After Kennedy was elected he was thrown into a whirlwind of problems. The first being the growing concern over Berlin and the soviet occupation and fortification of east Berlin and the overthrow of the Cuban government by Fidel Castro. It was leaning toward communism allowing Soviet mid-range ballistic missiles in Cuba. For seven days the world walked on pins and needles wondering what was going to happen. Finally an agreement was reached. The Soviet promised to remove there missiles off of Cuba if the U.S. promised never to invade Cuba and so far it's worked.
On November, 22, 1963 Kennedy travels" to Texas (which is known as a right wing hub) to whip up support for the next year's election, the day was pinnacled by a ride through Dallas with his wife and the Governor of Texas. What happens next is a tragedy and conspiracy that runs deep into our government. Shot's ring out and the president slumps over and is rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead at one pm central time.
In the next coming days Lee Harvey Oswald is named as the lone gunman which in itself is hard to believe, because even as video footage shows Kennedy's head falls back and to the left indicating that the shot came from the front and right. Making it impossible for Oswald to make that shot from the book depository, but despite this evidence our government ignores and covers up this evidence. I believe this is a mass conspiracy.
Many people wanted Kennedy dead each with his own reasons. One is J. Edgar Hoover the director of the F.B.I. who under Kennedy would have been retired a t age seventy due to protocol, but after Kennedy is assianated Johnson names him director.
Another is the Cabell family. Charles Cabell was Ex-deputy of the CIA and openly admits he hates Kennedy. His brother is mayor of Dallas and plans the motorcade route through Dallas.
No matter who killed Kennedy it is a travesty and our countries innocence, pride and belief in government was demolished with this massive cover-up.
Article#3 This article appeared in the Miami Herald November 24th, 1963 and was named, "Man Held in Threats to JFK." ... Article#10 This article is from the Star-Ledger November 23rd 1963 and titled, "JFK verve won Jerseyans" hearts." ...