No, all that sounds like BS to me. I figure the shooter (Lee Harvey Oswald) was aiming for Kennedy. It makes a whole lot more sense than all the other loony theories.

Only they got a guy that wasn’t good enough and he hit the wrong target. Which would have been the right target in the eyes of the folks asking the questions.

You get Oswald to shoot Kennedy, then later turn it into a museum.

Remember, Oswald did say he was a patsy, and Ruby was a bar owner so there were real-estate connections from that.

The real shame is that the cover-up had to go after JFK Jr. 40 years later.

Years ago, on the teevee, I saw a software recreation that supposedly justified the bullet vectors. Can’t manage to google it now.

https://www.createspace.com/3440956

“But that’s not exactly the way it turned out. On 22 November 1963, while riding beside President Kennedy in a motorcade in Dallas, John Connally, then governor of Texas, was shot through his arm and lung by Lee Harvey Oswald. President Kennedy was shot and killed in the same incident. The history books say it slightly differently—that Connally was wounded during Oswald’s assassination of President Kennedy. The assumption is always that Oswald was shooting at Kennedy and that Connally was hit by accident or as a secondary target of opportunity. Could it not, however, have been the other way around? In spite of all the investigations, including that of the Warren Commission, and the continuing fascination with and theories about the event, no one has yet come up with a credible motive for the shooting of Kennedy by Oswald. Against this, we know for a fact that Oswald once asked Connally for help in what may have been a cri du coeur. He was turned down flat.”

The alternative entertained is that Oswald was aiming for Connally.

But there is a third option: maybe he was aiming for both.

(1) The intended target was Jackie, whose death was intended as a human sacrifice to power an apocalyptic Death-Sex-Magick spell. Ultra-nationalist Russian immigrants with ties to Aleister Crowley believed that Jackie’s death at the moment of ovulation would regenerate the undead Rasputin; and

(2) although grievously wounded, JFK did not die, but instead was partially cyborgized and installed in the hollow torso of “Big Tex,” the mechanical mascot of the Texas State Fair. In most alternate universes, as well as in our own, JFK was rescued from captivity by Elvis Presley, but the trauma of both the imprisonment and rescue caused a certain amount of psychic “bleed through” that has distorted our communal memory.

“”" Libra (1988) is a novel written by Don DeLillo. It focuses on the life of Lee Harvey Oswald and offers a speculative account of the events that shaped the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

The book takes the reader from Oswald’s early days as a child, to his adolescent stint in the US Marine Corps, through his brief defection to the USSR and subsequent marriage to a Russian girl, and finally his return to the US and his role in the assassination of Kennedy.

In DeLillo’s version of events, the assassination attempt on Kennedy is in fact intended to fail; the plot is instigated by disgruntled former CIA operatives who see it as the only way to guide the government to war on Cuba. “”"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBAsHTSbkXs

whoops, slip of the tongue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tikka_to_Ride

If you wanted to assassinate the Governor of Texas, why would you choose to do so when he’s sitting next to the most protected man on the planet?

What amazes me about it, is that it didn’t seem to matter how poorly the job was done- Oswald had to have done it, because shuttup that’s why.

Nearly 50 years later, the exact same logic applies to Osama Bin Ladin and his crimes. We know he did it because shuttup that’s why. So much for learning from history.