Besides that being obvious nonsense (the Russians had more of a reason to shoot Kennedy than Mossad), I happened to go to a random part of that YouTube video which claimed half the Dallas PD worked for a secret CIA intel unit.
I don't know who was involved in the conspiracy, and I didn't watch the video, but isn't it said Kennedy would have stopped Israel from pursuing nuclear weapons? If true that alone would be good enough reason. I doubt Russia would have done it even with a reason. Assassinating heads of state is like an Atrocity in Alpha Centauri and there's no way the major Cold War players could have gotten away with it without the other side finding out and hitting back. It wasn't necessary for any of their aims either.
isn't it said Kennedy would have stopped Israel from pursuing nuclear weapons?
Pbbt. Lol.
Absolutely no one was going to stop the Israelis from getting nukes. They got that shit in secret anyway from the French, and were doing it during the Kennedy administration.
The Israelis were pursuing nuclear weapons before the US were allies. They lied about it, even to the US, for decades. They've never even considered international law or nuclear arms treaties for a second in that pursuit, even to this day. Facing off against every single Arab state means that they just weren't going to give a shit, and still don't. Nobody knows what they really have, even now, and that's on purpose.
doesnt specify which of the two different three hour videos he randomly skipped through to find 10 seconds to cry about and dismiss the other 5 hours 59 minutes and 50 seconds worth of information
Cry more, the truth will always be there when you’re ready to accept it
Watch the one I added in the edit (the odysee link), the other one was just the only one that came up after 10 minutes of searching, took me a minute to find the one directly on the subject
I have personally come around to the theory Razorfist has said (dont know where he got it from) because it is the only one I know of that can actually pin down a motive for everyone involved.
That being that it was indeed a lone wolf job by Oswald, but Oswald still had contacts with the KGB and was in the US on KGB orders. And he killed Kennedy thinking it would get him his golden ticket into the elite society of Russia, only for them to be horrified and cut all ties with him. And then in order to prove to the CIA they had nothing to do with any of this so please dont start WW3, they threw Oswald and several of their other assets under the bus for the CIA to do with as they pleased. And then everyone agreed to shut the fuck up and a lot of it was put under wraps, and the CIA would rather have people think they did it than think an enemy agent did it (because as bad as the first is, the latter would be much worse to the average American).
The ballistic evidence actually supports the fact that Oswald shot Kennedy from the book repository; and the unique weapon matches the unique ammo, that specifically Oswald purchased for cheap. He also used this same weapon in an attempt to kill the governor; and he did kill a police officer in his escape attempt.
People constantly leave this out because it doesn't fit into anything about being a patsy unless we are going to argue that the cop Oswald murdered was actually a second assassin meant to kill him or something. Oswald also tried to kill the Dallas PD that attempted to arrest him (with the same revolver he used to kill the cop that stopped him for a traffic stop), but they tackled him and kept him alive. The Dallas PD didn't even realize that Oswald was the suspected assassin. He was wanted for a separate murder.
Shots from the grassy knoll are ridiculous because it would have made the shooter fully visible to anyone outside of the plaza, and the shot would have deafened and blown the hats off of witnesses that were standing in front of it. None of those witnesses reported rifle fire 5 feet from their heads.
People involved in the Warren Commission actually did say that the Johnson administration was very keen on making sure it was clear that the Russians weren't involved. I don't doubt that the Johnson administration acted in the manner of a coup, that isn't up for dispute, there were arguments with the white house staff from Air Force One, through air traffic control, and fist fights reportedly broke out between Kennedy & Johnson staffers who literally walked into the building and started removing people's things.
Now, the Warren Commission would have had every reason to make sure the USSR wasn't implicated if they didn't want the military (especially under people like LeMay) not to launch a retaliatory strike on Moscow. If they had admitted that Oswald was a die-hard communist, who had spent years agitating and subverting, infiltrated the military, explicitly worked for the KGB, lived in Moscow, and then shot the president... there's no question there would have been a nuclear war, and the American people would have called for it. Frankly, there was a lot of people in the Pentagon that were trying to start it. (TBH, they weren't wrong)
The underlying question here is whether or not the Russians ordered the assassination. I doubt Kruschev would have wanted it, but there's no question that Russian hard-liners were pushing for war. Castro said that Soviet military officials were the ones that offered up the plan to send nukes to Cuba. They also suggested that it could start a nuclear war, and he said he was prepared to start one if the opportunity arose. During the Cuban Missile Crisis, you will remember the story of Vasily Arkhipov, who was commanding the nuclear fleet escorting the missiles. Once under depth charge attack, the captain of the ship he was on, and the political officer agreed to launch nuclear missiles at the American fleet; but were halted by his orders to wait for further information from Moscow. Additionally, there was great concern that a military coup was taking place against Kruschev at this time as different memos kept coming from the government expressing different attitudes.
It's clear that there were people in the USSR who would have been happy for a nuclear exchange, and there were people in the Soviet Union who wanted Kennedy dead. I suspect this may be more likely than the CIA, who had worked with Kennedy multiple times, and whose use was expanded under his administration. The "scattered like the winds" comment isn't even a proper direct quote, and even if it is, it is in the context of his frustration with the CIA's wildly incompetent behavior with the Bay Of Pigs fiasco.
It was the mossad:
https://odysee.com/@KontreKulture:c/Israel-and-the-Assassinations-of-The-Kennedy-brothers:9?sunset=lbrytv
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jEqzr8f3JKg
but greatest ally!
