Posted on 09/07/2023 9:31:53 AM PDT by Jan_Sobieski
Fair points—there are several moments when Oswald must have started to get nervous—and you identified them.
I think he hoped “playing ball” would still save him though—and probably thought it was worth a try.
I have to laugh when folks here call him a Communist and a traitor—here was a guy who risked his life in counterintelligence for the CIA—the Russians could have killed him anytime they wanted when he was there.
That was extraordinary courage bordering on recklessness.
No good deed goes unpunished.
JFK was screwing a communist spy.
The press was getting ready to release the story.
The Democrat Party Organized Crime Syndicate had JFK killed to protect themselves.
Anyone who still supports the Democrats has a criminal heart.
Back when I used to still let old school friends who grew up become liberal Dems into my house, one of my shrill female friends sat on my sofa and railed against Dubya, saying how many people hated him.
I asked her, “Do you know who was actually the most hated President in American history?” She looked blank. History? Huh. Not her thing.
I went to the bookcase and pulled out a large photo of Abraham Lincoln and simply held it in front of her.
True, although that’s a pretty low bar.
I didn’t know the People’s World, published by the Communist Party USA, was still going.
This is an excerpt of an article I wrote in 2007:
The “secret plan” myth began when Nixon made a campaign stop in Hampton, NH during the 1968 primary campaign. He said that if elected president, his administration would “end the war and bring peace to the Pacific.”
Somehow, this broad and rather vague promise morphed into a “secret plan” claim. In 2002m Nixon speechwriter Ray Price said that a wire service reporter mistakenly called Nixon’s promise a plan and New York governor Nelson Rockefeller, also vying for the Republican nomination for president, added the word “secret,” The Democrats quickly made the “secret plan” an issue and demanded Nixon make it public. Nixon fired back, saying he had no “gimmicks or secret plans.”
Nonetheless, the Democrats kept referring to the “secret plan.” In 1972, George McGovern, Nixon’s Democratic rival for the White House, brought it up frequently, and in 1980, President Carter referred to it during his re-election campaign. The myth has continued into this century with journalists occasionally referring to Nixon’s “secret plan” to settle the war.
“Why would the CIA and the Deep State kill one of their own and they’re best chance to advance their agenda in JFK? And what evidence is there of this?”
Maybe he wasn’t one of their own. The democrats turned hard left after the Kennedy assassination. A direction Kennedy may not have supported.
Kennedy was for whatever it took to keep himself in office!
Didn’t know that about his Dad. I’ll have to read up on that.
4 out of the 5 “burglars” were Feds - that’s how.
4 out of the 5 “burglars” were Feds - that’s how.
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So it was an entrapment op, like teh whitmer kidnapping
Right - and like the J6 fedsurrection
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