Well, the one I like is that Lady Bird wanted to be First Lady. It has the fact that she did, to recommend it.
John Sessoms wrote: > From where I sit, I think your first mistake is looking for *A* > conspiracy. > > Looks to me like there were multiple overlapping, conflicting > conspiracies; at least 2 to kill him and another 2 or 3 to cover it up. > > At least some of the people who killed Kennedy wanted Castro to get the > blame so there would be a war with Cuba. > > I think the main charge LBJ gave Earl Warren was for his "investigation" > to find anything, any way, to prevent that war, leaving them with no > choice but to pin it on Oswald. "Oswald did it" was the only way to slam > the door shut on war with Cuba. > > The murderers succeeded in killing Kennedy, but didn't get their war to > overthrow Castro. > >> From: >> graywolf >> That goes right up there with, "The bullet proves conclusively that >> Oswald did it" (The most important piece of evidence in the most >> sensational murder case up to that time, just disappears (those UFO >> guys must have gotten it)). The reporters that were on the scene sure >> thought shots were coming from two directions (I just happened to be >> watching it live on Dallas TV when it happened). There obviously was a >> conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States, the >> question that has never been adequately explained is "who were the >> conspirators?" >> >> >> Stan Halpin wrote: >> >>> A second shooter on the hill. >> > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
