I. F. Stone's Weekly  Inspired by the achievements of George
Seldes and his political weekly, In Fact, the investigative
journalist, I. F. Stone started his own political paper, the I.
F. Stone's Weekly in 1953. Over the next few years Stone led the
attack on McCarthyism and racial discrimination in the United
States. Stone remarked: "There was nothing to the left of me but
The Daily Worker."Stone was a passionate supporter of the idea
that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman who killed President
John F. Kennedy in Dallas on 22nd November, 1963. In the first
issue after the assassination Stone wrote: "It is always
dangerous to draw rational inferences from the behavior of a
psychopath like Oswald."  On the publication of the Warren
Commission Report Stone led the attack on those people like
Bertrand Russell, Thomas G. Buchanan, Joachim Joesten, Mark Lane
and Carl Marzani, who had proposed that there had been a
conspiracy to kill Kennedy. I. F. Stone wrote: "All my adult
life as a newspaperman I have been fi