Was the JFK Murder a Successful Coup by Government?

[dncc]

First of all Oswald didn't have a driver's license or a car. He dependent on public transportation and other people to get to and from work and being able to visit his wife and child. Oswald had seen the newspaper article outlining the motorcade route on the 21st and saw that it would be passing directly by his place of work and that is likely when he began forming the idea to assassinate Kennedy. But there was just one problem. His rifle was in the Paine's garage in Irving and not at his North Beckley rooming house. So he would have to go there to get it and it was Thursday not Friday. Oswald would always go to the Paine's house on Fridays. Never on a Thursday. Plus he would always call in advance before coming. He didn't go to Irving the previous Friday because Marina was angry with him after finding out he was still using an alias and it was Ruth Paine's husband's birthday and he and Oswald didn't get along that well. So he left directly from the Depository to the Paine house with coworker Wesley Buell Frazier that Thursday without calling Marina beforehand. So his revolver was still in the North Beckley rooming house when he left to go to work at the Depository the next morning on Friday. That's why he didn't have his revolver with him. And just saying you're a patsy doesn't make you one and by the way he grinning when he said it he was clearly enjoying the attention and wasn't really scared or nervous at all.

ok.

 

[yankintx]

Clearly Oswald was a better shot than you.

Multiple studies have been conducted using the same type of rifle from the same location. Not only is it entirely possible, but probable. Oswald was small man who wanted to be more, now he lives in infamy as the murderer of an American President. Oswald alone fired 3 shots, 2 of them reached there target, fact.

 

[yankintx]

JFK was killed by a loon from an elevated fixed position who had at least an average shooting ability, at a slowly moving open convertible, with a little bit of luck added to the equation.

End of story.

If the driver had not slowed down after the first shot, perhaps history would have been different.

A CT is often much more entertaining than the facts.

 

[jpevans]

Yeah, the real one. Marina attested to it. She knew he was going to be traveling to Mexico City and why.

Alternative fact.

 

[Atomic Kid]

Alternative fact.

Nope. A pretty well documented fact after the release of declassified CIA documents in 2017 and a declassified Mexican Intelligence report released in 2019. Oswald visited the Cuban and Russian Embassies in Mexico City several times between Friday September 27, 1963 and Saturday September 28, 1963. He was desperately seeking to get visas to go to Russia and Cuba. Countries that Americans were prohibited from visiting at the time. When told that he needed to go through a formal application process that could take months to complete Oswald got into a heated argument with the Cuban consul that ended with Oswald being thrown off the premises and told not to come back. His last visit at the Russian Embassy was even more memorable. On Saturday morning he abruptly forced the cancellation of a KGB volleyball match at the embassy when he brandished a weapon at the Soviet Consulate before bursting into tears and leaving.


Oswald's Mexican visa with entry and departure stamps


Copy of Oswald's Cuban visa application


Oswald's signature on the Hotel Del Comercio registry in Mexico City