The purpose of this Blog is to update interested persons and researchers about the History of The National Korean War Museum.
The National Korean War Museum was a valiant attempt by Doctor Kyle Kenley Kopitke and countless others to create and build from scratch, a National Museum honoring the Sacrifices of Korean War Veterans.
The National Museum was closed down under questionable circumstances, which shall be detailed.
I'll add a little each week.
The purpose of this website is also to detail the History of the rise
and fall of The National Korean War Museum that was first established in Hawaii, then moved to Oxford and Nelson, Nebraska and was closed down under very questionable circumstances.
The National Korean War Museum was part one of Doctor Kyle Kenley
Kopitke’s Trail of American History War Museums. I am Doctor Kyle
Kenley Kopitke, and I’ll add content a bit each week for a while.
This website is my defense portal to clear my good and valiant name.
I am often asked, “What really happened?” That is not a short answer.
The internet is filled with lies about my noble work with The National Korean War Museum and her sister Museum, The Viet Nam War National Museum.
Now that more information has come to light over the passage of time,
it is clear that I did nothing wrong but was the victim of dishonest
journalism, and outside agitators that fooled local government and
Veterans.
For example, the Mainstream News Media carried the quote from then
Attorney General Jon Brunning that I was less than honest; in fact he
called me a “con-man.” That was a lie.
At that time, the AG Office’s was threatening to fine me around $4
million dollars (or so) for my actions of violating the law. In the
end, I was not fined even $1 dollar. Not one dollar; so I must not have
been a “con-man” if I was not fined even one penny. So I ask you
then: How did I go one day from being threatened around $4 MILLION
DOLLARS in fines, to not being fined even one penny?
Another example of distortion and lies is the website run by my
economic competitor Lynita Jean Brown called the “Korean War Educator.”
She has one lie and distortion after another on her website.
I’ll be telling you the truth about her, her history, her lies and
distortions and why.
None of the journalists who quoted her in articles
ever identified her as my economic competitor (when does Car Dealer “A”
send a customer down the road to Car Dealer “B” to buy a car?) and they
failed to mention that she tried to start her own Korean War Museum
that failed.
Nor did any of the journalists state that Lynnita Jean Brown had her
membership revoked and was banned from being a member of The Korean War
Veterans Association.
Nor did any of the journalists mention that when they quoted her that
she was banned and prevented from purchasing ad space in the Korean War
magazine, The Grey Beards. That is dishonest journalism to allow an
economic competitor be quoted without identifying them as an economic
competitor and their background. There is much much more…..
On September 17th, 2015, I am reaching out to a number of persons who
said and did bad things to me. I want to give them an opportunity to
retract and apologize, and pay a settlement fine to me for what they
did.
If they do not then I will state my case in detail.
I have published the book: On The Trial With The History Detective: Did Joseph Smith, Jr. have more than one wife: A Scholarly Review it is available at js1w.info or KyleKenleyKopitke.com
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