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The O’Kennedy family, sometimes simply Kennedy, were an Irish royal dynasty, a sept of the Dál gCais, founded in the Middle Ages who were Kings of Ormond. Their founder was the nephew of High King Brian Boru (1002–1014). Kennedys in the United States and the 17th most populous surname of Ireland in 1890 and 16th most common today.
Few families have shaped American politics quite like the Kennedys. Their story starts in County Wexford, Ireland, where Patrick Kennedy and his wife Bridget Murphy decided to try their luck in America. They landed in East Boston in 1849, probably never imagining their descendants would help write some of the most important chapters in American history.
Their son P.J. Kennedy kicked off the family’s political legacy in 1884, winning a seat in the Massachusetts state legislature. But it was P.J.’s son, Joseph Kennedy Sr., who really set things in motion. Joe made a fortune in banking and real estate, married Rose Fitzgerald (daughter of Boston’s mayor), and had nine children. He had big dreams for his kids – especially in politics.
After Joe’s eldest son died in World War II, those political ambitions landed on John F. Kennedy. Jack, as he was known, went from war hero to congressman to senator, and finally to president in 1960. During his presidency, his brother Robert served as Attorney General, and their youngest brother Ted claimed a Senate seat that he’d hold for nearly half a century.
The Kennedys kept building their political dynasty. From 1947 to 2011, there was always at least one Kennedy in Congress. They’ve produced ambassadors, state legislators, and countless public servants. But it hasn’t all been smooth sailing. In 2020, Joe Kennedy III lost a Senate primary – the first Kennedy to lose an election in Massachusetts. And recently, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential run as an Independent caused a family rift, especially when he switched to support Donald Trump and became his Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Through it all, the Kennedys have left their mark beyond just politics. Eunice Kennedy Shriver founded the Special Olympics. Others have fought for disability rights, environmental protection, and various social causes. They’ve been lawyers, authors, and activists – all part of a family legacy that’s become deeply woven into American history.
Today, the Kennedy influence continues. Caroline Kennedy serves as U.S. Ambassador to Australia, Victoria Reggie Kennedy as Ambassador to Austria, and Joe Kennedy III as Special Envoy to Northern Ireland. It’s a far cry from their humble Irish roots, but the family’s commitment to public service – started by a cooper’s son in East Boston – remains alive and well.
In Fritz Spingmeier’s book Bloodlines of The Illuminati, which you can find a redacted version on the CIA’s website: Fritz indicates that the Kennedy family is considered a top 13 Illuminati bloodline. It is stated that determining which Kennedys are part of the Satanic lineage is like finding a needle in a haystack due to the large number of Kennedys, with an estimated 200,000 in the United States and ranking high among common Irish surnames. Fritz mentions Kennedy ties to other elite families through numerous marriages with names such as Anketells, Baileys, Booths, Buckleys, Collins, Hatfields, Humphreys, Freemans, James, Phelps, Reagans, Russells, and Smiths. The Kennedys are related to the Fitzpatricks, a powerful Irish family with a coat of arms featuring 3 fleur-de-lis with a dragon and a lion, possibly linking back to France and the Sang Royal (Sangraal). Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis is connected to the Auchinclosses, a Scottish Illuminati bloodline, through her sister’s marriage.
The Auchincloss family has ties to other prominent names like Bunt, Grosvenor, Rockefeller, Saltonstall, Tiffany, Vanderbilt, and Winthrop. For example, Hugh D. Auchincloss, Sr. married the daughter of Oliver B. Jennings, who co-founded Standard Oil with John D. Rockefeller. There are also instances of Kennedy intermarriages with families like the Freemans and alliances with the Hatfield, Bailey, Collins, and Mullins families through the Andrew Kennedy line. The origins of the Kennedy family are traced back to Ireland and Brian Born (Brian Caeneddi) and his nephew Cinneide, with the name evolving to O’Kennedy. They were originally a Dalcassion sept near Killahoe and later became the Lords of Ormond in north Tipperary. The family later divided into three branches: Don, Fionn, and Rua.
