JackAustinCrawford

Well, I have never read the Warren Commission report, nor do I intend to. What I have gleaned from listening to and reading forty + years of analysis on this issue is that (a) Oswald was supposed to have been the lone assassin. and (b) he was supposed to have fired at least three (3) shots in a period of less than six seconds with a mail order bolt action rifle accurately from a not inconsiderable distance. Anyone who has ever fired a bolt action rifle knows that this is somewhere between difficult and impossible - a lot nearer to impossible.

Another thing: I have never heard a satisfactory explanation of why Ruby killed Oswald, not even one. So, the "realists" say that the conspiracy theories are a lot of nonsense. I say that they do not want to believe that there are/were entities powerful enough to get the truth hushed up for forty years.

Many actors have played, or attempted to play, LBJ. Some have done quite well. But NONE will ever be better at playing LBJ during his early years than Randy Quaid, for several reasons. - No. 1: he does not have to fake a Texas accent. Many performers overdo it or try to use a generic southern accent. Quaid has it nailed - maybe because he is a Texas native himself. - No. 2: He has the look of a real rake. (Yes, LBJ was one. Let's face it.) When he is commenting to one of the Kennedys (JFK or RFK, I can't remember which one) he says, with a leer, "She'll take dictation any time!" He puts an unmistakable emphasis on the first syllable of the word 'dictation'. - No. 3: He displays convincing temper fits. LBJ was not known for being patient or suffering fools gladly...