[LittleBillyInfidel]

Only a mad man would roll the dice to risk nuclear war on a punk like Oswald. However, even the museum at the Texas depository hints at cover up to avoid war.

[Chainmail]

Nah. No way would the KGB "wetworks" people gamble on one guy with a Mannlicher-Carcarno with a Brand-X telescope, surplus ammo and indifferent boresighting. Too big a chance that Oswald would have missed, been captured, and then spilled his guts (assuming that Jack Ruby wouldn't always have been available to silence him). The KGB was much better at things than this.

Much more likely some part of our own government got JFK and pinned it on Oswald who was more than likely already a government informant. JFK was way, way out of control - we almost went to World War III at least twice, he was chasing every skirt he could find, on drugs, and was going to have Hoover replaced when he was reelected.

If I were to guess, a really good shooter took out JFK, Oswald's rifle was planted and while everybody was still in shock, Oswald's dead. Our government issues the Warren report and all is smoothed over..

[Ann Archy]

I still believe LBJ and Lady Bird were behind this.

[bmwcyle]

This is all crap.

[blueunicorn6]

The Democrats took out JFK. He was one miscue after another. The final straw was the affair with the communist spy. How do you explain that to a nation already wary of the Soviets? The press reports of that back in the 1960s would have set the Democrats back twenty years. So, they made a martyr out of him.

[popdonnelly]

We have been consistently lied to about the Kennedy assassination, beginning with the leftist Mark Lane’s “Rush to Judgment”.

[onedoug]

Being in high school freshman English class when this occured, the teacher suggested that we all write down our feelings.

I blamed Castro’s Cuba...which then and now takes in a lot of ground.

[Fiji Hill]

I have always believed Oswald to have been the sole and only assassin. However, if he was part of a conspiracy, I believe the Cubans may have been involved. In his book Red Friday: November 22nd, 1963 (Chicago: Hallberg, 1969), Carlos Bringier makes a strong case for a Cuban connection.

[Moltke]

a former Foreign Service diplomat reveals evidence which proves

...and what follows is a bunch of conjecture and pretty much paraphrases what Mailer wrote in Harlot's Ghost.

But I understand...he's trying to sell his book.