Around 1600, a Scottish branch of the Kennedys appeared, and while their initial origins might differ from the Irish branch, genealogists believe that both branches are related through common ancestry or intermarriage. Numerous aristocratic Kennedy families existed in Scotland and Ireland. One notable Scottish Kennedy was the Marquess of Ailsa (Archibald Kennedy), who married into Scottish royalty and was a powerful Freemason holding key positions in the Grand Lodge of Scotland. Fritz notes that while exact ties between various prominent Kennedys (such as Bilderberger David M. Kennedy and William Jesse Kennedy III) are not specified, it is likely that the Kennedy aristocrats all connect if one traces their lineage back several hundred years.
One of the author’s early clues about the Kennedy connection to the Illuminati came from Robert Anton Wilson’s book “The Widow’s Son – The Historical Illuminatus Chronicles”, which highlights the significance of Brian Caeneddi and his bloodline’s connection to important royal lines. The author found Wilson’s genealogical information about the Kennedys to be accurate and their historical importance in Illuminati activities significant. Tip O’Neil, former speaker of the house, is mentioned as a descendant of the Kennedy clan. Fritz discusses Matthew Kennedy (1652-1735), an Irish Kennedy connected with St. Germain’s court in Paris who wrote about the Royal Family of the Stuarts. The Stuart family’s marriage into the Sang raal and their role in the genealogies of the Prieure de Sion are mentioned.
The assassination and subsequent scrutiny of John F. Kennedy’s life are seen as a window into the Kennedy Illuminati family. Despite public unawareness, JFK had an active sex life even as president, which was known by the elite. McGeorge Bundy reportedly warned JFK about potential public trouble due to his openness with women. JFK had long-term relationships with Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield, and Zsa Zsa Gabor, who also had connections to Anton LaVey, the head of the Church of Satan. Jayne Mansfield was a high priestess, and Marilyn Monroe participated in LaVey’s satanic rituals before the church’s founding.
Both JFK and Robert Kennedy had affairs with Marilyn Monroe and visited her before her death. Zsa Zsa Gabor had long-term interest in the occult. Fritz details the rise of Satanism in California and Anton LaVey’s background and connections, including a link between the Beatty family and Illuminati families. Exner ran letters between the Mafia and John F. Kennedy while he was President. It is also mentioned that JFK was in direct contact with Mafia chiefs Meyer Lansky and Joe Fishetti and benefited from their money. JFK’s father also had lifelong ties to the Mafia. The Mafia reportedly rigged elections in counties like Chicago to help JFK win the presidency.
A poem written by Jackie Kennedy on their honeymoon, mentioning Jack seeking “The Golden Fleece” and never finding peace, is interpreted in light of MJ-12 (the Wise Men) and the Jason Society, both named after Jason and the Golden Fleece, suggesting Jackie might have had some understanding of the power structure. Jackie was also friends with many top Illuminati men and later married Onassis, considered a King in Moriah (the Illuminati).
Joseph Kennedy, John F. Kennedy’s father, is identified as part of the Illuminati, a member of the Pilgrim Society (a branch of the Illuminati), and closely associated with the Mafia and other Illuminati kingpins. His appointment as U.S. ambassador to Great Britain is seen as evidence of the Kennedy family’s importance within the Illuminati. During WWII, Ambassador Joe Kennedy revoked the diplomatic immunity of an American embassy officer, Tyler Gatewood Kent, who had evidence of Roosevelt secretly involving the U.S. in the war, ensuring Kent’s arrest by the British. This action is presented as Kennedy prioritizing the Illuminati’s agenda over potentially exposing Roosevelt’s actions. Joseph Kennedy later publicly portrayed himself as against the war. After WWI, Joseph Kennedy worked for Galen Stone of Hayden Stone & Co., a firm with ties to the Rothschilds.
