in my head, scribbled down
This assassination plan
In nineteen sixty three
(Which was soon for Lyndon B.)
Involved a knoll and a rifleman
Who was (or was not) named Lee.
Comments
I still recall the photo that caught that Texas
politician giving LBJ a wink as the latter took
the presidential oath before a blood-stained Mrs Kennedy on Air Force One.
"Patsies" are nothing new in American murders,
useful in misdirecting investigations away from
the primary guilty party or parties.
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M.C. Newberry
Sun 12th May 2013 19:38
Which reminds me...I found online info. that tied the Texan LBJ of pre-White House days to an unsavoury character with a rep. for violence even unto murder, and there was a strong inference that LBJ used this guy for bad things which could be denied - and that just happened to point towards a certain murder in Dallas! The sheer number of "witnesses" who subsequently died in circumstances so weird that the odds have been given as many millions to one also supports suspicions of very big stakes and something far more worrying than mere "coincidence".