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We’ve got to remember buddy, the House Select Committee on Assassination even delved into this issue:

“(2) CIA personnel abroad.—Turning to particular allegations, the committee investigated the statement of former CIA employee James Wilcott, who testified in executive session that shortly after the assassination of President Kennedy he was advised by fellow employees at a CIA post abroad that Oswald was a CIA agent who had received financial disbursements under an assigned cryptonym. Wilcott explained that he had been employed by the CIA as a finance officer from 1957 until his resignation in 1966. In this capacity, he served as a fiscal account assistant on the support staff at a post abroad from June 1960 to June 1964…On the day after President Kennedy’s assassination, Wilcott claimed he was informed by a CIA case officer that Oswald WAS AN AGENT. He further testified he was told that Oswald had been assigned a cryptonym and that Wilcott himself had unknowingly dispursed payments for Oswald’s PROJECT. (HSCAR, pp. 198-199) (Emphasis added)”

http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/hsca/report/html/HSCA_Report_0114b.htm

OK. So Oswald was the most incompetent CIA agent in history leaving a trail a mile wide from trying to kill Gen. Walker, to leaving his mail order weapon at the crime scene with his finger prints all over it, to needlessly killing a Dallas police officer a little while later and then running into a movie house without paying the 50 cents for a ticket and trying to kill another Dallas cop.

That CIA sure turns out some slick agents. They could have shown James Bond a thing or two. < /s >

I'll repeat the joke Responsibility2nd posted earlier because it is well worth repeating after 50 years of this nonsense.

Two JFK conspiracy theorists that die go to heaven. They finally ask God to once and for all settle for them who it was that killed JFK.

God sighs and patiently and lovingly admonishes them, "You've spent so much of your lives chasing after this conspiracy. You've sacrificed time with your families, allowed yourselves to be overcome by paranoia. You've wasted so much of the time and energy that I gave you. Oswald killed Kennedy. He was acting on his own and all of the evidence you needed to satisfy yourselves of that was their the whole time, if only you had looked with open hearts and minds."

The one conspiracy theorist turns to the other and whispers, "This goes higher than we thought."