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Originally posted by calcoastseeker
reply to post by Oldnslo
I started becoming "politically aware" since watching both political party's conventions since 1956 and absolutely so since November 22, 1963, when
I saw 2 men in suits carrying a body bag from AF-1 to an awaiting twin rotor helo @ Andrews Air Force Base.
In response to your statement. They did not carry the Presidents body in a body bag by two men.
It was in a casket and a military honor guard carried it out.
Stop your sensational lies.
I like and watch Glenn Beck.
He is one of the few that speak the truth that most are to stupid to see.
Sorry sir, I do not lie. I saw what I saw and only put forth the truth.
The incident is mentioned in David Lifton's book, Best Evidence. The 2 agents with the body bag were in a BIG hurry to get that bag on the helo
which immediately departed. I was 15 and glued to the tube.
The news commentator at Andrews stated "they must be carrying the body of a Secret Service agent killed in Dallas today" It was never mentioned
again. The big question is who was in the body bag as JFK and Tippitt were the only ones killed in Dallas that day. Only 2 possibilities and Secret
Service weapons are not an option.
Watch the landing of AF-1, the entire sequence, to the sound of a large twin rotor helo to which the 2 men with the body were running to, before
JFK's casket reaches the aircraft door. The helo took off immediately. I have posted my observation in other posts thoughout ATS regarding the
assassination of JFK. I didn't just fall off the truck.
As far as I'm concerned, that piece of film was the "scoop" of the century and I have been a non-believer since day 1.
Believe what you want but there are many areas which go unexplained (unnoticed) and this is one of them.
Another is the .38
automatic casings found and initialed at the scene of the Tippitt murder, and un-recognized by the initialing officer at a
Warren Commissions hearing. A Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested with a revolver, with a
damaged firing pin in the Texas Theater, in which a LHO
tried to fire off 2 shots. How did he kill Tippitt with an automatic and get caught with a non-functional revolver, just minutes later. Smells of a
set up.
Another one is the ARRB testimony of Naval Photo Specialist Sandra Saunders. She states the print stock on the publically released autopsy photos is
not what she used and the scenes depicted are completely different from what she processed. She disagrees entirely with all the publically released
autopsy photographs
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Finally I have mentioned this many times before, but look at Secret Service Agent James Sibert's ARRB drawing MD-88, regarding the rear exit wound he
saw for many hours in the right rear of the Presidents head. He spent his entire time the casket landed at Andrews until the first autopsy was
completed. He was not happy with the "official" autopsy photo shown to him at his ARRB hearing, showing an intact rear and damage to the right
temple. He spent allot of time less than 3 feet from JFK's body during the autopsy.
You really need to get your feet wet before you say I'm telling sensational lies.
How's this for a good lie. On the 6th floor of the TSBD, other than Oswalds palmprint on a carton, the only other fingerprint found in the "Snipers
Lair" belonged to Mac Wallace, a very close friend of LBJ of which their friendship lasted many years. What is his fingerprint doing on the 6th
floor of the TSBD, the day LHO supposedly did his deed?
Regarding the caskets, read ARRB testimony of Riebe and Floyd and other Naval techs involved in the autopsy, and you will find "the" body arrived at
different times, in difference caskets, in a body bag or wrapped in a sheet, with and without an Honor Guard. It's all right there for your to
read.
And I also enjoy Glenn Beck, "Murdoch's Revenge". I watch him every chance I get and he's spot on. And that no lie.
[edit on 15-10-2009 by Oldnslo]