Oh, I do love a good conspiracy theory. I especially love the ones about the Kennedy assassination. Not only do I love them, I believe them - mostly.
I, along with millions of others, watched the assassination live on television, and I can tell you that when the shots range out, the television cameras swung around and focused on that grassy knoll. Don't try to tell me there wasn't someone there. Don't patiently explain that the sound is skewed because of the way the buildings are situated.
Years later, when I visited that same grassy knoll, I was pleased to see the card tables other theorists had set up, with all kinds of pamphlets that they were handing out to anyone who would take them. I saw the window through which Lee Harvey Oswald waited for the Presidential motorcade to reach just the right place so he could get JFK in his sights and fire. I believe he shot JFK. I just don;t believe he acted alone, because I don't believe he could snap off three perfect shots in so short a time.
Why no, I'm not a ballistics expert. Why do you ask?
Yesterday was the day that the President was supposed to release the rest of the reports from the FBI that were supposed to clear it all up and lay to rest all our theories. What he released, at the request of the FBI and CIA, was a wad of papers, heavily redacted, and far short of the Three Thousand or so documents that we are supposed to take for the truth of the matter. Rats! Now I have yet another conspiracy theory.
New theory: The FBI and CIA were reluctant to release the documents, so they convinced Pres. Trump to release a relatively small number hoping to satisfy everybody, and with the promise that they would "revisit" the subject in six months, What are they trying to hide? Is it the fact that they messed up their investigations? You're welcome.
Stay tuned.
I, along with millions of others, watched the assassination live on television, and I can tell you that when the shots range out, the television cameras swung around and focused on that grassy knoll. Don't try to tell me there wasn't someone there. Don't patiently explain that the sound is skewed because of the way the buildings are situated.
Years later, when I visited that same grassy knoll, I was pleased to see the card tables other theorists had set up, with all kinds of pamphlets that they were handing out to anyone who would take them. I saw the window through which Lee Harvey Oswald waited for the Presidential motorcade to reach just the right place so he could get JFK in his sights and fire. I believe he shot JFK. I just don;t believe he acted alone, because I don't believe he could snap off three perfect shots in so short a time.
Why no, I'm not a ballistics expert. Why do you ask?
Yesterday was the day that the President was supposed to release the rest of the reports from the FBI that were supposed to clear it all up and lay to rest all our theories. What he released, at the request of the FBI and CIA, was a wad of papers, heavily redacted, and far short of the Three Thousand or so documents that we are supposed to take for the truth of the matter. Rats! Now I have yet another conspiracy theory.
New theory: The FBI and CIA were reluctant to release the documents, so they convinced Pres. Trump to release a relatively small number hoping to satisfy everybody, and with the promise that they would "revisit" the subject in six months, What are they trying to hide? Is it the fact that they messed up their investigations? You're welcome.
Stay tuned.