Text 11404, 90 rader
Skriven 2013-12-02 21:21:58 av Ward Dossche (2:292/854)
  Kommentar till text 11397 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
Ärende: Re: Shannon Talley
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Lee,
 
LL> "It's something defining for me and a lot of people.  Whether he's
LL> guilty or not, (Oswald) is part of history." - Ward Dossche
 
LL> Most people do not give a rat's cocktail about Lee Harvey Oswald,
LL> and would rather the man had never been born.
 
It cannot be denied that he moved into history, the same way that John Wilkes
Booth became part of history.
 
LL> Furthermore, for most
LL> people, there is absolutely no doubt that Oswald was guilty as hell,
LL> and acted alone in murdering the President of the United States.
 
That was not the case as I was able to observe it in Dallas.
 
A notable other Fido participant once told me something very interesting. He
said there were 3 questions that needed to be answered:
 
1) Who took the final shot?
2) Who benefited from the murder?
3) Who had the power to cover it up?
 
After having been on-site to see what was to be seen I am convinced that the
Zapruder movie on which the whole timing hinges, consistently is played too
slow thereby providing more time to support the lone gunman theory put forward
by the Warren report.
 
Dealey Plaza is so small, the Texas School Book Depository so close, the Grassy
Knoll so near that I cannot see how one or several gunmen could have done it
without being spotted. There's a multitude of photos available now by hundreds
of photographers taking pictures of something that day on that moment and none
show any activity on the 6th floor.
 
I do think that Oswald is involved but a Manlicher-Carcano is not high-tech. It
all happened faster than is concluded from the speed by which the Zapruder
movie is played ... I think Oswald indeed was a patsy, a pawn which was offered
on a chessboard we will never understand. Not even your prodigy.
 
The neuro-surgeon who was on call in Parkland Memorial when JFK arrived was in
Dallas 10 days ago and he was very affirmative. There was an entry wound at the
front-right temple and the exit-wound in the back took part of his skull away.
He declared that really quick the secret service took the body away by force
effectively preventing a post-mortem and that the photos of a dead Kennedy
which are now available on the internet do not conform with what was available
to him in trauma room 1 at Parkland Memorial. His testimony is carefully
ommitted from the Warren Report, he stated.
 
I'm waiting till 2027, I'll be 77 then, when the next batch of documents will
be opened to the public's scrutiny but I doubt any answers will be found,
probably the mistery will be enlarged and even more books written on the
subject. The shredders will have done a good job by then.
 
I think Oswald was involved, did not know there was another marksman with
better equipment, and merely served to create confusion and a diversion by
having the sound of gunfire come from different angles. The actual killer got
away and Oswald was sacrificed.
 
LL> There is no evidence that Lee Harvey Oswald shot JFK.  The weapon
LL> that was planted when Oswald was taken into custody could not have
LL> been the murder weapon for one obvious reason - the rifle had a
LL> scope on it, and there is absolutely no way a shooter could have
LL> made a kill on a moving target while using a scope.
 
Further to that, after each re-arming the human eye would need to acquire the
target again. Couldn't be done from there in that timeframe.
 
Plus, were Oswald the shooter, his best opportunity would have been after the
limo turned right from Main Street and then went on Houston Street. It was
going ultra slow there having to turn left again on Elm Street and was in a
cul-de-sac, there was no escape other than get closer to the shooter and allow
for an even better shot ... of course Connely was in the way.
 
As for the slaying of officer Tippit ... I don't think any dispute is possible.
Too many witnesses and the balistics matched the gun with which he wanted to
shoot some more policemen in the Texas Theatre prior to the arrest.
 
It would have been deathrow anyhow.
 
LL> George W. Bush (and Laura) love Dallas.  However, George H.W. Bush
LL> (and Barbara) much prefer Houston.  Now if only the Dallas Cowboys
LL> and Houston Texans would cooperate by making it to the Super Bowl ...
 
There's no Super Bowl in football.
 
 \%/@rd

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