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BBKing · 05-01-2006, 10:08

JFK is fearful b*ll*x, it's a fictional film. Don't trust it.

I read the Warren Commission report many years ago and it seems pretty comprehensive, when added to the released KGB files about Oswald's time in the USSR - Oswald was definitely interested in Cuba and angry about US policy towards it (particularly Kennedy's Bay of Pigs stunt). However, I doubt even the Cubans would be desperate enough to use him as an agent - the CIA and KGB had both concluded he was stupid and unreliable, and he was in a position to be very useful to both. Using an unreliable agent who's already on the radar of every intelligence service isn't a good idea.

So no doubt he was there, had the means, little doubt that he fired the shots, little doubt that he was the only gunman, no doubt he had a motive and little doubt that no intelligence agency would rely on him. All points to a conspiracy of, er, one.

The really interesting question is why Jack Ruby shot him.

Question: How many people did Oswald attempt to shoot?

05-01-2006, 10:08	#4
BBKing R.I.P. Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London Services: 20Mb VM CM, Virgin TV Posts: 5,983	Re: JFK - Finally the Truth? JFK is fearful bllx, it's a fictional film. Don't trust it. I read the Warren Commission report many years ago and it seems pretty comprehensive, when added to the released KGB files about Oswald's time in the USSR - Oswald was definitely interested in Cuba and angry about US policy towards it (particularly Kennedy's Bay of Pigs stunt). However, I doubt even the Cubans would be desperate enough to use him as an agent - the CIA and KGB had both concluded he was stupid and unreliable, and he was in a position to be very useful to both. Using an unreliable agent who's already on the radar of every intelligence service isn't a good idea. So no doubt he was there, had the means, little doubt that he fired the shots, little doubt that he was the only gunman, no doubt he had a motive and little doubt that no intelligence agency would rely on him. All points to a conspiracy of, er, one. The really interesting question is why Jack Ruby shot him. Question: How many people did Oswald attempt to shoot?