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Originally posted by Logarock
reply to post by GoodOlDave
Well Lee was a marksman grade shooter which means he was about as good as your average marksman in any army anywere. Plus the marines teach you to shoot with open sights in there not with scopes. And certainly not at moving targets. His choice of a bolt action weapon dosent fit into his training with a rife. He was trained with a auto loading weapon which has diffrent sight alignment issues than a bolt action not to mention the scopes effect on same.
Bay of Heros and Diem killings were damage inflicted on american cloth....just a bit more than some could stand.
JFK said he didnt send help to fighters in cuba because the landed with out his say so and then tried to force his hand by so doing. Sound like anything you have heard of lately?
But then they get to the Nam and find out its no wounder the commies want to over throw the south with jackasses like the Diem's running the place. Then you look at the Russians wanting to turn Cuba into a launch pad.....and JFK wants to play boy scout....rather have missles than gambling casinos over some sort of moral conundrum.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Originally posted by r2d246
so...........WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON IT???
My take on it is that Lee Harvey Oswald was such an irate Communist nut that he emigrated to the Soviet Union and even the Soviet Union was glad to let him emigrate back. We know he was a crack shot becuase he was in the Marines, and let's face it, the Marines know how to teach people to shoot. We know he owned the same kind of rifle they found in the book depository because his own wife took a picture of him holding one. Plus it's a documented fact that he was an employee at the book depository overlooking JFK's travel route, and had access to the room where the rifle was found.
Thus, my take on it is that it's unnecessarily convoluted to the point of being absurd for any conspirators to line up someone so uniquely trained, uniquely politically motivated, and be placed in such a unique position to assassinate JFK, only to turn around and have someone else do it. If people want to believe there were additional conspirators, fine, but Lee Harvey Oswald was nonetheless still up to his eyeballs in the conspiracy.
Originally posted by Hefficide
E Howard Hunt pulled the trigger and the reasons for it were complex and mostly still shrouded in secrecy. The one living soul who knows the truth of it all was the man who once owned Zapata Oil. A man named George Herbert Walker Bush.
~Heff
Originally posted by sonnny1
reply to post by Hefficide
I listened to the show. I cant buy the argument of an "outside" Billionaire doing it.
George de Mohrenschildt.....................
Originally posted by sonnny1
reply to post by PaperbackWriter
Following Mohrenschildt, connects the dots though.
Originally posted by Hefficide
E Howard Hunt pulled the trigger and the reasons for it were complex and mostly still shrouded in secrecy. The one living soul who knows the truth of it all was the man who once owned Zapata Oil. A man named George Herbert Walker Bush.
~Heff
Originally posted by Mike215
I am the person who appeared on the show and I would like everybody interested to listen to the entire show on Youtube.com: Michael Cohen on Kennedy Assassination.
I have been studying Madame Nhu case for decades and I believe it is the best answer to the puzzle on how and why JFK was killed. All my documentation comes from the Nov. 1963 NY Times microfilm in the public library.
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Anyway listen to my program and list any questions you might have. Notice how I prove Oswald was an FBI agent.
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Originally posted by r2d246
I heard something interesting on coast to coast am november 22 2012 show. They had a fellow who revealed who he believes was JFK's killer... who????
Madame Nhu !!!!
Source: Wikipedia
Trần Lệ Xuân (22 August 1924[2] – 24 April 2011), popularly known as Madame Nhu, was the de facto First Lady of South Vietnam from 1955 to 1963. She was the wife of Ngô Đình Nhu who was the brother and chief adviser to President Ngô Đình Diệm. As Diệm was a lifelong bachelor, and because she and her family lived in the president's palace, she was considered to be the first lady.
So to recap he basically said that Madame Nhu and JFK had become bitter rivals because Madame Nhu and the gov entourage were running a muck in South Vietnam while the Americans were there fighting there battle.
Madame Nhu, (who sounds like a real psychopath) basically wasn't willing to take orders form JFK and was doing crazy things there like killing Buddhists.
The rivalry got very bitter and so JFK decided to use the SEE EYE AH to do a coup of the SV leaders, Ngô Đình Nhu (who was the brother and chief adviser to Ngô Đình Diệm) and President Ngô Đình Diệm. The coupe got screwed up and instead of a coup the 2 were found with there hands tied behind there backs, shot by rifle bullets to the back of the head.
Madame Nhu was touring the U.S. when she heard the news of her husband's murder. She publicly said....
National Press
Such a cruel injustice against a faithful ally cannot go unnoticed, and THOSE WHO INDULGE IN IT WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR IT. . .
So then when she was visiting America in 1963 she basically rallied some of JFK's biggest enemies and used her billions to help grease the wheels to get the ball rolling on a ass-ass-in-a-shion plan. And she demanded that it happen by rifle bullet to the back of the head, to signify the same method of death of her relatives.
So anyway if you wanna hear all that it was on Coast to Coast am radio show this morning. I thought was really interesting. The guy had done a ton of research so It sounded rather interesting.
so...........WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON IT???
Visiting the US in 1963
Madame Nhu and Vice President Johnson
Saigon , May 12, 1961.
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