Even though it’s been proven without refute that Oswald acted alone, we still get these stories which of course make millions of dollars for the writers.
There is no proof of this and to the contrary Oswald had been watched the whole time.
This was an event that like Booth an allignment of the stars that allowed it to happen.
Anyone who has seen the PBS Frontline Documentary will be convinced once and for all:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/oswald/etc/links.html
Total waste of time to see a good actor in a ridiculous movie.
Why not a conspiracy movie on our president? That I’ll watch.
“Even though it’s been proven without refute that Oswald acted alone . . . * * * Anyone who has seen the PBS Frontline Documentary will be convinced once and for all.”
Is PBS the new Bible or something? I believe because PBS tells me so. LOL
I’m not sure why people don’t want to believe Oswald acted alone. I suppose I would have understood if this was 1965. Then, maybe you could say, there’s someone else still on the loose. But unless you’re talking about Castro, there isn’t likely anyone on the loose still today, and soon even Castro will be a bad memory.
Take the time to watch this interview with LBJ’s mistress from that time...it will change your mind.
I just picked a PBS transcript to source Oswald's attempted assassination of Army Major General Edwin Walker. At the time he was a former general. He resigned from the Army in protest of the JFK policy vis-a-vis the cold war defending against the Soviets. JFK and RFK targeted the General for his outspoken opposition to communism.
The PBS pundit's account of Walker and his role in the University of Mississippi riots were not entirely accurate -- yes the MSM reported that Walker led the violent demonstrations. But Walker sued and lost only because SCOTUS decided that the MSM employees meant no harm they just got it wrong.
Nevertheless, the PBS discussion did say that Oswald's hatred of Walker stemmed from Walker's vocal opposition to Castro and his (Walker's) role in the emerging modern conservative movement (my description). PBS's description of the movement was that it was "racist and ultra-right-wing." Strike two.
Obviously it's not likely that the Mafia had any grudge against General Walker; but because of Walker's anti-communism and anti-Castro actions Oswald did.
Yep, Arlen Specter convinced me with that magic bullet theory of his and I haven't looked at another theory since then. Not!
>>Anyone who has seen the PBS Frontline Documentary will be convinced once and for all:<<
PBS! Well, that settles it then! /s
I have no idea what the truth is but to quote or infer that PBS would get to the truth is laughable.