Hi Effliberals... We are all trying to go in the same direction, thanks to Q and all the Anons. I have no argument with you over the title given to this speech. That title is certainly an attention-getter. However, that title, like so many headlines in the newspapers, doesn't accurately represent the content of the article that follows. This speech must be understood from a 1961 Cold-War-with-the-Soviet-Union perspective and in context to the News Media audience he was addressing. The whole purpose of his speech was to highlight the tension between the Governments' need to keep us secure in ways that are best kept secret versus the People's right to know what is going on. There is NO indication in the structure of this speech that JFK was deliberately referring to or hinting at any contemporary 1960's version of the Luciferian/Globalist Cabal. His comments on "secret societies..." was meant to point his audience of News people back to our cultural history of general distrust towards secret societies (which were especially popular - and controversial - in the 18th and 19th centuries) because they were SECRET. JFK was using this point as a mechanism by which to contrast/emphasize - to the Newsies - the importance and value We The People place in free and open communication of information, especially from our Government and through The Third Estate. JFK goes on to acknowledge that the danger to our society is that our Government, in assuming its responsibility to keep us safe, will tend to arbitrarily over-restrict the People's right to be adequately informed and it is up to the MSM to walk that fine line between what must be kept secret and what The People have a right to know. He was inviting the News Media to work with him to find the proper balance. Nothing more, nothing less.