Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "JFK Connection to The Italian Mafia" video.

  1. You forgot disaffected Pinkos, who hated him, because they were disaffected Pinkos.
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  2.  @duggydugg3937  Besides that being completely made up, it makes no sense, strategically.
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  3.  @duggydugg3937  CITATIONS NEEDED
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  4. Whomever may or may not have put him up to it, there is no question, Oswald shot JFK, from the window. The conspiracism all comes back to a pathologist's unofficial remarks, errantly applying handgun wound characteristics to a high powered rifle wound. Unfortunately, we have since collected a wealth of data on high velocity projectile wounds to the cranium and photos are widely available on the Internet, showing virtually identical headwounds, from confirmed shots with rear quadrant impact ( NO I will not search, post, or link them)
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  5. Orrrr... Oswald, the disaffected Pinko shot him, because he was a disaffected Pinko and Ruby did Oswald, because he was a patriot.
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  6.  @saskoilersfan  Oswald shot JFK. There is zero evidence to the contrary and a mountain of evidence to the affirmative. It wasn't even a challenging shot, I could train a 15 year old to do it, in a weekend.
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  7.  @bkit5  Id sooner believe the mob did it as retribution for Marilyn ...or that Johnson did it to move in on Jackie 🙄 The single most likely version of a 'conspiracy', is simply that they knew about Oswald and just let it happen.
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  8.  @stephensmith8440  Uh... no. Oswald fired three shots from an elevated position at less than 100m. It boggles the mind that anyone who has ever fired even a BB gun, would think this is a difficult task, let alone for a US Marine. First shot hit him right between the shoulders - center mass of the exposed target. Second shot missed. Third shot hit him right rear quadrant of the cranium. The headshot was most likely a miss, because he was shooting center mass at a 'D' figure silhouette, just exactly as he did in USMC rifle qual. The headshot clearly shows a classic blowback, as we have countless modern examples of; and that you can easily find all over the Internet, if you're a ghoul. There is absolutely nothing mystical, mysterious, or particularly unusual about it. Except, of course, for any shooter with a shred of self-respect, claiming that was a remotely difficult shot.
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  9.  @saskoilersfan  Damn, dude. Thats... that's... wow. You do have an imagination.
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  10.  @saskoilersfan  No, 'Brutus' merely participated in the gang killing of Caeser. The point was was for everyone to take part, as an expression of loyalty to Rome, not to Caesar.
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