Reply #24: But there isn't truth to the Oswald story [View All]

[FreedomAngel82]

Even on the Discovery Channel last night they proved the "magic bullet" theory was wrong and it had to be at least two bullets. So if the commission lied about the "magic bullet" theory than why do you believe it was Oswald? I don't believe it was him. I believe he was just a scapegoat. Poppy Bush called in and told about Oswald immediatley. How else did he know? Research him and Cuba. There's so much proof out there. Remember also that Bush AND Nixon were in Dallas the same day before Kennedy arrived. Why? Nixon claimed he was campaigning at a Coca Cola factory but why would Bush be there?
This page lays it out for you, but you should do the research yourself.

Link: http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/bush.htm

Bush was in Dallas the day Kennedy was killed as was Nixon. Nixon left a few hours before Kennedy arrived.

At the time of JFK's death Bush lied that he was a high ranking official in the CIA. He claimed "it's another George Bush". How many George Bush's do you know who's involved in the political life at that time?

Bush allowed the escape of a convicted terrorist from prison to go to work for him as an undercover CIA asset in Iran-Contra.

Bush has released another convicted terrorist.

Both these terrorists were present on Dealey Plaza on 11/22/1963.

Both these terrorists were convicted for killing 73 people by blowing up an airliner.

Bush is personal friends with a close associate of these convicted terrorists, who was also a participant in Iran Contra.

Bush has taken a leading role as CIA official in structuring/organizing these terrorists in effective organizations.

If junior can do all he's doing now why couldn't Poppy be involved in killing Kennedy? Remember what Kennedy wanted to do with the CIA and remember that Bush was a high ranking official in the CIA.

There is a lot more at the link above. Also, check out these links:
http://www.davidicke.net/tellthetruth/coverups/bronfmanbush.html

http://www.clamormagazine.org/issues/14/feature3.shtml