We wouldn’t have needed a non-entity like Oswald. At the time all of this was going on we had a mole who was routinely in personal contact with the top leadership of the Kremlin. Morris Childs, a CPUSA official, who secretly began working for the FBI in 1958. He was our most valuable spy during the entire Cold War.
Childs was in fact in Moscow when Kennedy was assassinated. Through him we know the reaction of the Soviet leaders- they were as shocked as we were and were trying to come up with who they thought must have done it.
Oswald’s love of Communism wasn’t an act. He was fascinated with Russia and had been haranguing his fellow Marines with communist propaganda while he was in the service- they hung the name ‘Osvaldovich’ on him. This was 1956-59, before he moved to Russia and applied for citzenship, which they denied, although they allowed him to live there.
Also, Oswald was desperate to prove to the Soviets that he was spy material. The Soviets weren’t stupid and knew such a public nuisance had no value as a spy. They sent him away.
Anyone who has stood in the window of the book depository knows they could have easily thrown a sock and hit JFK. The shots were very easy to do.
“...had been haranguing his fellow Marines with communist propaganda while he was in the service....”
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Reminds me of that Spenser Rapone communist dirtbag who was allowed to graduate from West Point in 2016.