Really , who killed JFK ?
By shogunly
@shogunly (1397)
Libya
January 18, 2007 9:15pm CST
It has been proven that many parties stood to gain by his death .
His brother was subsequently murdered too (lone killer again ? too much of a coincidence)
America's policy on Vietnam changed dramaticaly after his death (did the weapon companies just get lucky , or was it their design all along ?)
The fact that imagining how one man could have fired those bullets is only possible in a fantastical "magic bullet" way .
Political assassination is not unheard of in US history .
His killer was silenced before he could say ANYTHING .
( Another question on the side )
Does such an in your face crime still qualify as a conspiracy (foulplay being so obvious)
2 responses
@ccates48439 (38)
• United States
22 Apr 07
I dont think we will ever really know what happened that day or who was behind what and when. Or who even knew about it. I do think there was more involved than a simple theory of a one man doing the shooting. I do think Oswald was involved but I dont think he was the only one. Its just too neatly packaged. I saw a documentry the other night on the shooting and I was left with more questions than answers. Like, they were awefully quick to identify Oswald but instead of tightening up security around him, the secret service allowed the Dallas polic to handle the arrest and security of Oswald. If he was gonna be charged with the shooting, why wasnt he more secured.
