Just found this article about some info the NSA released on the JFK assassination. Here's a few excerpts:
"This is bad news," Fidel Castro said in serious tones. He repeated himself: "This is bad news." The date was November 22, 1963, and Castro had
just heard that one of his staunchest enemies had been gunned down in the streets of Dallas, Texas. John F. Kennedy was dead, and the Cuban leader was
extremely worried.
Meanwhile, a European intelligence agent cabled home this message from Havana: "Although it was only the third time I had witnessed a speech by
Fidel, I got the impression that on this occasion he was frightened, if not terrified." According to the agent, whose message was monitored in secret
by the NSA, Castro was concerned that the assassination might "provide the excuse which up to now was lacking to justify internationally an invasion
of Cuba."
www.parascope.com...
Now the question is, was he right? Was it a conspiracy to allow the US to have international support to invade Cuba, and if so, why didn't we?
[Edited on 1-23-2004 by junglejake]
[Edited on 1-23-2004 by junglejake]
