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

 If you've ever worked at a large company with a lot of people, you know that everybody looks different. And. you also know that they dress different. That is, if there are no uniforms and everyone is in street clothes, they're all dressed differently.

An example is the image on the right of Oswald and his chums at the radio factory in Minsk. It was May 1960, and after a long. cold winter, it was a nice sunny day in May, and they posed for this picture outside. Oswald is the one in the center wearing shades.

Notice that they all look different and distinctive. They are each a distinct individual. And they are all dressed differently too.

The likeness between Oswald and Doorman, in his person and his clothing, was way too similar for them not to be the same man. And it is VERY CHILDISH to claim that Osawld and Lovelady looked and dressed that much alike.

The U.S. government killed Kennedy. And then, the U.S. government killed Oswald. The Dallas Police were their agents in killing Oswald, but those cops were acting on orders from the President of the United States, Lyndon Baines Johnson.