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There is absolutely no proof of that

There's no proof of anything when it comes to the Kennedy assassination, but Roger Stone sure make a good case for suspecting that LBJ was a driving force.

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8 posted on 10/28/2017 6:51:21 PM PDT by ml/nj
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Roger Stone also uses Judyth Baker as a source (Judyth actually says Oswald knew Rafael Cruz), she claimed to be Lee Harvey Oswald’s girlfriend. Though, nothing here is confirmed, Judyth Baker seems to be a dubious source and called an outright fraud by many.


11 posted on 10/28/2017 6:57:45 PM PDT by BeadCounter
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To: ml/nj
There's no proof of anything when it comes to the Kennedy assassination, but Roger Stone sure make a good case for suspecting that LBJ was a driving force.

Are you referring to a hollywood movie? That should speak for itself.

22 posted on 10/28/2017 8:29:00 PM PDT by higgmeister ( In the Shadow of The Big Chicken)
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To: ml/nj
"There's no proof of anything when it comes to the Kennedy assassination, but Roger Stone sure make a good case for suspecting that LBJ was a driving force."

I knew Billie Sol Estes as a young boy. He was a close man to LBJ back in the sixties. His daughter went to school with me in Pecos, Texas and I was in his house occasionally as a playmate of his daughter. She loved a big birthday party. Oddly, the parties were not extravagant but very ordinary.

Some 47 years later I meet him again due to my job in the medical profession. We talked a bit about old times back in Pecos. He did not remember me but did remember my granddad who was a farmer as was Billie Sol among Billie Sol's other business enterprises. He was most pleased when I mentioned his daughter and going to his house as a friend.

He actually tried to hire my granddad to work for him. My granddad was a wise man and did not take the offer. My granddad said, "there is something about that (deleted phrase) that I just do not like."

We talked about the JFK assassination. He assured me that LBJ was involved in it. At his age and position in life he had no reason to lie. He absolutely believed what he said.

Perhaps this was the ramblings of an old man or perhaps the truth. I have no idea.

He was a gentleman with all interactions I had with him in my youth and as an adult many years later. He was actually a very charming man even in his old age. He passed a few years ago. I wonder what secrets he took to his grave.

His daughters were very loving and caring persons to Billie Sol in his waning years.

24 posted on 10/28/2017 8:47:14 PM PDT by cpdiii (DECKHAND, ROUGHNECK, GEOLOGIST, PILOT, PHARMACIST, LIBERTARIAN The Constitution is worth dying for.)
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To: ml/nj

I read that book carefully and came away completely convinced that it was a random walk through piles of trash, none of which had any real evidentiary value. And, raised in Texas, I wanted the thesis of LBJ involvement to be true.


26 posted on 10/28/2017 8:57:54 PM PDT by Chaguito
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To: ml/nj

Anybody can suspect anyone about anything, that’s a far cry from correctly interpreted and corroborated evidence. Sounds to me like Roger Stone is just another tin foil hat.

I’m frankly surprised how much evidence-free paranoia is going on here at FR right now.


46 posted on 10/29/2017 2:20:01 PM PDT by RooRoobird20 ("Democrats haven't been this angry since Republicans freed the slaves."a)
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