To gain respectability, Joe married into the Fitzgerald family, a common Illuminati tactic. His mob connections included partnerships with Joseph Linsey and the Bronfmans, powerful Illuminati figures in Canada. Winston Churchill personally granted Joe Kennedy the British alcoholic distiller’s franchise for the American market. When Kennedy became ambassador, the British Royal Family, at his request, dressed in full royal regalia for the Kennedy family. Sir John Wheeler-Bennett is credited with writing Kennedy’s master’s thesis, “Why England Slept”. Joseph Kennedy expressed pride in his daughter Kathleen marrying the Duke of Devonshire, seeing himself as the father of a Duchess and father-in-law of the head of all the Masons in the world. He was also part of the British branch of the Knights of Malta, called the Order of St. John. Jackie Kennedy Onassis’ sister Lee married Prince Stanislaus Radziwill, whose family established the Order of St. John of Jerusalem (Knights of Malta) in Poland.
The Kennedy Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction and Bioethics at Georgetown University helps fund the Knights of Malta’s hospice movement in America, with Senator Edward Kennedy as a keynote speaker at the first annual meeting of the National Hospice Organization. Fritz links the Knights of Malta to a history of running drugs and administering mind-altering substances, and views the “right to die” hospice movement with suspicion, comparing it to the views of Adolf Hitler. The Kennedy clan has also had its share of problems with drugs and alcohol. The visit revisits the Kennedy family, highlighting their occult power due to their bloodline, explaining why the British Royalty would honor Joseph Kennedy’s request.
Recent attention on the Kennedys after the deaths of JFK’s widow and mother Rose is mentioned. The book “A Question of Character A Life of John F. Kennedy” by Thomas C. Reeves is cited as presenting a truthful account of the Kennedys, contradicting media hype. The book reveals JFK’s average intelligence, poor academic performance, and his father’s wealth and connections that facilitated his entry into the Navy despite a severe back problem. His naval service, including the PT-109 incident, is portrayed as less heroic than the public narrative, with his father using money to manage the situation.
The book details JFK’s grandfather, P.J. Kennedy’s involvement in saloons, liquor business, banking, and corrupt politics, including vote fraud. His father, Joe Kennedy, married Rose Fitzgerald, whose family had a history of graft and vote fraud. Rose’s education at a Catholic convent and her described personality traits (“self-centered, stingy, prudish, and often spiteful”) are mentioned, contrasting with the public image. JFK’s strained relationship with his parents is highlighted, including his father’s rigidness and potential connection to Satanic mind control practices, as well as the lobotomy of his sister Rosemary. Joe Kennedy’s friendship with Felix Frankfurter is also noted. JFK’s efforts to hide his need for glasses and his back pain, his superficial relationships, and possible SRA abuse are mentioned.
His father’s influence in his life, including getting him out of difficulties and promoting his career, is emphasized. JFK’s one-month attendance at the London School of Economics (contrary to the public story of one year), his father’s role in promoting his book “Why England Slept,” and his stay with fellow Illuminati figure William Randolph Hearst are noted. Joe Kennedy’s post-WWII work for the FBI, JFK’s favorite sister Kathleen’s marriage into British nobility and affair, and Joe Kennedy’s grooming of JFK for president are mentioned. JFK’s congressional friendships with Richard Russell and Robert A. Taft (both from well-known Illuminati families) are highlighted. The author emphasizes the existence of a long-standing Satanic conspiracy and the Kennedy family’s role in it, suggesting JFK’s assassination could be a way to introduce Americans to this conspiracy. Ralph Epperson’s use of the Kennedy assassination in his NWO presentations is mentioned, along with an anecdote about him unknowingly working with a Monarch mind-controlled slave.
The Kennedy family is mentioned again in relation to Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis, whose father was a member of the Society of the Cincinnati, described as the American equivalent to the Order of the Garter. Her father was portrayed as corrupt and a womanizer. Her stepfather was from the elite Auchincloss family and involved in Naval Intelligence. Jackie attended elite schools. On the anniversary of JFK’s assassination, only Orville and Jane Freeman are mentioned as remembering the date, while Jackie went to Central Park.
