Lyndon Johnson and Mac Wallace - Joan Mellen

[Jim Hargrove]

If there is one thing about this case that at least many conspiracy-oriented researchers can agree on, it is surely that the evidence at least seems to suggest that it was done to provoke an invasion of Cuba. And Johnson seemed to curb his enthusiasm for a Cuban invasion. It didn't happen when he took office, and when he was given a second opportunity to attack when the Cubans shut off the water supply to Guantanamo, he merely made other arrangements for water.

So-called "evidence" for The Castro-Did-It scenario, currently being recycled by the likes of Shennon and Fox News, goes WAY deeper than most of us probably recall without digging into notes. For example, according to at least one of the Dallas policemen, seven metal boxes were found in the Paine's garage containing flyers and information about pro-Castro Cubans. These boxes were never seen again, even gone by the first DPD inventory.

And then, of course, is this infamous Hoover memo issued just a few hours after the hit.



Hoover's statement that Oswald "went to Cuba on several occasions but would not tell us what he went to Cuba for" means one of two things: Either Hoover was trying to tie Oswald and Cuba together with a lie made just hours after the assassination, or the evidence was squelched because it occurred while Oswald Classic was in Minsk. There is much, much more to the Castro-did-it plot, far beyond the NOLA charade, the attempted rifle buy at Robert McKeown's, and the Mexico City bs.

Does anyone have any evidence that Johnson was bent on invading Cuba?