In my lifetime, I have seen a transition in the shootings
In the 60s and 70s it was assasination
JFK, MLK, RFK, John Lennon, Reagan, Ford..
In the 70s and 80s it became serial killings
Son of Sam, BTK, Zodiak killer, DC Sniper
After the 80s it became mass killers
Columbine, Aurora, Sandy Hook, Parkland
Change in family structure after the 70s, more broken homes with fatherless boys raised by single mothers, and the advent of social media and the spread of fame and techniques of mass shooters.
Doesn’t account for the transition from assasination to serial killer to mass killer
Kennedy's shooter.....father died before he was born......broken home....
There is perhaps nothing crazier in the modern historical profession than the refusal of people who really should know better to acknowledge that Lee Harvey Oswald, a Communist, murdered JFK for political reasons. He was also unhinged, but the two aren’t mutually exclusive.
Oswald was a Communist. He had previously defected to the USSR, but was allowed to return after growing disillusioned. He then became a partisan of the Cuban Revolution, and visited the Cuban embassy in Mexico, trying to defect to Cuba. He was very angry about hostile U.S. policy toward Cuba, and before he killed JFK
tried to kill well-known anti-Communist Edwin Walker.
Yet somehow,
every November, instead of reminding us of these facts, “mainstream” historians gaslight us and sometimes explicitly state that JFK was the victim of “right wing hate.” They then complain in other contexts about how conservatives purportedly won’t accept “reality.”
The left spent the 1950s and early 60s decrying McCarthyism as a “witch hunt,” i.e., not just that McCarthy was a lying demagogue (which he was), but that there was no domestic Communist threat, whatsoever. Acknowledging that a domestic Communist assassinated a beloved Democrat president ruins the witch-hunt narrative. That narrative has been a huge propaganda advantage for decades, and the won't let it go.
Was Oswald a communist?
Yes.
... I strongly doubt that...
Too fkn bad, it's a fact of history.
Despite his socialist leanings, Oswald enlisted in the Marines and in 1957 was stationed in Atsugi, Japan. While there, he earned the nickname “Osvaldovich.” As his fellow Marine, Owen Dejanovich, explained to FRONTLINE:
If you complained about, “Oh, we’ve got to go on a march this morning” or “We’ve got to do this this morning,” scrub barracks or whatever we had to do, if you were complaining about it, he would — he would say that that was the capitalist form of government making us do these things. Karl Marx and his form of government would alleviate that.
For 50 years, Lee Harvey Oswald has remained the enigmatic figure at the center of the Kennedy assassination. Was he a lone gunman? A conspirator? A patsy?
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Oswald attempted suicide in Russia
In 1959, Oswald travelled to Moscow in hopes of becoming a Soviet citizen. “I want citizenship because
I am a communist and a worker,”
he wrote in his request for citizenship. “I have lived in a decadent capitalist society where the workers are slaves.”
When his request was denied, Oswald became despondent. “I am shocked!! My dreams!”,
he wrote in his what he called his “historic” diary. “My fondes [sic] dreams are shattered … I decide to end it. Soak rist [sic] in cold water to numb the pain. Than slash my left wrist.”
Oswald was found unconscious in his bathtub shortly after he finished his diary entry and then rushed to a local hospital. Days later, Russian officials changed course and allowed him to stay in the country.
His alias was “Alek J. Hidell”
By 1962, Oswald was back in the United States and working in a photo lab in downtown Dallas. Using the lab’s photo equipment, he began to forge a new identity, including a Selective Service card, in the name of “Alek J. Hidell.”
Oswald went on to open a post office box, where he would have mail sent under both his birth name as well as his alias. Among the publications he received were
The Worker, the newspaper of the American Communist Party, as well as
The Militant, the paper of the Socialist Workers Party.
Following the Kennedy assassination, the FBI would trace the purchase of a rifle found inside the Texas School Book Depository to an A. Hidell. However, when asked by the Dallas Police whether he had ever used the name, Oswald said no.
According to author Priscilla McMillen, Oswald’s wife Marina once asked him if he chose the name
“Hidell” because of its resemblance to “Fidel” (as in Castro). Oswald “was embarrassed to be caught out, and he told her to shut up,”
McMillen told FRONTLINE.
He was linked to an assassination attempt before JFK
Seven months before the Kennedy assassination, Oswald allegedly fired into the home of an ultra-right wing, anti-communist, Army general named Edwin Walker. The bullet, which missed Walker, was linked to Oswald’s ammunition after the Kennedy assassination.
Gerald Posner, the author of
Case Closed recounted
what’s known about Oswald’s actions:
Oswald had an entire book of operations for his Walker action, including photographs of Walker’s house, photographs of an area that he intended to stash the rifle, maps that he had drawn very carefully, statements of political purpose.
In the end, he wanted this to be an important historical feat, and this was to be the documentation left behind.
His feelings about JFK were mixed
According to an account published
in The New York Times by Paul Gregory, a friend of Oswald’s.
“Lee disliked him for the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. … he hated the system Kennedy stood for,” said Posner. “He despised America. He despised capitalism. When he eventually had the opportunity to strike against Kennedy, it was that symbol of the system that he was going after.”
He considered hijacking a plane to Cuba
According to McMillan, Oswald wanted to help train Castro’s army in Cuba, but because he could not secure a visa, he was forced to devise an alternative plan. As McMillan told FRONTLINE:
Lee wanted to go to Cuba to help teach the Cuban army how to shoot. He decided the way to go was to skyjack an airplane. He told Marina that he would sit in the front row of the airplane cabin. She would sit in the back row with June. At a certain point, he would put a gun in the back of the pilot of the aircraft. She would stand up and keep the entire passenger contingent at bay with a pistol, and would speak to them. She would speak to the crowd and tell them to be quiet. Marina laughed at him, and said, “Well, but I don’t speak English. How am I going to explain to them?” Eventually she laughed him out of the skyjacking plan, and she begged him to find a legal way to get to Cuba. Then he thought of going through Mexico.
Weird how your dope smoking commie lib professor hid all this from you.
... , since a communist would not likely have joined the military back then...
Fake News. The historical record is clear.
... Nor do we have much in the way of indications...
More fake news, the weight breath and mass of evidence is overwhelming to the point that only a committed cultist could deny it.
... And none of it makes much sense...
A Castro worshipping, USSR sympathizing Leftist murdered the president of the United States, there is no mystery here. The tension is the Castro loving, USSR sympathizing Left's dilemma, alone. We warn you guys of this constantly, these deadly ideologies you guys are drawn to, like an abused woman horny for the next guy that beats her, are dangerous and not just to us, they will not spare you either. RFK was murdered by a Palestinian.
For example, supposedly Oswald bought the Carcano Manlicher rifle from a magazine ad, but who put the scope on it, and who sighted it in?
Simple routine tasks.
www.outdoorlife.com › easy-scope-mounting-techniques
Jun 12, 2019 — Outdoor life's One-Shot
Sight-In Method · 1. Fire
a Sighting Shot Before firing
your sighting shot, make sure
your rifle is unloaded and solidly ...