Fritz states that in a meeting with fellow Satanist Joseph Kennedy in September 1957, the decision was made to use the Mafia’s power to get John F. Kennedy elected. The Mafia’s vote tampering in Chicago is mentioned, and Nixon’s decision not to push for a recount in exchange for a future chance at the presidency is noted. It is suggested that after Joseph Kennedy’s stroke in 1961, John and Robert Kennedy, disliking some powerful Illuminati figures like Aristotle Onassis, decided to use their popularity to challenge the conspiracy. Their familiarity with the conspiracy from their upbringing is cited as a reason for their courage. However, lacking the full Illuminati training of their deceased older brother Joe Jr., John F. Kennedy reportedly started thinking for himself, which is described as a mistake in the Illuminati’s plans.
JFK’s actions as president are characterized as more conservative than those of Nixon and Reagan. The CIA’s opposition to JFK, stemming from his view of himself as their boss, is mentioned, and the Bay of Pigs failure is attributed to the CIA head deliberately sabotaging the operation. Two friends of JFK who wanted to help him fight the elite, Senator Estes Kefauver and Phillip Graham, were reportedly eliminated before Kennedy’s assassination. Kefauver’s discovery of a 1932 deal involving Onassis, Kennedy, Meyer, Roosevelt, Lansky, and other Illuminati-Mafia figures led to his alleged poisoning. Phillip Graham’s wife, Katherine Meyer Graham, is described as a full participant in the conspiracy and involved in having her husband declared insane and subsequently killed. Bobby Kennedy allegedly believed he knew who killed his brother and wrote a book about it before his own assassination. Even George Bush is mentioned as being involved in JFK’s assassination.
Fritz mentions that the Kennedy Illuminati family is connected to drugs, the Monarch program, “death” euthanasia programs, the British monarchy, and various organized crime groups. The Kennedy connection to the drug trade and to “death” care through the Knights of Malta are highlighted as aspects not fully covered in a previous issue.
The Kennedy family’s involvement with the Mafia is mentioned in the context of yearly summit meetings where Mafia clans would coordinate with other groups like the Mishpucka, Triads, FBI, and Illuminati. In 1927, the Mishpucka reportedly worked with the Mafia to highjack a bootleg shipment of whiskey for the Kennedy Illuminati family, resulting in the deaths of most of Kennedy’s guards. Mafia Chief Joseph Bonanno, a friend of Billy Graham, attended these conclaves and met with J.F. Kennedy in 1959. JFK reportedly said that mobster Sam Giancana worked for his family. The alliance between the mob and the Illuminati is described as complex.
Finally, Fritz notes that the decision to use the Mafia to get John F. Kennedy elected was made in a meeting with fellow Satanist Joseph Kennedy in September 1957.
The Kennedy Family: Origins and Illuminati Connections
Researching the Kennedy family’s connection to the Illuminati presents a unique challenge, given that there are an estimated 200,000 Kennedys in the United States alone. The name ranks as the 16th most common surname in Ireland today, having moved up from 17th place in 1890.
Family Origins and Branches
The Kennedy lineage in Ireland traces back to Brian Born (also known as Brian Caeneddi) and his nephew, who spelled the name Cinneide. The family name evolved into O’Kennedy, and they began as a Dalcassion sect near Killahoe—a history still remembered by the Killokennedy parish. When the O’Briens and MacNamaras pushed them into new territories, the Kennedys became the Lords of Ormond in what is now north Tipperary, where most Irish Kennedys still reside today. The family eventually split into three branches: Don (brown), Fionn (fair), and Rua (red).
A Scottish branch of the Kennedys emerged around 1600. While their precise origins remain unclear, genealogists have discovered that the Scottish and Irish aristocratic Kennedy branches eventually intermarried, creating a unified family network.
