Jfk Magic Bullet Theory

We all know and it is sad to say that John F Kennedy, America’s 36th president, was assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas. It was so sudden and people didn't know how this could happen. As a result of this, many theories about the infamous assassination of John F. Kennedy have come about throughout the years.Whether he was killed by two people, one person, or even the government. There is so much speculation on this topic. I myself agree with one of the theories. The theory is that the CIA did it. In my opinion, the theory that I have chosen gives great evidence as to why it is true. To further explain this theory as truth I will give a description of other theories that in my opinion does not make sense. This will give the
theory that I have chosen a more plausible or possible standpoint. The first theory that I find impossible is the “Oswald acted alone” theory. Warren Commission concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald fatally shot President John F. Kennedy.According to the guardian.com Oswald was “A loner with a rifle and a grudge did it alone.”This is outrageous. It just doesn't make sense. How could one person fire three shots from different angles from the window of the Texas Book Depository in such little time? It's hard to believe if he did do it that he had no accomplices. There is no possible way that this could happen. Oswald would have had to shoot JFK quick enough as the car was moving. Guardian.com even states that Willens,a staff member of the commission, admitted that there were mistakes in the investigation. The next theory is the “Magic Bullet Theory”.
This theory is hard to believe. It was introduced and provided by Warren Commission.It explains how one bullet travels through both JFK and at the time Texas governor John Connally.The theory states that in this shooting the bullet went down into Kennedy’s back,then it exited through his throat, and afterward the bullet flew into Connally’s right armpit leaving and shattering his rib.After the bullet shatters his rib it travels and stops to the thigh. This whole theory is impossible in so many ways. To start off the footage of the assassination reveals the magic bullet theory as untrue. According to www.mcadams.posc.mu.edu Connally appeared to be unhurt in Zapruder frame 230, but John F.Kennedy was reacting to being hit at that point, so the claim that both men were hit by the same bullet at the time is illogical, if the bullet did go through both me when could it have happened, not to mention that Kennedy would have to be hit at the same time, and again. Also, the so-called bullet is pristine, meaning that the bullet is unscathed or undamaged. How could a bullet go through all this yet look like new? The third theory that is more logical than the others but, in my opinion, wrong, the “Lyndon Johnson did it” theory. The theory is simple. Johnson set up the president , so he can be president.I feel that this could be a possible reason for killing JFK if Johnson really urged to be the president or alleged the motive of Kennedy planning to dump Johnson from the election, leaving him exposed to corruption probes,but it is too many things involved within it. According to guardian.com Johnson supposedly used the CIA, the White House, Cuban exile community, and the mob to assassinate
Kennedy. Lastly , in conclusion, my theory that I have chosen ,which I think that is true, the thought that the CIA took part in the assassination .Many will decipher whether the CIA assassinated John F. Kennedy. The CIA has been accused numerous of times for the death of JFK for many reasons. Many of these reasons can be plausible reasons as to why the CIA would assassinate John F. Kennedy. One reason is of the CIA opposing Kennedy’s idea about pulling out of the Vietnam war. I believe and many others believe that the CIA was money hungry and from this, they wanted to make the normal 84 billion dollars a year from war. This could be possible, but the world may never know what truly happened. As I look at more theories I don't know what is totally true, but I can conclude that this theory is most accurate in my opinion.