JFK and the Origins of the National Security State
CIA and FBI Cover Ups: Vietnam, Mexico City and the Controversies Over Oswald, Part One- Paul Watler: Partner Jackson & Walker,
- Carmine Savastano: Researcher and Author and
- Jacob Hornberger, J.D.: Founder/ President, Future Freedom Foundation, author: The Kennedy Autopsy
Left to Right: Paul Watler, Carmine Savastano, and Jacob Hornberger, J.D.
ask “Was Lee Harvey Oswald an asset of the CIA?”
Have investigators had a difficult time extracting government JFK documents that might present a different narrative of the assassination? And why?
What do the recently released JFK documents say and why have not all been released ?
We’re not advocating conspiracy theories yet to date there is no clear motive for Lee Harvey Oswald to have assassinated President John F. Kennedy. Why did he have dealings with national agencies in the U.S. and elsewhere? What was his motive in going to Cuba, Mexico, and Russia to meet with infiltrators and government officials in each country? Was Lee Harvey Oswald a communist as some claim?
Left to Right: Paul Watler, Carmine Savastano, and Jacob Hornberger
Oswald was heard as saying, “I’m a patsy. I am being framed for this.” Was he set up, an “operative” and was this a national security state operation as some claim?
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