Powerful Connections
The Kennedy family’s influence extends through marriages to numerous prominent families, including the Anketells, Baileys, Booths, Buckleys, Collins, Hatfields, Humphreys, Freemans, James, Phelps, Reagans, Russells, and Smiths. Their closest ties are to the Fitzpatricks, an influential Irish family whose coat of arms features three fleur-de-lis with a dragon and a lion. The Fitzpatricks may have connections to France and potentially to the Sang Royal (also known as Sangraal or Sang Raal in older manuscripts, referring to either Royal bloodline or Holy Grail).
The Kennedy-Bouvier connection, through John F. Kennedy’s marriage to Jackie, brought ties to the Auchinclosses—a Scottish Illuminati bloodline—through Jackie’s sister’s marriage into that family.
The John F. Kennedy Era
John F. Kennedy’s presidency and assassination created unprecedented public interest in the family’s history. His time in office was marked by both political achievement and personal controversy. While maintaining a public image of respectability, JFK led an active extramarital life, even during his White House years. His close associates included Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford, and Sammy Davis Jr., and he maintained relationships with several high-profile women, including Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield, and Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Joseph Kennedy’s Influence
Joseph Kennedy, JFK’s father and a member of the Pilgrim Society, established crucial connections for the family. His appointment as U.S. ambassador to Great Britain before World War II demonstrated the family’s growing influence. Joseph’s marriage into the Fitzgerald family—a common strategy among influential families seeking respectability—further cemented the Kennedys’ social position.
The family’s power extended into various spheres, from banking and politics to international relations. Joseph Kennedy’s business partnerships included connections with the Bronfmans, powerful figures in Canada, and involvement in the Newark Reinfield Syndicate. His influence was such that the British Royal Family donned their full regalia to receive the Kennedy family, an unusual honor that highlighted their status.
The earlier generations also played significant roles in building the family’s power base. PJ Kennedy, JFK’s grandfather, rose from humble beginnings to become a successful businessman and politician, though his methods sometimes involved electoral corruption. The marriage of Joe Kennedy to Rose Fitzgerald, educated at the Sacred Heart Convent, united two politically active families and strengthened their influence further.
According to Fritz’s third addition to the book, “In 1927, the Mishpucka worked with Mafia to highjack a bootleg shipment of whiskey travelling from Ireland to Boston for the Kennedy Illuminati family. Most of Kennedy’s guards were killed in the shootout, and J.P. Kennedy had the widows of the guards besieging him for financial assistance. Billy Graham’s good friend Mafia Chief Joseph Bonanno was one of the chiefs who attended the yearly conclaves. He also met with J.F. Kennedy in the winter of 1959. John Kennedy was known to have said that mobster Sam Giancana worked for his Kennedy family.
The mob/Illuminati alliances and infighting are too complex to deal with in this book, but both groups had to put plans into action to deal with the repeal of Prohibition, which would end their lucrative bootlegging. The short term plan for the Mafia was to control the film industry in Hollywood, and to penetrate the unions better. The long term plans called for sending their next few generations of children off to the top schools and getting them into legitimate respectable corporate positions.
By learning the ins and outs of honest, legal operations, they could then mix in the illegal operations with their legal ones & look legal. They planned to extend their power base into politics, the Harvard-Stanford business schools, as well as the finest corporate board rooms. They intended (and have succeeded) in getting some of their offspring to produce/direct T.V. films.
They would have an increasing presence within the Bohemian Grove membership, as well as some of the other great social & business clubs. Their plan to take over the film industry hinged on their union control over unions and theaters. The Chicago mob controlled the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Union. The mob controlled the projectionist’s union, and if the film makers had the theaters where their movies were shown shut down, what good would it be to make movies?
The film makers and the mafia both had power & money. Rather than fight a protracted war, they made a deal. The major studios would give about $50,000 a year to the mafia, and the small ones $25,000, to be allowed to function. Other agreements were also reached. Mob henchmen Willie Bioff and George E. Browne were mob lieutenants who orchestrated the mob’s “Hollywood takeover”.
One click search for scandals and hundreds pop up. I only have time to name just 30 of them.
