r Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options... Robert Charles-Dunne Posted March 00, 0000 Robert Charles-Dunne Members 000 Share Posted March 00, 0000 Re Robert's post above: I wrote: I agree with you that Leopoldo might have been putting words into Oswald's mouth. Robert replied: There's no "might" about it. Oswald never said anything about the Cubans lacking guts or that they should kill Kennedy. These things were said for him, not by him. And not just on Odio's doorstep. Robert, with all due respect, you cannot possibly know for a CERTAINTY that Oswald did not make that remark. You may strongly infer that Leopoldo made it up (in part because it is consistent with your scenario) but there is no way you can say it with a certainty. I mean, if Oswald was alive, and both Oswald and Leopoldo (whoever he was) were testifying in court, and Leopoldo testified that Oswald had said that and Oswald denied it, you still could not know with a certainty who was telling the truth, although at least in that case you could judge the demeanor of the two witnesses. Like I said, I tend to agree with you it was a statement planted on Oswald, but neither you nor I nor anyone else can know that with certainty. 