[jmacusa]

I'll tell you what. Tell something to a co-worker and ask them to not say anything to anyone else and see how soon your whole work place knows what you told that person. Sorry my friend, but I used to believe all that conspiracy bs too. People talk, inevitably they talk. Oswald was so common a man, so desperately a nobody who was starving to be noticed. What better way then to become the founder, chief cook and bottle washer of his own laughable Marxist Party and then when that lost it's luster this angry, muddled-headed loner takes out the handsome scion of a family that is virtually American royalty, the youthful president of The United States. The Leader of The Free World, the most powerful man in the world and he is taken out by a shmuck with a third rate WW2 era Italian carbine bought through the mail for less than twenty bucks. The mind rebels against the banality of it all. It can't be that simple. There has to be more to it. And there is. A cottage industry that has made millions off a dead president by peddling nonsense. No one will EVER convince me to believe, ever again there was a conspiracy. Oh there was alright, it was all in Oswald's head.

[SteveH]

tell the co-worker state secrets and tell him not to tell anyone else under penalty of execution for treason... maybe without a trial. then execute some friends of his that did talk. then see if your friend talks.

make it a fair comparison.