1. Chappaquiddick Incident (1969)
Senator Ted Kennedy drove his car off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island, resulting in the death of his passenger, Mary Jo Kopechne. Kennedy failed to report the accident for hours, raising questions about his actions and accountability. The incident severely damaged his presidential aspirations.
History.com: Chappaquiddick
2. JFK’s Alleged Affairs (1960s)
President John F. Kennedy was rumored to have had numerous extramarital affairs, including with Marilyn Monroe and White House intern Mimi Alford. These allegations have fueled decades of speculation about his personal life.
Biography: JFK’s Affairs
3. Robert F. Kennedy’s Assassination (1968)
RFK was assassinated by Sirhan Sirhan during his presidential campaign. Conspiracy theories persist, with some claiming inconsistencies in the official investigation.
BBC: RFK Assassination
4. William Kennedy Smith Rape Trial (1991)
Ted Kennedy’s nephew, William Kennedy Smith, was accused of sexual assault in Palm Beach. He was acquitted, but the trial brought scrutiny to the family’s behavior.
NYT: William Kennedy Smith Case
5. Michael Kennedy’s Affair with Family Babysitter (1997)
Robert F. Kennedy’s son, Michael, was accused of having an affair with his family’s underage babysitter, leading to a scandal and his eventual estrangement from the family before his death in a skiing accident.
Washington Post: Michael Kennedy Scandal
6. John F. Kennedy Jr.’s Plane Crash (1999)
JFK Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette, and sister-in-law Lauren Bessette died when his private plane crashed en route to Martha’s Vineyard. Pilot error was cited, but speculation about other causes persists.
NTSB Report on JFK Jr. Crash
7. Patrick Kennedy’s DUI and Substance Abuse (2000s)
Congressman Patrick Kennedy (Ted’s son) had multiple incidents involving prescription drugs and a car crash near the U.S. Capitol, raising concerns about addiction.
Politico: Patrick Kennedy’s Struggles
8. Conor Kennedy’s Relationship with Taylor Swift (2012)
RFK’s grandson Conor Kennedy, then 18, briefly dated 22-year-old Taylor Swift, sparking media frenzy and criticism over the age gap.
People: Conor Kennedy & Taylor Swift
9. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Anti-Vaccine Activism (2020s)
RFK Jr. became a prominent anti-vaccine advocate, spreading misinformation about COVID-19 and other vaccines, leading to backlash from public health experts.
Scientific American: RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Misinformation
10. Joseph P. Kennedy’s Alleged Nazi Sympathies (1930s-40s)
As U.S. ambassador to the UK, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. (JFK’s father) was accused of holding pro-Nazi views and advocating appeasement before WWII. Leaked documents and private remarks suggested he admired Hitler’s economic policies and doubted Britain’s survival. FDR eventually forced him out of his post.
The Guardian: Joe Kennedy’s Nazi Links
11. Rosemary Kennedy’s Lobotomy (1941)
Joseph Kennedy Sr. authorized a disastrous lobotomy for his daughter Rosemary, who had intellectual disabilities and mood swings. The procedure left her severely incapacitated and institutionalized for life, sparking outrage over the family’s secrecy and medical ethics.
Time: Rosemary Kennedy’s Tragic Story
12. JFK’s Ties to Organized Crime
JFK’s alleged connections to mob figures like Sam Giancana (who helped deliver Illinois in the 1960 election) and his rumored affair with Giancana’s mistress, Judith Exner, raised concerns about corruption and blackmail risks.
FBI Files on JFK & the Mob
13. Ted Kennedy’s FBI File & Soviet Connections
Declassified files show the FBI investigated Ted Kennedy in 1983 for allegedly reaching out to Soviet leadership to undermine Reagan’s policies—a move some called treasonous.
Politico: Ted Kennedy’s Soviet Letter
14. Kara Kennedy’s Death & Family Health Secrets (2011)
JFK’s niece Kara died of a heart attack at 51, reigniting debates over the family’s history of hidden health problems (e.g., Addison’s disease, autoimmune disorders) and whether genetic risks were downplayed.
