[msnpatriot]

This piece was produced for 2003 to counter what the History Channel aired on the assassination for the 40th anniversary. They had 3 segments one about a friend of Oswald in New Orleans, LBJ, and a detroit employee who witnessed the limo brought back there to be rebuilt.

The History Channel was forced to apologize for airing them, and broadcast, DVD sales were halted. These were the last segments of the long ‘Men Who Killed Kennedy’ series, which I think were much more accurate than the Jennings Beyond Conspiracy that they are forced to air now.

***I recently watched The Kennedy Assassination: Beyond Conspiracy (on the History Channel). The computerized recreation of the Zapruder film makes a compelling argument that Oswald was the only shooter.***

[Bobarian]

Well I don't want to rehash the whole conspiracy debate all over again. But now I have to ask:

Forced by whom to apologize?
Forced by whom to air Beyond Conspiracy now?

Are the conspiracy buffs suggesting that the limo was rebuilt to move Connally six inches to the left and a few inches lower in order to disprove the Magic Bullet theory?

The whole issue is rapidly becoming moot anyway. I had that excellent Photoshop parody of Oswald being shot (Patsy and the Conspirators; Oswald on vocals, Jack Ruby on lead guitar) in my cube at one point. A co-worker in her late 20s didn't get the reference to one of the most defining images of the Boomer generation. (Yes, I felt old.)

I suspect the Kennedy assassination has no more relevance to the Gen Xers than the Lindbergh kidnapping does to Boomers.