Here's a correction OP for 50 Reasons, 50 Years OP

[William Seger]

30. c) Seger dismisses information on Oswald's history and background as unsubstantial

> even as the documentary evidence plays before him. The official story portrayed Oswald as a lone nut completely off the radar, and yet he defects to Russia at exactly the same time false defector programs are initiated by US intelligence agencies, and later Oswald appears in New Orleans to form a chapter of Fair Play for Cuba at exactly the same time as a counter-intelligence program targeting the FPCC is initiated. That's some coincidence.

But it becomes much less of a "coincidence" if there wasn't any "false defector program" in the first place. And once again, there's no "documentary evidence" to support that claim, much less that Oswald was part of it. On the other hand, there is evidence that they were interested in the FPCC, for obvious reasons, but having Oswald form a new chapter in which Oswald was the only known member doesn't seem very productive, does it. Was he just spying on himself?