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originally posted by: Thiaoouba Prophecy
FROM WHAT I HAVE STUDIED IT WAS THE DRIVER.
originally posted by: UnBreakable
a reply to: intrptr
Wow! I thought I had watched all shows/videos about the JFK killing, but never saw this one before. Very disturbing, yet so obvious. Wonder why this conclusion hasn't been more widely discussed. Especially with the pic of the secret service agent with the AR-15. Accidental killing by the agent seems plausible, maybe JFK would've survived the Oswald wounds.
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: UnBreakable
a reply to: intrptr
Wow! I thought I had watched all shows/videos about the JFK killing, but never saw this one before. Very disturbing, yet so obvious. Wonder why this conclusion hasn't been more widely discussed. Especially with the pic of the secret service agent with the AR-15. Accidental killing by the agent seems plausible, maybe JFK would've survived the Oswald wounds.
Yah, pretty compelling. Oswald was supposed to finish the job, but failed. The limo got slower and slower until the final shot delivered by the Stoner Ar 15.
I highly doubt the secret service man did that accidentally.
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: intrptr
Since I was four years old, I have only very recently
been able to put this vicious act to rest in my mind.
Took me fifty years to realise this. We had a president
who was murdered not because his morals made him a great
humanitarian, a good husband and a good father. But we
had in John Kennedy a president, only the slightest bit better
morally and humanly than those who murdered him.
Isn't it obvious when someone wins the hearts of the people?
Someone somewhere is saying, " Well we won't stand for that
now will we?". The Kennedy dynasty would have left no room
for the Bush Dynasty. So I guess wicked people in this world
get what they want. Good reason for everyone to hope there's
a God.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
THANKS FOR SHOUTING!
Anyway, if you try to put yourself in the mindset of the assassin, you need to review JFK's entire visit to Dallas and try to determine the best possible place to kill him. When you do that, you'll see that shooting JFK at that point in Dealy Plaza was a lousy place to do it. A much better place would have been a couple miles down the road where there were far fewer witnesses and the Secret Service would just be letting its guard down.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
Oswald acting alone is still the best explanation you can have without having to jump through more hoops than a circus dog. Acting alone?
But the ballistics of Oswald's bullets causing 'straight through wounds' vs the explosive head wound, size of entry wounds, etc. just seems so in your face, but I never heard a satisfactory explanation.
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Aazadan
What if there's a race of Gods and our God got to where he/she/it is by being just as wicked as our leaders are to grab power?
Why did you post this drivel?
originally posted by: PraeterLambo
I think I can help. JFK knew he was in danger so as a precaution embedded the name of his would-be assassin in his final speech in Dallas.
The key paragraph is:
I realize that this Nation often tends to identify turning-points in world affairs with the major addresses which preceded them. But it was not the Monroe Doctrine that kept all Europe away from this hemisphere — it was the strength of the British fleet and the width of the Atlantic Ocean. It was not General Marshall’s speech at Harvard which kept communism out of Western Europe — it was the strength and stability made possible by our military and economic assistance.
Most paragraphs only have around five capital letters, usually at the beginnings of sentences. This paragraph is exceptional. It really stands out. Ignoring I and But at the sentence starts you have
N M D E B A O G M H W E:
DEMON EA GM B WH....
DEMON: Earle Gilmore 'Bus' Wheeler, General, Chief of Staff of the United States Army.
I think you'll find that, if you now know what the conclusion is, you should be able to find a trail leading to him. It's a shame he died, but you can at least give him a good posthumous dishonourable discharge and strip him of his rank.
Hope that helps.
Kenny O'Donnell and his fellow Irish mafia warhorse Dave Powers were eyewitnesses to history on November 22, 1963. Riding immediately behind the president's limousine in the Secret Service backup car (Cornshucker's emphasis), the two men saw it all that day. Before the motorcade began, JFK---attentive as always to political details---had asked them to take seats in the follow-up car so they could closely observe the reactions to him and Jackie from the crowds. The two men could never forget what they saw that afternoon. As the shots rang out, Powers blurted, "Kenny, I think the president's been shot." O'Donnell quickly made a sign of the cross. As both men stared intently at the man they had loved and served ever since he was a scrawny young congressional candidate, a final shot "took the side of his head off," O'Donnell would later recall. "We saw pieces of bone and brain tissue and bits of his reddish hair flying through the air. The impact lifted him and shook him limply, as if he was a rag doll, and then he dropped out of our sight, sprawled across the back seat of the car. I said to Dave, 'He's dead.'"
O'Donnell and Powers, both World War II veterans, distinctly heard at least two shots come from the grassy knoll area in front of the motorcade. But when they later told this to the FBI, they were informed that they must be wrong. If they did not change their story, it was impressed on the men, it could be very damaging for the country. So O'Donnell altered his account to fit the official version, testifying before the Warren Commission that the shots had come "from the right rear"---the direction of the School Book Depository. Powers, however, could not be fully shaken from his story. Even though one of the Warren Commission employees who took his statement kept interrupting him, Powers insisted that he "had a fleeting impression that the noise appeared to come from the front" as well as from behind---which is probably why Powers was not invited to testify before the commission as the more amenable O'Donnell was.
"That's not what you told the Warren Commission," he said.
"You're right," replied O'Donnell. "I told the FBI what I had heard, but they said it couldn't have happened that way and that I must have been imagining things. So I testified the way they wanted me to. I just didn't want to stir up any more pain and trouble for the family."
"I can't believe that," said O'Neill. "I wouldn't have done that in a million years. I would have told the truth."
"Tip, you have to understand. The family---everybody wanted this thing behind them."
Interview that took place August 17th, 1963 regarding the Fair Play for Cuba Committee's New Orleans chapter, which Oswald was the secretary for. According to Stuckey himself, Oswald was the first person he heard who was able to defend Fidel Castro's political and economic policies rather well.
Lee Harvey Oswald and others handing out "Fair Play for Cuba" leaflets in New Orleans, August 16, 1963. One of Oswald's FPCC leaflets had the address "544 Camp Street" hand-stamped on it, apparently by Oswald himself. This address was in the same building as the office of Guy Banister, an ex-FBI agent who was involved in anti-Castro and intelligence activities.
Debate that took place August 21st, 1963 on Bill Stuckey's radio program, moderated by himself and Bill Slater. According to the book The Secret World of Lee Harvey Oswald (by Edward Jay Epstein), here is some interesting background of the debate:
Debate that took place August 21st, 1963 on Bill Stuckey's radio program, moderated by himself and Bill Slater. According to the book The Secret World of Lee Harvey Oswald (by Edward Jay Epstein), here is some interesting background of the debate: