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combatmaster
reply to post by NoRulesAllowed
Honesty??? You dont see the big deal here?
I will tell you plain and simple... no need to dig any further than the famous Zapruder film.
Not all shots were fired from the same gun. the shot that blew Kennedy's head wide open was a different type of bullet than the bullets that Oswald was using. This is not even debatable.
So therefore it is called a conspiracy.
Cmessier
Mufcutcakeyumyum
reply to post by Cmessier
Bullet wounds do not cause a large object like a human body to violently change positions. To suggest that the rearward motion JFK makes after being struck in the head is from a bullet wound is to discount the laws of motion.
I'm not sure that is strictly true, well, not according to the Rockefeller Commission analysis:
en.wikipedia.org...
It all sounds very complicated if you read it, but essentially says the shot caused a nervous reaction stiffening and causing a "seizure" like reaction in his body.
Which is fine, because if this is what caused the violent backwards motion (and its one of the theories I've read several times) it means that the bullet impact itself did NOT. And that's all I'm driving at. The actual momentum/kinetic energy transfer from a projectile to the head of the President would NOT cause a violent backwards motion of the entire upper body. The nervous system reaction, the ejection of materials from the skull, etc are all of course debateable, I do not hold fast to any one explanation. What I do hold fast to is that a bullet strike from the front right would not cause the backwards left motion seen in the film.
So, I dont disagree with you. Just want to be clear.
Mufcutcakeyumyum
reply to post by combatmaster
The short video films "Two Men In Dallas" confirm that one. More than one rifle found in the BD, a Mauser and another, Spanish or Italian manufactured rifle.
combatmaster
reply to post by NoRulesAllowed
Honesty??? You dont see the big deal here?
I will tell you plain and simple... no need to dig any further than the famous Zapruder film.
Not all shots were fired from the same gun. the shot that blew Kennedy's head wide open was a different type of bullet than the bullets that Oswald was using. This is not even debatable.
So therefore it is called a conspiracy.
Cmessier
Have you watched big news stories unfold? Its very common for facts to be misreported during the early moments of a breaking story.
Cmessier
Mufcutcakeyumyum
reply to post by combatmaster
The short video films "Two Men In Dallas" confirm that one. More than one rifle found in the BD, a Mauser and another, Spanish or Italian manufactured rifle.
The Carcano looks a lot like a Mauser. One or more officers initially identified it incorrectly as a Mauser, hence the myth about a Mauser being found in the Depository.
Have you watched big news stories unfold? Its very common for facts to be misreported during the early moments of a breaking story.
NoRulesAllowed
Cmessier
Have you watched big news stories unfold? Its very common for facts to be misreported during the early moments of a breaking story.
It's very common for facts IN GENERAL to be misreported - "facts" which then "make" our reality. (Or what we perceive as it). But this is a different topic. Just wanted to mention it because I thought making a thread about this very subject yesterday....HOW we "think" that we "know" things while in reality we really don't.
Ah, you don't take into account that during the first shot Oswald's hands and body must have been shaking, his body had to be reacting to the enormity of what he was doing and much of his nervous system probably rebelled against it (often our nervous systems are smarter than "we" are). So the first shot goes wide, OK, Oswald must have instantly analyzed, calm down just a little, shoot between heartbeats, and aimed and shot twice more. But like I said, he had a godawful escape plan, which is one point for the "other than Oswald" posters. He was a very stupid man in many ways. Curtain rods? Lee, get serious.
randyvs
reply to post by Cmessier
And you believe that excuse, tripe, Bs ? The CIA doesn't even give POTUS any
say where his personal safety is concerned.
"Ummmm... The President told us to stay away because" I don't think so.
Let me ask you this....if it were a conspiracy, do you really believe that ALL of those people would have kept quiet?