Your sarcasm and misdirection does you discredit. The silliness of the claim is the problem, Pod, not my characterization of it. It's just another example of a wild claim that, once you ask some basic questions, becomes implausible. Are we really expected to believe that a death threat was called in by a person the cop KNEW, whom he knew was a cop groupie and could be seen almost daily at police headquarters, and this cop who seemed to take the threat seriously DID ABSOLUTELY NOTHING? It's one thing to not anticipate a possible scenario - it's quite another to have the killer himself basically tell a COP that the hit is coming... and the cop sits on this? Do most in the conspiracy lack any common sense? It seems so. 

 :::::Ruby's claimed reason for shooting Oswald was never even remotely believable It makes FAR more sense than the claim that the Mob got him to do it, ESPECIALLY given that Ruby showed up mere seconds before the shooting. But sure, Pod, it's totally plausible that a mob guy would call the cops to say that they were goping to kill Oswald. Total sense. Isn't that what these guys typically do? And it makes equal sense that the cop, knowing it was Ruby, did NOTHING in terms of securing the place or getting the word out to watch out for Ruby. Yeah, that makes more sense.