Boston Globe: Kara Kennedy’s Death
15. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Divorce & Marital Strife (2010s)
RFK Jr.’s second wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, died by suicide in 2012 amid a bitter divorce and reports of his infidelity. Her family accused him of emotional abuse.
NY Post: Mary Kennedy’s Tragic End
16. Patrick Kennedy’s Mental Health Advocacy vs. Family Silence
Former Rep. Patrick Kennedy has spoken openly about his addiction and bipolar disorder, criticizing the family’s culture of hiding mental illness.
The Atlantic: Patrick Kennedy’s Crusade
17. Max Kennedy Jr.’s Overdose Death (2020)
Robert F. Kennedy’s grandson, Max Kennedy Jr., died of a fentanyl overdose at 22, highlighting the family’s struggles with addiction across generations.
People: Max Kennedy Jr. Overdose
18. RFK Jr.’s Anti-Semitic Remarks (2023)
During a private dinner, RFK Jr. suggested COVID-19 was “ethnically targeted” to spare Jews, leading to widespread condemnation.
AP News: RFK Jr.’s Anti-Semitic Comments
19. Kathleen Kennedy’s Death in a Suspicious Plane Crash (1948)
JFK’s sister Kathleen (“Kick”) Kennedy died in a plane crash in France while traveling with her married lover, Peter Fitzwilliam. The family suppressed rumors of the affair, and some speculate the crash may not have been accidental.
Vanity Fair: The Scandalous Life of Kick Kennedy
20. Joseph Kennedy Jr.’s Death in a Mysterious WWII Mission (1944)
JFK’s older brother, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., died when his explosives-laden plane detonated prematurely during a high-risk mission. Conspiracy theories suggest he may have been set up due to his father’s political enemies.
Military.com: Joseph Kennedy Jr.’s Final Mission
21. JFK’s Hidden Health Struggles & Steroid Use
JFK suffered from Addison’s disease, chronic back pain, and other ailments, but his team concealed the severity from the public. He was reportedly dependent on steroids, amphetamines, and painkillers, raising questions about his fitness for office.
The Atlantic: JFK’s Secret Medical Problems
22. Ted Kennedy’s Expulsion from Harvard for Cheating (1951)
Before his political career, Ted was kicked out of Harvard for paying a classmate to take a Spanish exam for him. He later rejoined after serving in the Army.
Politico: Ted Kennedy’s Harvard Scandal
23. Bobby Kennedy’s Wiretapping of Martin Luther King Jr.
As Attorney General, RFK authorized FBI surveillance of MLK, including wiretaps, under J. Edgar Hoover’s insistence that King had communist ties.
History.com: RFK & the MLK Wiretaps
24. Jackie Kennedy’s Post-JFK Marriage to Aristotle Onassis (1968)
Widowed Jackie Kennedy’s sudden marriage to Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis—a man with alleged mob ties—shocked the world and led to rumors of a financial bargain.
The New York Times: Jackie’s Marriage to Onassis
25. Caroline Kennedy’s Botched Ambassador Nomination (2013)
Caroline Kennedy was criticized for her lack of qualifications when nominated as U.S. Ambassador to Japan, with gaffes in early interviews undermining her credibility.
The Guardian: Caroline Kennedy’s Japan Ambassadorship
26. Saoirse Kennedy Hill’s Overdose Death (2019)
RFK’s granddaughter died at 22 from a drug overdose, another tragic loss in a family plagued by addiction. Her diary revealed struggles with depression and family pressure.
People: Saoirse Kennedy Hill’s Death
27. RFK Jr.’s Estrangement from Family Over Conspiracy Theories
His anti-vaccine activism, COVID misinformation, and embrace of far-right figures (like Steve Bannon) have led to public disavowals from siblings and relatives.
CNN: Kennedy Family Rebukes RFK Jr.
