Every Time I Felt Convinced, Something Else Offered Questions About the Death of JFK
Op-ed by TheWiseOldFart I was just beginning high school in 1960 when John Fitzgerald Kennedy became our nation’s 35 th President. I was a senior when he was assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas. Th at Friday and the following w eekend, nothing was on our 2 0- inch television other than events related to the tragedy which affected all Americans. I cried many times. I am not a “hero worshipper,” but JFK changed my life and the lives of millions of other you ng Americans. 60 Years Revealed the Facts About the Murder of one of our Nation’s Few Great Presidents Over the last 60 years of my life, facts about JFK’s murder have been revealed. All of them point to the fact that the Warren Commission misled the American people. President Kennedy was not assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald alone. This was a legitimate conspiracy theory. President Kennedy was a threat to our legislative branch and our security agencies , including the FBI . He could have become our nation’s b