Reclaiming History
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Author Jean Davison, in her fine book, Oswald’s Game, perceptively points out what nearly all assassination writers have failed to do: although General Walker was on the Far Right and Kennedy was a moderate, even a liberal in the area of civil rights, they both were identical in one very important way to Oswald—their outspokenly strident opposition to his beloved Castro and Cuba. And if we know Oswald tried to kill Walker, most likely because of Walker’s belligerence toward Cuba, as they say in ...the law, a fortiori (all the more so) he would be willing to try to murder Kennedy, who, unlike Walker, had the capability to physically remove Castro from power. Did Oswald try to kill Walker over Cuba? Oswald, of course, hated anti-Communists. But Walker is the only anti-Communist (other than Kennedy) whom Oswald tried to kill. What set Walker apart from other anti-Communists? It may very well have been the emphasis in Walker’s heated rhetoric of overthrowing Castro, which Oswald, a diligent reader of the daily newspapers, would have known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Author Jean Davison, in her fine book, Oswald’s Game, perceptively points out what nearly all assassination writers have failed to do: although General Walker was on the Far Right and Kennedy was a moderate, even a liberal in the area of civil rights, they both were identical in one very important way to Oswald—their outspokenly strident opposition to his beloved Castro and Cuba. And if we know Oswald tried to kill Walker, most likely because of Walker’s belligerence toward Cuba, as they say in ...the law, a fortiori (all the more so) he would be willing to try to murder Kennedy, who, unlike Walker, had the capability to physically remove Castro from power. Did Oswald try to kill Walker over Cuba? Oswald, of course, hated anti-Communists. But Walker is the only anti-Communist (other than Kennedy) whom Oswald tried to kill. What set Walker apart from other anti-Communists? It may very well have been the emphasis in Walker’s heated rhetoric of overthrowing Castro, which Oswald, a diligent reader of the daily newspapers, would have known.
What to read after Reclaiming History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Bugliosi to read onlineMoreLess
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