Oswald visited the Soviet embassy in Mexico, looking for a visa, and his request was handled by a loose-cannon USSR intelligence officer.

    Oswald was presumably looking for a visa to flee to the USSR after the upcoming assassination.

    There is evidence to suggest that Oswald was working with not just the CIA, but foreign intelligence assets as well, to include the USSR and Cuba, which would make sense given the ongoing Cold War, Cuban missile crisis, etc.

    One thing is for certain, that Oswald was not just some lone gunman. This was highly coordinated, and many intelligence agencies, foreign and domestic, were involved to some degree.

    There were many entities that had something to gain from Kennedy’s death.

    Link to the archive will be in the submission statement.

    Posted by External-Noise-4832

    8 Comments

    1. Don’t see anything here we didn’t already know. And certainly don’t see anything about Oswald being a spy.

    2. HaloDeckJizzMopper on

      This was known 50 years ago. And also largely proven that Russia had no involvement by the warren commission 

      Dude antifers are drooling to find a way to say Russia killed jfk.. haha see how stupid you conspiracy people are hahaha. They really think that conspiracy people love Russia . I have no idea why. It makes no sense

      Get prepared for the only news on these files being random tid bits on Oswald was a lone gunman working for Russia. Brought to you by the Zionist media monopoly 

    3. Hungry-Physics-9535 on

      Oswald tried to become a spy but they found him completely useless and actually had to prevent him from milling himself when he was scheduled to be deported lol

    4. Banned_From_Wendys on

      It’s been known for decades that Oswald visited the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. It’s even mentioned in the movie Falcon and the Snowman.

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