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it's weird the reaction to this post: i made it after listening to bugliosi do an interview with michael enright on CBC radio. bugliosi is a liar. He and enright are the conspiracy theorists...And he is working for the men who want the JFK case to go away, for a few more years. Maybe he rapes lil kids, or something. Like you say, who even knew that bugliosi wrote a book on the case? I only found out listening to Sunday Edition. They sure aren't pushing the book; there's been no mention of it anywhere- which means they're trying to use it to claim using nudgewink that 'the last word' is in etc and Oswald was guilty, the Warren Comm. was right, and all the suspicions unfounded. i don't care about bugliosi, but wonder how any DU'ers would even give such obvious nonsense the time o day?
"...they talk about the one-bullet or two bullet theory, but as far as I'm concerned, there is no theory. There is my absolute knowlege, and Nellie's too, that one bullet caused the President's wound, and an entirely separate shot struck me...it's a certainty; I'll never change my mind" - Texas Govenor John Connally in a 1966 interview. The 'magic bullet' theory, that says one bullet struck both JFK and Connally, is necessary to the 'lone gunman' deceit because solid forensics prove that 2 shots were impossible from one gun, meaning more then one shooter was involved iow a 'conspiracy' The Warren Comm. confronted evidence almost from the getgo which showed there was at least 3 gunmen, and high level complicity in the murder, but they were required asap before fall of 1964 election to find Oswald only guilty, in the interest of 'national security' (which caused a catch 22 type problem for them: if Oswald only did it, where did national security enter in?)
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