JFK Assassination

There was definitely a conspiracy and Oswald was the patsy.

I like the discussion of the assassination in this article, a little too long to copy and paste, but do check it out:

http://ca.geocities.com/agjg55/truth1.html

did not read all the posts in this thread but;

 clearly a republican attempt at ousting the democrats , and the shooter getting shot is the best proof that the man was not alone in this thing.

As for LBJ, he was tough on civil rights and escalated Vietnam war! Not that great of an internal records. Some 500 internal deaths including those burned on cross and "strange fruits" during his tenure and some countless deaths on the international front. Gotta be a good President!!

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Maybe there will be a deathbed confession. There are a number of 'possibilities' but it all becomes conjecture until a substantial witness comes forward.

The whistleblower in the watergate scandal took over 30 years to tell his story to the public, but that wasn't about assassination and he is considered a hero by many for doing it. Whoever knows about JFK, if there has been a cover up, is either; in their grave, or gravely silent for good reason.

Given JFKs sexual exploits, check out which powerful figures at the time had wifes who could have been caught out with him.(they'd have to be 'available' and JFKs taste) If he did it to a number of power brokers with connections to one another, (inside and outside politics - Mafia etc) who knows. Jealousy and revenge are powerful provocateurs that even a president is not immune from.

There wasn't any doubt as to who pulled the trigger in his brothers assassination, though.
 
Would Robert have made a better President than JFK? His assassination impacted on me more than JFKs for some reason. I felt he was a true humanitarian, a gentle man, an honest person and wise for his age.

By the way, does the US have more conspiracy theories floating around than any other country on the planet, or am I actually Martha Gardner.


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There's no 'Other (no explanation please)' choice? Too bad...

Its been said but common sense dictates that Oswold did not do it on his own. But ive never seen any theories with enough conclusive evidence to prove themselves.

NetsNJFan wrote: who cares --- it cleared the way for LBJ (great president domestically)

You dont care that a man was murdered and his executioner(s) may not have been punished....

 

Slightly different to the 9/11 thread as "commonsense" dictates that it is unlikely that Oswald acted alone.

Other than that,everything that could be said about this subject has been said,