Did Castro Kill Kennedy?

Media Monitor ^ | 2/2/2006 | Roger Aronoff

[Mike Bates]

Compelling new evidence of a Cuban Communist role in the assassination of former president John F. Kennedy has come to light, but has received little attention in the U.S. media.

It comes at a time when there has been renewed interest in the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II and the alleged Soviet role behind that.

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In the Kennedy matter, the big news comes from a German TV documentary that claims that the Cuban government was behind the assassination of former president John F. Kennedy by Lee Harvey Oswald. The film is called "Rendezvous With Death," by award winning director Wilfried Huissman. It took five years to make, and reports suggest that it makes a compelling case.

Among those talking on camera is Oscar Marino, a former Cuban intelligence agent. He says that the Cubans wanted Kennedy dead because he had opposed the Cuban revolution, and had tried to have Castro assassinated. Marino told Huissman that he knew for certain that the Cuban secret service G2 had carried out and financed the operation, though he wouldn't say if Castro had directly ordered it. But under Castro's brutal dictatorship, which has endured for nearly half a century, it is not conceivable that this would have happened without his blessing. As Marino described it, Oswald "was so full of hate, he had the idea. We used him."

According to Marino, the Cubans contacted Oswald after being tipped off by their patrons, the Soviet KGB. Oswald had lived there for three years after deserting from the U.S. military. There he married the niece of a KGB colonel. He was allowed to return to the U.S. and bring his wife with him. He continued to call himself a Communist, and demonstrated on behalf of Cuba.

[Ciexyz]

I was in grade school when it happened, but my Mom and Dad firmly believed that Castro had a hand in Kennedy's assassination. My Dad always claimed that the US government covered it up so the political situation wouldn't explode.

[newfreep]

I thought that after all, it was you and me....

LOL!!!! Now that's funny - thanks, Mick!

[The Cuban]

I have always been convinced the reason we have tolerated Castro is either because: (1) there are still nuclear weapons in Cuba; or (2) Kennedy was assasinated on Castro's orders.

[ntnychik]

Sam Giancana's brother, Chuck, wrote a book called "Double Cross". He agrees with your theory.

[sheltonmac]

The drivers head is facing JFK at the moment the bullet strikes him and it " appears " as if he has a .45 Auto in his left hand. I'd be interested in your reaction.

I don't think so, but one theory I've heard is that the driver knew what was going on and was just looking back to make sure Kennedy was dead. Those who suggest that point out the fact that he doesn't start speeding up until after he sees Kennedy's head explode.

Of course, the most logical explanation is that he heard or felt a commotion, turned around, and then hit the gas when he saw what was actually happening.

I used to think Oswald acted alone. But after talking to my uncle, I'm convinced there was some kind of conspiracy, though not as big and elaborate as many people believe. By definition, you can have a conspiracy with only two people.

[Sans-Culotte]

Here's a site of interest: JFK Murder Solved

Apparently, according to that site, it may have been BUSH'S FAULT.