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Reagan's Treasury Secretary, a bodyguard, and a DC cop were also seriously
wounded by John Hinckley.

SEPTEMBER, 1983

SOVIETS SHOOT DOWN KAL FLIGHT 007 / U.S.
CONGRESSMAN & BIRCH SOCIETY PRESIDENT KILLED

The world is horrified when the Soviets shoot down Korean Air 007, killing
269 people. Congressman Dr. Lawrence Patton McDonald (D-GA), cousin of
General George Patton, is on board. Bright, handsome, articulate, McDonald's
"star quality" has destined him for higher office. Of concern to the Globalists is

the fact that he is also President of the John Birch Society. McDonald had once
written:

"The goal of the Rockefellers is world government, combining capitalism and
Communism under the same tent. Do I mean conspiracy? Yes I do. I am

convinced of such a plot, international in scope, generations old in planning,
and incredibly evil in intent." (2)

Also due to fly on KAL 007 were anti-Communist Senators Jesse Helms (R-NC)

and Steve Symms (R-ID), who didn’t fly due to delays. If not for the delays, a
decapitation of Congress's three leading anti-Communists would have occurred.
When addressing the nation after the tragedy, President Reagan does not
mention McDonald’s name, for fear it would spark "conspiracy theories."