Talk:Edwin Walker

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[edit] It is questioned whether or not Lee Oswald actually shot at General Walker:

It is questioned whether or not Lee Oswald actually shot at General Walker:

"PLAYBOY: If Oswald wasn't a leftist, what motivation would he have had for shooting at another right-winger, Major General Edwin Walker, eight months before the assassination?

GARRISON: If he did it, his motive -- which is to say the motive of those behind him -- was a simple one: to ensure that after the assassination, people would ask this very question and assume that because Oswald had shot at General Walker, he must have been a left-winger. It was just another part of Oswald's cover; if you defect to Russia, pass out pro-Castro leaflets on street corners and take a pot shot at General Walker, who on earth would doubt you're a Communist? Of course, if you really look deeply into this incident, there is no real proof that Oswald was the man who did it; the whole charge rests on the unsupported testimony of Marina Oswald, after she had been threatened with deportation if she didn't "cooperate." It makes little difference, though, whether this incident was prepared in advance to create a cover for Oswald or fabricated after the assassination to strengthen his public image as a Marxist." Source: http://www.maebrussell.com/Garrison/Garrison%20Playboy%20Intvw%201.html 81.155.232.120 (talk) 18:58, 20 April 2008 (UTC)

Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Edwin_Walker" Nickyfann (talk) 18:59, 20 April 2008 (UTC)