan Emmett

Dan Emmett, a former Marine Corps captain, retired Secret Service agent and former CIA intelligence officer, is the author of “Within Arm’s Length: A Secret Service Agent’s Definitive Inside Account of Protecting the President,” forthcoming in June.


http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/alcohol-isnt-the-secret-services-problem-lousy-leadership-is/2014/03/28/6cc1b48c-b5be-11e3-b899-20667de76985_story.html

I helped in the writing of some of this article:

I helped in the writing of some of this article:


http://m.vice.com/read/obamas-secret-service-cant-get-its-shit-together

...


So what gives? Why are so many Secret Service agents embarrassing themselves lately?
"The Secret Service's main cultural problem has never been sexism or hypermasculinity. It's alcoholism," Marc Ambinder, a journalist who has written extensively about the inner workings of the agency, told me. This is nothing new: Tales of agents getting too drunk to perform their jobs date to at least the Kennedy years

...

Case in point is the agency's decision to send the three boozing agents home, a clear overreacton according to Dan Emmett, a 21-year veteran of the agency and author of the upcoming memoir Within Arm's Length. "Sending them home 24 hours before presidential arrival is counterproductive to the mission," he told me. "When you take three CAT agents out of a team, you just decimated that team by 50 percent, thus rendering them ineffective."

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The legacy of the 9 Texas trip partiers from 11/21-11/22/63 continues...

The legacy of the 9 Texas trip partiers from 11/21-11/22/63 continues...

Clint Hill, Jack Ready, Glen Bennett, Paul Landis, and 5 other agents drank the night before the Kennedy assassination...a new generation carries on:

Secret Service agents sent home after one found passed out in Amsterdam

By Evan Perez, CNN

updated 7:36 AM EDT, Wed March 26, 2014

 

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/25/us/secret-service-amsterdam/

The Man Behind the Suit: a Documentary of Robert Deprospero

The Man Behind the Suit: a Documentary of Robert Deprospero

This documentary is about Robert DeProspero, a retired Secret Service Agent who was head of security during the Reagan Administration.

https://www.facebook.com/TheManBehindTheSuit?ref=stream

Vince Palamara on the Brent Holland radio show March 2014

Vince Palamara on the Brent Holland radio show March 2014



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_EQiH8m4DA