John F. Kennedy Assassination Anniversary: November 22 1963

amen, god bless all those that have gone before and caroline today, whom im sure is thinking of her family

  This is one of the most horrifying days in American History  As I have matured I have changed my views on President Kenney's presidency many times.   There are a lot of questions about the assination that nobody seems to be answering. 1.) Why did the Secret Service back off from running along with the President which can be seen in the films just seconds before the assination?  2.) Why didn't the Presidint's limosine take evasive action on the first shoot.  These are very scary questions, but they need to be answered.  My deepest thoughts and prays go out to the Kennedy family.  My heart always has a deep wound on this day for your family and all Americans.  May God have mercy on us all. God bless

I was sitting in my 7th grade classroom.  I wasn't "into" politics then, and still am not, but what a sad time that was!  If ever there was a time when the earth stood still, it was that day and the days that followed.  Time came to a screeching halt.  It hit me a lot harder than 911 did, probably due to being younger then and considering the time period it happened in. 

The assassination of President Kennedy was the beginning of the end of the road for America.

In this once great nation we decide an election by the ballot not the bullet! It was a dark day in US History when the above happened. Strangely instead of the left being indicted what happened was rather bizarre. No longer were kids allowed to play with cap pistols and bb guns and an all out war began against the second amendment! A what if of history! On April 10th of that fateful year a character tells his wife that he had just taken a shot at former Major General Edwin A.Walker and missed! His wife ,instead of informing the police or at least a shrink,just lectured Lee on manners and let it go..how sad! All of this was revealed at the Warren commission hearings the following year..if she had only told someone in law enforcement maybe this madman would not have been allowed to be on duty at the time of the cavalcade and free to do his foul deed!.Its somewhat like Lincoln choosing the secular holiday (the surrender of Fort Sumter over the religious ,Good Friday and thus going to the theatre that friday nite)this alsol changed history for a white supremist became president and thus the KKK and its terrorism was unleashed on a helpless South).the what ifs of history.....Nino

I was a tiny kid...just remember parents watching lots of b & w TV.

I was in 5th grade. We were performing a play. I was Patrick Henry, giving his speech, when the principle called all the teachers to the office.  20 minutes later, they came back and gave us the news. We all went home and watched those B&W teevees for the next 5 days.  It was like the entire earth stopped for a while. The only thing like that since then, was 9/11. Had the same kind of un-reality about it.

I feel quite ill when I watch the footage. JFK's head was blown off, yet still 46 years later the culprits have not been either named or found. The world lost a great leader, America lost its soul. God bless Jack, Bobby and Ted and rest in PEACE.

This was a tragic day.  The death of JFK was reported in Manitoba just after 1pm.  I was at work and of course the story was all over CBCs network that evening after work.  This is a dark day in history. 

Murder,plain and simple, AND there are still some of those who are behind the assassination that are still alive today,sitting smugly and THEY should be tried for murder,in a real unbiased tribunal that knows the facts. Follow the money and who was guarding the money at that time??-the Treasury and who was security around the Treasury-the Secret Service-FOLLOW THE MONEY! Remember what happened to Caesar and Caligula.Yes,it was murder in plain daylight and those responsible can still be tried for homicide,and uh,just out of curiosoty's sake,where was George Herbert Walker Bush on that day, and Richard Milhous Nixon(but of course he's dead now),but Bush Sr. is still around and I'm sure that maybe a handful of the Secret Service Agents that worked that day are still with us today. Let's do something about this before the book is ultimately closed on this conspiracy. Thank you.

Higol, Read "Case Closed" by Gerald Posner and you will no longer believe it was a conspiracy.