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our Government or -- nothing Socialist, mind you I never
heard him in any way, shape or form confess that he was a
Communist, or that he ever thought about being a Communist
I
never heard Oswald make any anti-American or pro-Communist
statement's
"Oswald never gave me any indication of favoring
Communism or opposing capitalism' do not recall any remarks
on his part concerning Communism, Russia or Cuba "
are some of
the examples cited earlier herein of the consensus of his former
Marine associates). This material, consisting of depositions and
affidavits. - in contrast to the inciting and incriminating
testimony presented openly before the members of the Commission -
was bunched in a separate volume of the Warren Report from
Thornley's testimony and it appears unlikely thát most, if any,
of the Commisaior members ever saw it.
Oswald was met on his arrival in New York not by the F.B.I.
nor any other law enforcement agencies but by Spas T. Raikin, who
was the secretary-general of the American Friends of the Anti -
Bolshevik Nations, Inc., an nnti-Communist operation with
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extensive intelligence connections. No effort ever. was made by
the government to prosecute Oswald for his alleged defection. To
the contrary, as will be seen in the following chapter, when he
ultimately moved from Fort Worth to Dallas he was received with
open arms by the ferociously nti-communist White Russian
C
1984
Jim Garrison
NW
12640 DocId:59167984 Page 42
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