1. Response to JFK
... Yankees; Oswald might have been manipulated into the role of patsy and was not an assassin. One of possible evidences is that many Texans were angry with JFK by the summer of 1963. He had scaled back the oil depletion tax credit, disciplined General Edwin Walker and was, rumor had it, considering dumping another Texan, Lyndon Johnson, from his 1964 ticket ... a Japanese Embassy in Washington, it was encoded in the top-level Japanese "purple code," it stated that the Japanese were going to end relations with the United States. Roosevelt, after reading the transmission, said that this mea...
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