Why the Scandals Never End
The Kennedys operate at the intersection of power, fame, and tragedy. Their wealth and influence shielded many secrets, but their visibility ensured leaks. From mob ties to suppressed mental health crises, their story is a cautionary tale about dynasty.
28. Joseph P. Kennedy’s Bootlegging Rumors (1920s)
Before his political career, JFK’s father, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., amassed a fortune in questionable ways, including alleged bootlegging during Prohibition. While never proven, FBI files and organized crime ties fueled speculation.
The Washington Post: Joe Kennedy’s Shady Fortune
29. JFK’s Suppressed Medical Records & Amphetamine Use
Beyond Addison’s disease, JFK was secretly treated by a controversial doctor, Max Jacobson (“Dr. Feelgood”), who injected him with amphetamine cocktails to manage pain and energy. The White House hid this from the public.
The New York Times: JFK’s Amphetamine Scandal
30. Ted Kennedy’s Secret FBI File on His Party Lifestyle
Declassified FBI documents reveal that agents tracked Ted Kennedy’s heavy drinking and reckless behavior for decades, including bar fights and late-night escapades that risked blackmail.
Politico: The FBI’s Kennedy Files
31. Robert F. Kennedy’s Role in CIA Assassination Plots
As Attorney General, RFK reportedly approved CIA-backed schemes to assassinate Fidel Castro, including collaborations with the Mafia—a scandal later exposed in Church Committee hearings.
The Guardian: RFK and the Castro Plots
32. Jackie Kennedy’s Alleged Affair with a Hollywood Star
Rumors persist that Jackie had an affair with actor William Holden during her marriage to JFK, which the White House allegedly suppressed to protect her image.
Vanity Fair: Jackie’s Rumored Affairs
33. The “Kennedy Curse” and Fatal Skiing Accidents
Multiple family members died in skiing incidents, including Michael Kennedy (1997) and David Kennedy (1984, drug-related), fueling superstitions about a “family curse.”
TIME: The So-Called Kennedy Curse
34. RFK Jr.’s Environmental Activism Hypocrisy
While campaigning against pollution, RFK Jr. was accused of dumping toxic waste from his New York estate into the Hudson River—a lawsuit settled quietly.
The New York Post: RFK Jr.’s Environmental Controversy
35. Kerry Kennedy’s DUI Arrest (2012)
RFK’s daughter Kerry was found unconscious at the wheel after mixing prescription drugs, leading to a high-profile trial (she was acquitted on technical grounds).
CNN: Kerry Kennedy’s DUI Case
36. The Family’s Feud Over RFK Jr.’s Presidential Run (2024)
His anti-establishment campaign has divided the Kennedys, with some siblings endorsing Biden and others accusing RFK Jr. of “embarrassing” the family.
NBC News: Kennedy Family Split
The list goes on and on. From JFK’s ties to Marilyn Monroe’s death to Eunice Kennedy’s role in hiding Rosemary’s lobotomy and The family’s real estate scandals, it is a labyrinth of fraud, abuse, murder and lust. The Kennedy legacy represents a complex web of political power, business interests, and social connections that spans generations.
Their story interweaves with some of the most significant events in American history, though many aspects of their influence remain subject to ongoing research and debate. To simply trust a Kennedy, based on their history of bootlegging, which broke the law and the deaths in the family from coverups of corruption, is not wise.
To blindly follow RFK Jr as a saint is not understanding your history. He would never ruin the family name by going against the Rothschild family. It’s obvious that Kennedy is just playing a role to make the right feel comfortable with the government. They have to take down a few and save some money and then lose the election to the democrats. They are politicians which means they control people. There is no Q or white hats that are coming to save us. Why would Satan cast himself out?
The latest scandal that just came out is that RFK Jr. has been caught being blackmailed by Israel. We found this out by Candace Owens who was working with an influencer who was writing a piece about her then changed it to a target piece which led back to Kennedy and his mistress. This story is still developing. Keep in mind, whatever this story offers, it only benefits the rich and powerful Rothschild’s Israel.
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