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JFK Assasination: 1960s an era of turmoil and uncertainty
The early 1960s were a time of great social and political change in the United States. The country was grappling with the Cold War, the Civil Rights Movement, and the rise of the New Left. These forces created a climate of fear, anxiety, and polarization that contributed to a sense of instability and unrest.
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The Grassy Knoll Cospiracy Theory - True or False?
True Kennedy-assassination-conspiracy buffs probably knew this years ago, but for those of you whose research hasn’t gotten much beyond Oliver Stone’s “JFK” and the magic-loogie episode of “Seinfeld,” here’s the news: The “grassy knoll,” — and the second gunman behind it — is back.
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Ten of the biggest JFK conspiracy theories.
Despite the official conclusion by the Warren Commission that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, numerous conspiracy theories have emerged over the years, each proposing different culprits and motives. Here are some of the most famous JFK assassination conspiracy theories.
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Stop The Tape - Magic Bullet Vs. Single Bullet
The parade, despite the misgivings of everyone around Kennedy, had been a success. Thousands of people stood along the route waving at the president as his car rode past. When the long line of 17 cars made a right on Houston, Nellie Connally tipped her head back to the president and said “Mr. President, you can’t say the people of Dallas don’t love you”...
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