That awkward moment when every conspiracy theory ends up at the same place...
the
(M)ilitary
(I)ndustrial
(M)edia
(I)ntelligence
(C)omplex
or
MIMIC
I respectfully point out that those are the occupations, not the people.
Besides that being obvious nonsense (the Russians had more of a reason to shoot Kennedy than Mossad), I happened to go to a random part of that YouTube video which claimed half the Dallas PD worked for a secret CIA intel unit.
Throwing that shit directly into the bin.
I don't know who was involved in the conspiracy, and I didn't watch the video, but isn't it said Kennedy would have stopped Israel from pursuing nuclear weapons? If true that alone would be good enough reason. I doubt Russia would have done it even with a reason. Assassinating heads of state is like an Atrocity in Alpha Centauri and there's no way the major Cold War players could have gotten away with it without the other side finding out and hitting back. It wasn't necessary for any of their aims either.
Pbbt. Lol.
Absolutely no one was going to stop the Israelis from getting nukes. They got that shit in secret anyway from the French, and were doing it during the Kennedy administration.
The Israelis were pursuing nuclear weapons before the US were allies. They lied about it, even to the US, for decades. They've never even considered international law or nuclear arms treaties for a second in that pursuit, even to this day. Facing off against every single Arab state means that they just weren't going to give a shit, and still don't. Nobody knows what they really have, even now, and that's on purpose.
Cry more, the truth will always be there when you’re ready to accept it
You only had one YouTube video.
The proposition that Mossad was even an interested party is unfounded.
Watch the one I added in the edit (the odysee link), the other one was just the only one that came up after 10 minutes of searching, took me a minute to find the one directly on the subject
I have personally come around to the theory Razorfist has said (dont know where he got it from) because it is the only one I know of that can actually pin down a motive for everyone involved.
That being that it was indeed a lone wolf job by Oswald, but Oswald still had contacts with the KGB and was in the US on KGB orders. And he killed Kennedy thinking it would get him his golden ticket into the elite society of Russia, only for them to be horrified and cut all ties with him. And then in order to prove to the CIA they had nothing to do with any of this so please dont start WW3, they threw Oswald and several of their other assets under the bus for the CIA to do with as they pleased. And then everyone agreed to shut the fuck up and a lot of it was put under wraps, and the CIA would rather have people think they did it than think an enemy agent did it (because as bad as the first is, the latter would be much worse to the average American).
I basically agree with your assessment.
The ballistic evidence actually supports the fact that Oswald shot Kennedy from the book repository; and the unique weapon matches the unique ammo, that specifically Oswald purchased for cheap. He also used this same weapon in an attempt to kill the governor; and he did kill a police officer in his escape attempt.
People constantly leave this out because it doesn't fit into anything about being a patsy unless we are going to argue that the cop Oswald murdered was actually a second assassin meant to kill him or something. Oswald also tried to kill the Dallas PD that attempted to arrest him (with the same revolver he used to kill the cop that stopped him for a traffic stop), but they tackled him and kept him alive. The Dallas PD didn't even realize that Oswald was the suspected assassin. He was wanted for a separate murder.
Shots from the grassy knoll are ridiculous because it would have made the shooter fully visible to anyone outside of the plaza, and the shot would have deafened and blown the hats off of witnesses that were standing in front of it. None of those witnesses reported rifle fire 5 feet from their heads.
People involved in the Warren Commission actually did say that the Johnson administration was very keen on making sure it was clear that the Russians weren't involved. I don't doubt that the Johnson administration acted in the manner of a coup, that isn't up for dispute, there were arguments with the white house staff from Air Force One, through air traffic control, and fist fights reportedly broke out between Kennedy & Johnson staffers who literally walked into the building and started removing people's things.
Now, the Warren Commission would have had every reason to make sure the USSR wasn't implicated if they didn't want the military (especially under people like LeMay) not to launch a retaliatory strike on Moscow. If they had admitted that Oswald was a die-hard communist, who had spent years agitating and subverting, infiltrated the military, explicitly worked for the KGB, lived in Moscow, and then shot the president... there's no question there would have been a nuclear war, and the American people would have called for it. Frankly, there was a lot of people in the Pentagon that were trying to start it. (TBH, they weren't wrong)
The underlying question here is whether or not the Russians ordered the assassination. I doubt Kruschev would have wanted it, but there's no question that Russian hard-liners were pushing for war. Castro said that Soviet military officials were the ones that offered up the plan to send nukes to Cuba. They also suggested that it could start a nuclear war, and he said he was prepared to start one if the opportunity arose. During the Cuban Missile Crisis, you will remember the story of Vasily Arkhipov, who was commanding the nuclear fleet escorting the missiles. Once under depth charge attack, the captain of the ship he was on, and the political officer agreed to launch nuclear missiles at the American fleet; but were halted by his orders to wait for further information from Moscow. Additionally, there was great concern that a military coup was taking place against Kruschev at this time as different memos kept coming from the government expressing different attitudes.
It's clear that there were people in the USSR who would have been happy for a nuclear exchange, and there were people in the Soviet Union who wanted Kennedy dead. I suspect this may be more likely than the CIA, who had worked with Kennedy multiple times, and whose use was expanded under his administration. The "scattered like the winds" comment isn't even a proper direct quote, and even if it is, it is in the context of his frustration with the CIA's wildly incompetent behavior with the Bay Of Pigs fiasco.