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intrptr
reply to post by Snarl
Agreed. A shooter would be more distracted trying to judge when to shoot … right at the time they need to be focused on the mechanics of the shot itself.
The umbrella wouldn't interfere with that. It was out already so all clear. If it hadn't been (up) that would mean there was a problem. Like a last minute abort signal, not a last second one.
Not much of a distraction, as quickly noticeable to a trained shooters eye as where Kennedy was in the car.
Of course Umbrella Mans story is even more of a reach.
I can't buy that either.
The human mind is a miracle. It really is.
If Umbrella Man had a role ... I like the way he covered his tracks. Just thinking about it puts a grin on my face. If his testimony was untrue, the guy had quite a pair on him.
So the condensed message here is "don't question the official story mere citizen, nothing to see here, move along, move along"
GogoVicMorrow
Like I said, not saying theres anything to it, but Kennedy wouldn't have caught the reference at all. So unless this guy was an artsy fartsy symbolic because I want to - protestor then that's such a dumb explanation.
NewAgeMan
reply to post by NorEaster
And so I guess that the destruction of the twin towers on 9/11 was really just a progressive, pancake "collapse" and that I cannot trust what my eyes see.. ?
edit on 24-11-2013 by NewAgeMan because: (no reason given)
8675309jenny
So the condensed message here is "don't question the official story mere citizen, nothing to see here, move along, move along"
Did I get that right? LOL
eggman90
Very interesting.
So 13 years later a man labeled as "Umbrella Man" is brought forth to discuss why he had an open umbrella curbside at the most scrutinized coup in the history of the human race and it's tossed off as an intellectual protest?
Brilliant.
NorEaster
eggman90
Very interesting.
So 13 years later a man labeled as "Umbrella Man" is brought forth to discuss why he had an open umbrella curbside at the most scrutinized coup in the history of the human race and it's tossed off as an intellectual protest?
Brilliant.
No. Labeling the guy "Umbrella Man" was brilliant. Whether intentional or not, creating and labeling that ancillary and incidental character turned him into a cartoon. That added to the caricature of the entire investigation. It took the idea of a crossfire and made it a cartoon plot premise.
I've met 2 people who were acquainted with Jack Ruby and I also met LBJ's nephew Rodney Moss. The hit couldn't have happened unless LBJ was a part of it….