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The official story says Lee Harvey Oswald, who's a disgruntled, you know, kind of loner teenager,

who became a loner disgruntled Marine, had such disdain for America and the American way of life

that he defected to the Soviet Union and then basically attempted to reject his American citizenship for Soviet citizenship.

However, my opinion, they knew he was kind of connected all along.

So they kind of kept him at arm's length.

They never gave him local living permits. They never gave him citizenship. And actually, when you dig into the documents, he started to want to come back within like six months of being there. And he was kind of stuck there for two years, which also contradicts the official narrative. But after that, he gets back to America. He's still disgruntled. And we got a photo up here for you guys,

for just to rehab, just you guys could put a picture to a picture to the name. That's Lee

Harvey Oslo, which, which keep that name in mind because we're going to have a couple variations

of that. But, yeah. So he gets back to the States in June of 62. And he really doesn't

do anything with himself he bounces around

from some low-level jobs that when you dig into were all intelligence connected

then in around April or May of 1963 he ends up moving back from Dallas to New Orleans

where he gets involved allegedly with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee,

which is supposed to be the proof that he's a communist.

He's seen out on the street corner handing out flyers for Fair Play for Cuba Committee.

And this was depicted in the movie I remember, JFK.

He's also put on WDSU television in New Orleans a couple times being interviewed, which all

stemmed from him handing out

the flyers. Right. So they did a great job of establishing this legend of Oswald, the communist,

even after he came back from the Soviet Union. And this is when he was on TV saying he was a Marxist

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