re: Oswald acted alone

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But all the physical evidence and common sense says that Oswald was the lone gunman.

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That overstates it. What you mean is that you think the evidence shows Oswald was the only person who fired on the president.

No. Oswald being the only one to fire is different than being the only gunman. No one else fired, but if I was in charge of this conspiracy, I would have had a fail-safe for that loon.

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#1 If you believe in a conspiracy then you believe that Ruth Payne was involved. She had to be since she was Oswald's connection to get a job at the Book Depository. You also must believe that Roy Truly, the man who hired Oswald there, was involved also. In 50 years there has never been any evidence that either has had any connections to the FBI, CIA, mafia, or any other group conspiracy theorists point the finger at.

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I don't understand why you have to believe they were involved for him to get a job there? Could they not just be innocent bystanders?

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All of these say it was Oswald

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According to the Warren report they do. Also said in the Warren report was that three spent casings were found in Oswald's sniper perch. But we all know that isnt true.

A lot of people died after JFK's death. Seems odd. Oswald, then Ruby, the Ferrie. The stuff with his brother feeling responsible with him going after the mob - always raised an eyebrow.

But to each his own. Haven't analyzed it in a while but it's a haunting day in history now and forever.

Here's proof Oswald didn't act alone.

The CIA did it and it was orchestrated by George H.W. Bush.

are we supposed to know people in that picture?

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are we supposed to know people in that picture?

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And look who was there: Yale graduate Porter Goss, who will one day become Director of the CIA during the middle years of George W. Bush's administration, sitting beside Barry Seal, whose cocaine fueled the go-go 80's, and who Federal prosecutors called ‘America's biggest drug smuggler.’

Its a picture that changes your worldview. It has historic significance. A young Porter Goss, in a photograph of Cuban exiles, Italian wise guys, and square-jawed military and intel types who look exactly like you'd expect a secret CIA assassination team to look.

Covering his face with his sport coat on the other side of the table is the only Operation 40 celebrant displaying any regard for tradecraft. Frank Stugis couldn't stretch his sport coat high enough to cover his swept-back “Big Wave in Hawaii” pompadour, though he gets points for trying. A decade later he'll be one of the Watergate burglars, and, perhaps unsurprisingly,he's also strongly suspected of involvement in the JFK assassination.

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