flown-the-coop said:

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That is my understanding as well. But as Guitersoup pointed out, the bubble was there primarily for weather and if memory serves there were thoughts that there may be sprinkles and JFK wanted to go topless and take his chances.

I do not believe the bubble was part of any conspiracy, just another example of all the pieces having to come together for a successful assassination.

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Infection_Ag11 said:

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LMCane said:

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I would bet a lot of money that what the records will show is that:

the CIA dropped the ball in not really pursuing Oswald BEFORE the shooting

that the FBI knew he was in Cuba and the Soviet Union and was a Soviet lackey but did not get the CIA to really put resources into stopping him until it was too late.

that's it.

just like 9/11 where the intel agencies knew something was up, but could not connect the dots in time.

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Even still, the assassination itself was largely the product of random chance. JFK's trip to Dallas was public before Oswald got the job at the school book depository but the car route was not finalized until the week prior and not published in the paper until the weekend prior, long after Oswald started his job. I commonly hear people claim that job was all part of the plan and it simply cannot possibly be true. That coincidence is the only reason he was able to pull it off. And Oswald lack the skill or resources to carry out some elaborate successful assassination of a US President far from home.

So this idea that he was in cahoots with foreign agencies or governments that actually expected him to pull this off just doesn't pass muster.

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