Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Do you know how a stopped clock provides the correct time twice every 24 hours? Well, something like that has just happened with a lone-nutter by the name of Glenn Viklund. He said this:

"Of all people in the TSBD that day no one - not a single one - was anywhere near Oswald's level a political animal. Oswald had {devoted} the major part of his short adult life to politics. In particular, the politics of the US vs socialism/communism."

And that's exactly why every conspiracy advocate and Oswald defender has every good and solid reason to endorse Oswald in the doorway because there is no place else such a political animal could be.  

Oswald and Marina (an American and a Soviet) had just lived through the Cuban Missile Crisis in which their two countries had almost gone to thermonuclear war. The one who skirted war was John F. Kennedy- and that was despite the ill-advice of his Joint Chiefs. It was Kennedy who said to them: "No. We're not doing that."   

The very night before, Oswald's wife expressed to him her wish that she could see Kennedy. Therefore, the idea that Oswald would have been anywhere else but outside viewing Kennedy is preposterous. If you don't place Oswald on the 6th floor shooting at Kennedy, then you have no reason to place him anywhere else but outside looking at Kennedy. As Viklund implied, Oswald had more reason than anyone else there to feel affected and moved by Kennedy's actions. The idea that Oswald would have preferred to sit in the lunch room doing nothing- twiddling his thumbs- or even eating, when he had 45 minutes to get his eating done before Kennedy arrived, is preposterous.

Oswald was outside. If you don't think he was up on the 6th floor, then there is no other place but the doorway for you to put him. If there was any chance that he was watching from a window, you could claim that. but, there is no chance of that. Therefore, that is him in the doorway of the TSBD as seen in the Altgens photo and the Wiegman film, and there is no doubt about it.