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This Just In......Oswald Still Acted Alone.

LOL! Yeah, and Oswald still shot him from behind.

The forward motion of the projectile was forceful enough to cause the President's head to bounce back, giving the impression the shot came from in front of the motorcade. Impact on the Governor was nearly simultaneous, but with less force.

LOL! Yeah, and Oswald still shot him from behind.

Anyone looking at that video who claims the shot came fom behind is a damned insulting liar, and not worth the respect of a reply.

The Dallas Police paraffin test for Lee Oswald's cheek was negative, and was confirmed by the Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge Facility which also found that seven test shooters of the alleged weapon all presented positive, QED, Lee Oswald did not shoot the alleged weapon.
Nor was he in the so-called "sniper's nest" nor did he order, purchase, receive, store, practice with, transport, nor use the alleged weapon. "10 REASONS WHY I BELIEVE THE "OSWALD RIFLE" ISN'T OSWALD'S" By Gil Jesus ( 2010 )
Forty witnesses at Dealey, Parkland and Bethesda saw the two-to-three-inch wound of exit in the occipital.
The back wound was five and three-quarter down from the shirt collar, five and three eighths down from the jacket collar, at C-3 per Admiral Burkley the president's physician, and it did not transit, went the first fraction of an inch per the three autopsists Humes, Boswell and Finck.
The head wound per these three was in the occipital, yet they allowed the HSCA panel to move it up four inches or ten centimeters.
Lee Oswald not only didn't shoot the president, he didn't kill Officer Tippit per the best witnesses including Aquila Clemmons, nor did he shoot at General Walker, as two men in two cars were the suspects (Oswald did not drive and was only one man) and Walker objected that the original bullet was likely a 30.06 and was changed to fit the new circumstances months later.
James Douglass, JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters (2008) is an excellent placement of the event in context.
John Newman, Oswald and the CIA (1995; 2nd ed. 2008) as well as the work of Lisa Pease and HSCA investigator Ed Lopez (With Dan Hardaway) in the Lopez Report show the CIA files and cables and alerts were manipulated to create a legend facilitating the coverup.
As former DCI and former SecDef Robert M. Gates explained to ranking member of Senate Intelligence Patrick Leahy, "Senator, all governments lie to each other; it's how business gets done."
JFK fired Dulles but did not break the CIA into "a thousand pieces"--rather the favor was reversed.