The best book on Lee Harvey Oswald's part is by Joan Dideon, titled "The Last Thing He Wanted."
On Jun 14, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Charles Brown wrote:
* From: paul phillips Does anyone on this list really believe that Kennedy's assassination was the work of one lone, deranged person? Or that his brother, or Martin Luther King were the victims of individual acts? etc. etc. The denial of conspiracy is so obviously ludicrous that I find that the issue has used more messages in one day than any other in my ten or so years on the list attests to the irrelevancy of the left on the internet. I can't believe it. Paul P ^^^ CB: My thing on this is that the debate as to the number of assassins is a diversion. Lee Harvey Oswald is an obvious CIA or other spy agent. So, that's enough right there to pin it on big time establisment people, because its coming from some "high ups". That's enough evidence to conclude it's a coup d'etat, which is the important thing. The "lone gunman" theory itself makes it a coup d'etat, because the lone gunman was a government agent.
