There is physical evidence from the "sniper's nest" in the School Book Depository Building...
I could believe that Johnson had something to do with it, I could also believe that Oswald was a lone gunman, and I could believe that there was a mob hit or a CIA conspiracy. The one thing that doesn't appear in any conspiracy theory is the FACT that Jack Kennedy was suffering from Addison's disease. In the 60s that was fatal in it's most chronic form, which, by all indications, he had. Addison's disease is now a treatable disease but in the 60s it was fatal as the age of the patient progressed. Kennedy was a healthy man otherwise, but the Addison's disease would slowly, but surely, dehabilitate him and eventually kill him.
If he was in the advanced stages of the disease, and knew that fact, could he have wanted to commit suicide? His catholic faith would not allow that, but an assasination would. This is only a speculation, and a round about one at that. Even if he wanted to die a hero I doubt seriously that he would have left the nation to Lyndon Johnson, a well known political crook and socialist. Jack, for all his faults, was a pretty good American. He sure as the devil wasn't a Clinton. Sure, he flandered but he didn't give up our freedom and the job he had to do. He did a job that was expected of a President, and he did it to the best of his ability. I'll give Jack that much. He, by no means, was the best President we ever had, he was the guy that died in office being a most popular President. His tax cuts were good, the Bay of Pigs was bad, the missle crisis was good (but if he had not wimped in the Bay of Pigs there wouldn't have been a Cuban Missle Crisis in the first place). All things considered he was a decent President. He did want equal rights for blacks, but he didn't fight very hard for it (his southern democrats intimidated him too much). He was ....alright, I guess.
I'm going to quit rambling here, it's late and I must go hit the sack. My message is this: there are a thousand theories, I'm adding one more, any of them could be true, or a combination could be true. I'd love to know the truth but we are the people, the powerful will never let us know. Sometimes though, we get dangerously close to the truth.
I remember an episode of "King of the Hill" where Hank was wooing a potential customer from Boston. During the show, Hank quoted something from Johnson - the Yankee responded
by saying ... "Your Johnson killed our Kennedy." I was stunned.
Ping to read at home.
1. There was NO autopsy performed on the day of the assassination. The "Autopsy" was constructed from recollection of the two physicians who were in the ER that day. This was done on the following Monday.
2. The ER physicians used the hole (bullet?) in the front of JFK's neck for the tracheotomy. They did NOT make an incision.
3. The Warren Commission assumed that the hole in the front of JFK'd neck was made by the ER physicians. It was never considered as a possible bullet entry wound!
4. Senator Specter was asked if his position on the findings would change, if it was shown that the front neck wound was caused by a bullet. He felt that was too speculative!