JFK ASSASSINATION POLL

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Who killed JFK?

  • Oswald from the depository with a rifle

    Votes: 7 14.6%

  • CIA from the grassy gnoll with a specially trained operative

    Votes: 41 85.4%
  • Total voters
    48
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Merciedez

Sicc OG
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Jul 21, 2004
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He was the President of US who wanted equality for everyone....and he went to Texas. The probability of an assassination at that time was far too great.

The way the nation mourned really showed how much the world was changing. I am sure who planned it didn't expect the magnitude of what JFK accomplished for a nation with the majority of whites to shake the very core of the nation.
 
HERESY

HERESY

THE HIDDEN HAND...
#43
Apr 25, 2002
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Merciedez said:
He was the President of US who wanted equality for everyone....and he went to Texas. The probability of an assassination at that time was far too great.

The way the nation mourned really showed how much the world was changing. I am sure who planned it didn't expect the magnitude of what JFK accomplished for a nation with the majority of whites to shake the very core of the nation.
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He didn't accomplished shit, but if by chance he did, whatever he accomplished has been squandered. Have you looked outside lately?
 
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DJ Coma

Sicc OG
#44
Jul 12, 2002
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coondogg26 said:
WRONG. The way a body falls has nothing to do with where the shot comes from. Im telling yall, watch the Assassination Special on the history channel, it was a 2 hr special and they discuss all this. It was un-biased and they address all the issues down the middle.
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This History Channel documentary means nothing to me because they added three segments in 2003 to A&E's "The Men Who Killed Kennedy" series that pretty much goes against everything the documentary you are talking about says.

I'm not saying this one is right and yours is wrong, but I'm saying the history channel loses some credibility for that.
 
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