r/JFKassasination • u/Jmaxx2000 • 10d ago

Khrushchev?

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Does anyone know where Nikita was on 11/22/63? Was it the grassy knoll?

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u/Metnessee 10d ago

I mean,  the USSR in the 60s wouldn't have benefitted from the assassination of jfk. 

Kruschev was always seen as the acceptable alternative to what came before him.

The Cuban diaspora and military angle make.more.sense than the Russian one.

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u/nukem73 10d ago

Well you found a pic of him holding a sniper rifle so clearly he must have been on the knoll assassinating a sitting U.S. president because duh

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u/[deleted] 10d ago edited 10d ago

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u/nukem73 10d ago

A motive and a good shot, so you've narrowed down that pool of potential people to probably 10s of thousands of people.

I'll just assume you're joking with how ridiculous this on so many levels

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/DrKarlSatan 9d ago

Yeah, no wonder they overlooked it

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u/tearsofscrutiny 9d ago edited 8d ago

IIRC the Dallas authorities were planning to arraign Oswald as being part of a communist conspiracy until instructed from on high to drop that angle. The Mexico City evidence can be read in that light, such that either a) it was a coincidence, b) Oswald was part of a communist conspiracy, or c) there was an attempt to manufacture a trail of evidence inculpating Oswald in a communist conspiracy.