CIA confirmed Oswald contacted Cubans, Soviets before . . .

With a nod to Rising Against's past-interest, I've always been intrigued
with the maze where the JFK killing resides.

I watched this recently and it showed the honourable -yet naive way
the investigation was conducted into the assassination and it leaves
me in no doubt, that a 'fascia' or veneer has been kept over the whole
subject.

Whether intentionally or because of the general western belief-structure
of the time, Joseph Q. Public has been -and in my view, still is, being
laughed at by the Powers That Be.

A long time ago when the internet was still something you shouted at the fish
on the end of your line, I used to scour the libraries and local bookshops on
anything about the JFK killing.

The thin-faced chap with the bruised-eye -it always seemed to me that he just
wasn't smart enough to arrange this assassination and so, I wondered if it wasn't
just blind-luck that found a disgruntled Marxist leaning on a window-sill with a
poorly-constructed rifle as the leader of his country passed beneath.

So I kept on reading.
The accounts of his time in Japan during his military years, acquiring a wife when
in Russia and his seemingly aimless journey that led him to be supposedly using
his lunch-hour watching a Northerner called Kennedy approach him down South
Houston street on a November day.

I kept on reading. The pattern I saw was one that many have noticed and if we
put aside the mountains of movie captures, photographs and literature that paved
Oswald's wake, the pattern seems to show two things.

One: For a  man who is perceived as a "nobody" he left quite a footprint in his
time before the assassination for someone who was limited in his education and
goals in western civilisation. Considering the attitudes and general dialectical
views of the USA then, Lee Oswald made quite an impact in New Orleans and
some suburbs of Dallas.

Two: If one accepts that the multitude of witness reports before the slaying of
the President are fairly-accurate and that the twenty-or-so people who said they
saw and spoke to Oswald as he travelled around Texas leading up to the 22nd,
are valid, then one should at least, consider the notion that would surface in
anyone's rational ruminations.

There were to of 'em.