I'm gonna open with some quotes through my research that I found about Lee Harvey Oswald.
And I was gonna just open with this one quote and then I found three that I was like, okay, this is who this person is.
So from the author of The Devil's Chessboard, David Talbott, Lee Harvey Oswald was one of those bright, lost, fatherless boys whom society finds inventive ways of abusing.
The next was from the book The Kennedy Imprisonment by Gary Wills.
And by the way, this book was fantastic.
I highly recommend this one.
It was tough to find, but I found it.
Quote, Oswald was a brutal restatement of the idea of power as the combination of resource with will.
And finally, from a friend of Oswald regarding Oswald's possible CIA ties, quote, I never would believe that any government would be stupid enough to trust Lee with anything important.
I think
that's key.
Um, I'm going to add one more.
Yeah.
I get it.
It might be actually the same one as the previous quote, who would be George Demershild.
Guys, when we get to this George feller, we have no idea how to say his name, and we've listened to it.
We listened to it together just now.
I tried to write it out phonetically, and it's French, and I can't do it, and we're going to do our best.
But when we get to him, he's going to be George.
George.
So George said, and this is so simple.
And it just said he was very responsive to kindness.
That was like how he would sum up.
Yeah.
I'm gonna open with some quotes through my research that I found about Lee Harvey Oswald.
And I was gonna just open with this one quote and then I found three that I was like, okay, this is who this person is.
So from the author of The Devil's Chessboard, David Talbott, Lee Harvey Oswald was one of those bright, lost, fatherless boys whom society finds inventive ways of abusing.
The next was from the book The Kennedy Imprisonment by Gary Wills.
And by the way, this book was fantastic.
I highly recommend this one.
It was tough to find, but I found it.
Quote, Oswald was a brutal restatement of the idea of power as the combination of resource with will.
And finally, from a friend of Oswald regarding Oswald's possible CIA ties, quote, I never would believe that any government would be stupid enough to trust Lee with anything important.
I think
that's key.
Um, I'm going to add one more.
Yeah.
I get it.
It might be actually the same one as the previous quote, who would be George Demershild.
Guys, when we get to this George feller, we have no idea how to say his name, and we've listened to it.
We listened to it together just now.
I tried to write it out phonetically, and it's French, and I can't do it, and we're going to do our best.
But when we get to him, he's going to be George.
George.
So George said, and this is so simple.
And it just said he was very responsive to kindness.
That was like how he would sum up.
Yeah.
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