JFK's assassination

Quote from: Kasroa on June 13, 2007, 05:02:13 PM

Nothing I have seen or read about JFK's murder points to conspiracy.

Oh dear. I'll assume that's a joke. If not, you can first watch the movie JFK to get an orientation, not that it's incredibly accurate. Then I would recommend you read some of the books I own:

"Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy" - One of the main sources for the movie JFK. Covers almost every aspect of the assassination.
"On the Trail of the Assassins" - Written by the DA who brought Clay Shaw to court in the assassination of JFK. Another source for the movie.
"The Great Zapruder Film Hoax" - Deals obviously with the Zapruder film, and brings in a variety of experts that analyze it.
"The Man Who Knew Too Much" - Covers a man connected to various intelligence agencies and his knowledge and vast amount of evidence he presents.
"Case Closed" - Actually one of the few books that tries to push that Oswald did it. It mainly covers his life background and time leading up.

That movie is one big lie. If one even uses a single frame of it to support a conspiracy then credibitlity goes out the window. Every piece of conspiracy evidence I've seen has a rock solid counter argument.

No one knows who Oswald was working for because he was killed?  Was Jack Ruby a government agent?

No one knows who Oswald was working for because he was killed?  Was Jack Ruby a government agent?

"The Commission report stated that Oswald was a disturbed man, whose radical political views and depression had led him to shoot the President."

He is suggested to have done it by himself, because he was disturbed.

And Jack Ruby was a nightclub owner, with documented ties to the Mafia.

They're all dead now. All that matters is that they are all dead now.

No one knows who Oswald was working for because he was killed?  Was Jack Ruby a government agent?

Oswald was working for the globularist conspiracy. Jack Ruby was probably just angry about the president being dead and all.

Quote from: The Creature on June 14, 2007, 04:38:10 AM

No one knows who Oswald was working for because he was killed?  Was Jack Ruby a government agent?

Oswald was working for the globularist conspiracy. Jack Ruby was probably just angry about the president being dead and all.

I sure would like to see the case reopenned and this theory presented before the Court.

Quote from: sokarul on June 13, 2007, 04:54:24 PM

Quote from: divito on June 13, 2007, 03:08:16 PM

I've studied the assassination at length. There was definitely a cover-up, but as for if the government did it, it's still speculation.

You don't know that.  The guy that killed him was also killed, thus we will never now.

Its has been demonstrated at least twice that I know of, that 1 bullet could hit JFK in the neck and then hit the governor 3 times.  I’m sure you already knew that through your research and just omitted it because it didn’t fit your side. 

Ahaha. The guy that supposedly killed him was conveniently killed right after.

There were seven wounds on JFK and Connally. Simple angles and trajectories tell us that a single bullet could not do all this like the Warren Commission said.

Actually the magic bullet had been duplicated almost precisely.  All you have to do is adjust the seating positions of Connoly and Kennedy as well as their elevation.

Nothing I have seen or read about JFK's murder points to conspiracy.

There is a conspiracy since the government extracted the body before the initial autopsy was complete.  Also, the entrance/exit wounds described in the Warren Commission had a few contradictions compared to the initial autopsy, which implies a government tampering with the wound located above the scalp.

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