Oswald On the Go Oswald
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Great DVD for your little one.  My 3-year old loves Oswald and all of his colorful and interesting friends.  I love hearing Fred Savage and "Squiggy" from Laverne and Shirley, on this DVD.
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Interesting and thought provoking. The author theorizes that Lee Harvey Oswald could have been acting as an agent of the KGB  and the USSR could have been involved in a conspiracy to assassinate Kennedy using Oswald to carry out that task  Although this is not a new theory, the presentation of critical facts combined with the author's experience and insights as a CIA employee and security expert give some new reasons to consider this possibility.  Cross examines Oswald's actions leading up to the Dallas shooting and focuses on various letters Oswald had written to support his hypothesis.  This is a quick,easy to read piece that is  worthwhile for anyone interested in Kennedy assasination theories.  .
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A very interesting film that includes the irrefutible evidence that Oswald was not a shooter because of the parrafin tests done on him. Who did it? my guess is James Files. See Wim Dankbaars' book and videos.
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Excellen book, very detailed, good research. Many new angle, answers the question that Oswald was not Kennedy's murderer, he was only a patsy as we thought all along. Hard to put the book down, I was looking for other books, only one about Johnson. I hope he will write more books, I for one will buy it for sure. Love this book.
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This book follows Key to the Kingdom and it had the same suspense and you enjoyed looking at pictures you had taken when at Disney to see if you could find some of the clues in the book. If you had maps of the parks, it was great trying to find out where he was.
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As having experienced the Camelot era personally I very often read New books about the Kennedy Family looking for some new kernels of truth to understand my history better. This was an easy read and interesting peek into the short life of JFK Jr. Some new kernels but most things previously published in other books. Good for all things Kennedy fans.
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I discovered this book from reading Edward Haslam book Dr. Mary's Monkey.  I have interest in these event because all this is taking place in New Orleans and I am born, raised and still reside in south Louisiana. On a personal level, when I learned in school about the JFK assassination or watched documentaries on it, I would look at the pictures of Oswald and think "He doesn't look like a monster. Actually he looks kind." Over the past several years, more evidence and conspiracies have come out to suggest or prove to some that Oswald was innocent and a patsy.

We meet Judyth.  A bright, young and talented woman destined for science stardom. (We even have made progress in laboratories thanks to her). She takes us on a journey, of ultimately a few months. Having become best friends and eventually lovers, Judyth displays a side of Lee that I hope is true. Soft, caring, intelligent, and innocent. The only thing I question is literally that the dates (which are everyday) and the events and conversations that happened. Did she actually keep a diary? I don't know. However I don't let that distract me from the book. I personally do believe her story. I would love to see a movie made from her story.
Though the book is a bit long (almost 600 pages) It gives a detailed look into the point she is trying to prove: Who is involved in the cancer epidemic and who did not kill JFK. I highly recommend to read Dr. Mary's Monkey in companion.
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This was interesting, very interesting.  I don't know why JFK was assassinated but I do know it was the result of a conspiracy.  Oswald may or may not have been involved, personally I think he was set up to take the fall.  Look at the bullets.  In my research I have found documentation that JFK was struck in the throat; in the middle of his back; in the middle of the rear of his head and the final shot in above the right ear; Connelly was hit at least once, maybe twice;  There was a chip/crack in the limo windshield; there was a rounded dent in the chrome on the dashboard; one shot missed entirely and hit a curb stone; and finally, one or more either penetrated or dented the Stemmons Freeway sign.  (On videos I have purchased, and watched frame by frame, a dent in the upper right side of the sign is visible).  Where is that sign today?  So whoever had him assassinated assembled a team that fired at least nine and possibly as many as eleven bullets, from various locations in front of and behind and possible from the side as well, at the president.  I hope I'm alive in 2037 when much more will be declassified and released by the government.
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Great video of JFK and Jackie's last trip to Texas prior to the assassination. I would recommend it to anyone interested in the Kennedy era and how his death impacted America.
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If you are interested in the JFK assassination get this book.  This book is very well foot noted and referenced.  This book is not conjecture it is documented fact.  It is a bit repetitive at times as well as tedious because of all the players and threads.  I decided this technique was necessary to tell this very complex story.  I felt the information on the King assassination was not as well documented with  references.  I feel like the authors are probably correct about the King assassination however it is not as well documented as either of the Kennedy assassinations.  The FBI and CIA's hands are very dirty, even though they are not the actual perpetrators.  I won't give away any more of this excellent read.  This book is a keeper, and will be loaned only when I can hold a hostage until this book is returned.
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This line of action figures is great. The Clara Oswald figure is nicely detailed and poseable.
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I highly recommend this book to all of those who are looking for facts surrounding the JFK assassination.  I was surprised at the detail in which the author describes the medical evidence.  What a great book!
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When Jake Epping steps through the rabbit hole, back into 1958, you are taken to a simpler time in history. As a baby boomer who grew up in this era, Mr. King's descriptions of the period and era are spot on. A fascinating adventure ensues when Jake tries to stop the assassination of JFK in Dallas on 11/23/63. Wonderful!
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I found James Oswald at Heathrow Airport last year while waiting to return home.  Well, I fell in love with his writing and his story line.  Also, I adore his hero and the fact there Oswald incorporates some mystical aspects into his books -- not a lot, just a little.  I have read all of his books and am currently reading this one.  Best to read them in order from #1 to "Written in Bones".
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Oswald lived for what he believed
Wonderful book
Something that you may not see in other books
However you need to read it with a serene heart
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My whole family have enjoyed Oswald for a long time, now. Unfortunately it doesn't appear anywhere on Nickelodeon anymore, as far as we can tell.

Now that we've come to this point, we only have these DVDs to pull out on a rainy day. They have some of our most favorite stories. The only disappointment is that, as is all too common with cartoon shows, this is an incomplete set. We would love to have the whole series, but have to settle for only one scoop of Swizzleberry Swirl. Still a must for fans, though.
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I am a JFK fan and as such wanted to know more about his youth and this particular part of his life.  I thoroughly enjoyed the book which was detailed and factual.  It is a quick read and I would highly recommend it.