[Lancey Howard]

Seems to me that the major media, is on a big push to take the steam out of the question of just who killed JFK

Yeah, I noticed that as well. Today's newsrooms seem to be less, rather than more, skeptical of government these days.

It was interesting to see the videotapes of Oswald being led away as reporters asked him questions, right up close. Several times Oswald said, "I didn't shoot anybody." When one reporter asked him if he was in the depository building at the time of the assassination he replied, "Naturally, since I work there."

I agree with you that the killing of Oswald is the most disturbing piece of the whole puzzle.

[texasbluebell]

Today's newsrooms seem to be less, rather than more, skeptical of government these days.

They seem to be as lazy as can be. There doesn't seem to be much investigative reporting going on to me. What's happened to them?

OReilly was all over some guy the other day, a "reporter" for some fluff magazine, who was defending Jacko. OReilly said, "don't you know you're supposed to be skeptical, that's your job?" Or words very close to that.

[ronnieb]

Yes the killing of Oswald by Ruby, was the spark to the entire fire. Add to that, 3 years later, after being granted a new trial, he supposedly dies of cancer. Posner and his supporters ask us to believe in amazing coincidences. But they do provide forensic evidence for facts that are not essential to the main question, then declare the question closed, and suggest that anyone that doesn't accept their non-proof is a holocaust denier!(the editorial)I don't know who did it, but believing Oswald just got a wild hair up, is like believing in the Easter Bunny!