You may now consider me an official JFK anti-conspiracy believer.
Donald J. Trump has decided to allow the release of thousands of pages of FBI and CIA documents relating to the Nov. 22, 1963 assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas.
I’m glad the president has made this call. It should help dispel the loony conspiracy theories that have been kicked around since Lee Harvey Oswald shot the president to death and severely injured Texas Gov. John Connally.
The release should do this. It won’t. It is likely to fire up the goofballs.
For the record, here is what I believe.
I believe Oswald was able to sneak into the Book Depository Building. I also believe he was able to fire off three rounds at the president’s limo in the time investigators believe it took for the three rounds to inflict their deadly damage. I further believe Oswald acted alone.
I never have bought into the conspiracy lunacy. I never will.
Instead, I look at this event thusly: There is no way in the world to keep such a conspiracy a secret for 54 days, let alone 54 years. Does any serious person really believe an enterprising reporter couldn’t ferret out the truth to such a conspiracy if one really existed?
I am going endorse the theory posited years ago by the late Los Angeles County District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi, who wrote what I consider to be the definitive book on the Kennedy murder.
Bugliosi believes the reason the conspiracy theories likely will live forever is that Americans cannot believe a loser such as Oswald could pull off what some have called the Crime of the 20th Century.
I happen to believe that Oswald’s status as a chump loser makes him the perfect candidate to exact the demented form of vengeance he sought against the president or perhaps even Gov. Connally.
So, on Thursday the records will be released for public review. I welcome them. I want them to put to rest these idiotic notions about conspiracy, second gunmen, the Mob, the Soviet Union or the Cubans having some hand in this murder.
That’s my hope. My fear is that the conspiracy nut cases will fire up their nonsense yet again.
https://highplainsblogger.com/2013/11/jfk-murder-myth-will-live-forever/
Well written. There were no conspiracy to assassinate JFK. Oswald did it all by himself. That’s what the evidence clearly shows. These conspiracy theorists are crazy. When they are presented with the evidence they distort and ignore it or say it was all faked. Crazy stuff.