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 January 18, 2012, 06:03:09 AM
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When Oswald defected he said he was going to give state secrets to the Soviets. Raymond Rocca, deputy to the Agency's CI Chief James Angleton, disclosed to a congressional committee that he was certain the KGB had debriefed Oswald about US radar secrets and any information he had about the agency's top secret U-2 spy plane.
So how many years did he serve for treason?
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January 18, 2012, 07:04:34 AM
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Maybe he was one of Bill Harvey's Fake Defectors.
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January 18, 2012, 07:17:53 AM
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Maybe he was one of Bill Harvey's Fake Defectors.
it's been suggested.
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January 18, 2012, 08:10:03 AM
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When Oswald defected he said he was going to give state secrets to the Soviets. Raymond Rocca, deputy to the Agency's CI Chief James Angleton, disclosed to a congressional committee that he was certain the KGB had debriefed Oswald about US radar secrets and any information he had about the agency's top secret U-2 spy plane.
So how many years did he serve for treason?
Joe, Calm down and don't jump to conclusions. For crying out loud, Oswald was a private in the US Marines. What possible classified information would be available to him? If Oswald had been an officer, you'd have a point. Major, Captain, even a lowly Lieutenant would cause the Marines to arrest Oswald and court martial him. However, Oswald was a nothing. Why waste time on "a nothing"? The government was glad to have him back for one reason -- cold war rivalry. Here's a guy who went to the Soviet Union and didn't like it. He came back to the good old USA. Oswald should have been more polite to the FBI, when he was interviewed in Fort Worth (mid 1962). He might have parlayed his return into a career as an eloquent spokesman for "The Ammurican Way". Cocktails with the Kennedys at the White House etc. You know I'm right!!!!! Ross (the most sensible speculator)
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January 18, 2012, 08:21:10 AM
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Joe,
Calm down and don't jump to conclusions.
For crying out loud, Oswald was a private in the US Marines. What possible classified information would be available to him? If Oswald had been an officer, you'd have a point. Major, Captain, even a lowly Lieutenant would cause the Marines to arrest Oswald and court martial him. However, Oswald was a nothing. Why waste time on "a nothing"?
The government was glad to have him back for one reason -- cold war rivalry. Here's a guy who went to the Soviet Union and didn't like it. He came back to the good old USA. Oswald should have been more polite to the FBI, when he was interviewed in Fort Worth (mid 1962). He might have parlayed his return into a career as an eloquent spokesman for "The Ammurican Way". Cocktails with the Kennedys at the White House etc.
You know I'm right!!!!!
Ross (the most sensible speculator)
How strange, Ross. Oswald was a "nobody" with nothing to offer yet, a deputy CIA chief feels he, and the information he may have surrendered, was vital enough to be mentioned to a congressional committee. Pretty high ranking attention for a nobody. Okay, now, show us what a good paid shill you are and let's see you put some LN spin on this one.
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January 18, 2012, 08:27:36 AM
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How strange, Ross. Oswald was a "nobody" with nothing to offer yet, a deputy CIA chief feels he, and the information he may have surrendered, was vital enough to be mentioned to a congressional committee. Pretty high ranking attention for a nobody.
Okay, now, show us what a good paid shill you are and let's see you put some LN spin on this one.
What date was this CIA thing? Incidentally, where's my check?
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January 18, 2012, 08:30:58 AM
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What date was this CIA thing?
Incidentally, where's my check?
You tell me, shill...errr, Ross.
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January 18, 2012, 08:47:24 AM
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When Oswald defected he said he was going to give state secrets to the Soviets. Raymond Rocca, deputy to the Agency's CI Chief James Angleton, disclosed to a congressional committee that he was certain the KGB had debriefed Oswald about US radar secrets and any information he had about the agency's top secret U-2 spy plane.
So how many years did he serve for treason?
So what? Oswald didn't know anything and the KGB found him useless and rejected him. Just the offer was not even to violate the law.
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January 18, 2012, 08:49:26 AM
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So what? Oswald didn't know anything and the KGB found him useless and rejected him.
Just the offer was not even to violate the law.
I repeat, if Oswald was a nobody with nothing to offer, why would a deputy chief of the CIA even mention him in a congressional report?
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January 18, 2012, 12:06:51 PM
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The government was glad to have him back for one reason -- cold war rivalry.
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January 18, 2012, 03:19:46 PM
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What date was this CIA thing?
It was from Rocca's HSCA Deposition
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January 18, 2012, 03:35:03 PM
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What date was this CIA thing?
Incidentally, where's my check?
Where's your check. Where's my check? I want my money!
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