A quote attributed to JFK allegedly 7 days before his assassination states, “There’s a plot in this country to enslave every man, woman and child. Before I leave this high and noble office, I intend to expose this plot.” Did JFK actually speak or write these words? There is no evidence that John F. Kennedy ever spoke or wrote these words. We could not find this quote in exhaustive searches of JFK speeches or biographies. Let’s take a look at the possible origins of the quote and its attribution to the 35th president. This is the original 2011 meme. Online Origins Because this quote does not appear in published books or newspapers, our next stop was Google, where we performed various searches for websites or news articles to determine when the quote first appeared online. It’s clear that the quote first gained popularity in November 2011. The earliest dated reference to the quote we could find on the web is dated November 27, 2011 by SaveAmericaFoundation. That web page included an older version of the meme, with the word “noble” spelled incorrectly. The quote was, however, referenced earlier than 2011 in a usenet discussion back in 2004, but it only appeared sporadically on [...]
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