Lame LN excuses

[Martin Weidmann]

Yes, maybe Lee was just nervously looking for some new shoes for Junie.

--  MWT   

Who said he was nervous?

[Thomas Graves]

Who said he was nervous?

That evil, evil, evil Deep State agent, Brewer, for one, and at least one person in the sparsely-filled theater who said he was a-switchin' seats like crazy and sittin' next to people he evidently didn't know, as though he was a-tryin' to "blend in" and look innocent an' everythang.

D'oh

But I suppose it could be argued he was just tryin' to find his evil, evil, evil Deep State handler who was, unbeknownst to Lee "The Pawn" Oswald, was a-settin' him up to be the patsy for the assassination!

LOL

--  MWT 

PS  And earlier, didn't the cabdriver say Oswald had told him to let him out a block or two past his residence, as though he was checkin' it out so see if the police wuz there yet?

[Bill Chapman]

I think I read that there has been something like 80+ assassins, 40+ groups or organisations and two to three hundred people accused of being responsible or involved in the assassination over the the years and yet not one of those have produced real credible or reliable evidence. Where as Oswald, this poor innocent man, has so many points against him.

"Former Los Angeles District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi estimated that a total of 42 groups, 82 assassins, and 214 people had been accused in various Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories"
-Wikipedia

[Bill Chapman]

Yes, maybe Lee was just nervously looking for some new shoes for Junie.

--  MWT   

You missed my point.
See if you can figure it out.

[Thomas Graves]

"Former Los Angeles District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi estimated that a total of 42 groups, 82 assassins, and 214 people had been accused in various Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories"
-Wikipedia

And who ultimately benefited from all those tinfoil hat conspiracy theories that were promulgated over the years by the likes of Mark "Paid By The KGB To Debunk The Warren Report" Lane, and Oliver "I Like Putin And My Son Works For RT" Stone?

Answer: The fascistic mafia organization known as the KGB, because those conspiracy theories dumbed-down and made paranoiac our society in general, and paved the way for said organization (now oh-so-politely known as the FSB and the SVR) to install KGB-boy Vladimir Putin's useful idiot, Donald Trump, as our "anti-Deep State"/pro-Russia president.

--  MWT 

[Thomas Graves]

You missed my point.
See if you can figure it out.

Chapman,

What makes you think I was addressing you in particular?

--  MWT 

PS  Brewer thought maybe he'd seen Oswald nervously hanging around that shoe store at least once before?

Hmm

Probably to meet with his evil, evil, evil Deep State handler whom poor old Lee thought was a pro-Castro (or an anti-Castro) agent, or somesuch thing.

Either that, or he'd been lookin' for new shoes for Junie for quite some time, you know ... maybe doin' a little "comparison shopping"!

LOL

[Thomas Graves]

It was? You mean the white jacket found by nobody-knows-who, supposedly under a car in a “nearby” parking lot (and by “nearby” you mean 2 blocks away) was the gray jacket that Marina said was an old shirt?

He didn’t actually enter the shop, he just looked in the windows.

Brewer said “funny”, not suspicious, and he didn’t see anybody enter the theater. But is this supposed to prove that this man killed a policeman?

That’s not a fact.

They didn’t “question him”, they conducted an illegal search and arrested Oswald for murder without a warrant or probable cause.

“Peculiar behavior” is not evidence of murder.

“Oswald’s rifle”. LOL.

Not true. Other employees including Charles Givens didn’t return after the motorcade.

This is all biased rhetoric, not evidence of murder.

Of course you would.

I don’t know and neither do you. Is that supposed to be evidence of murder too?

You haven’t mentioned any “hard evidence” yet!

I don’t know if he was totally innocent or not, but you certainly haven’t proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he was guilty.

That’s the problem with relying on Bugliosi for your information. You end up thinking lawyer rhetoric is evidence and that you can arbitrarily dismiss anything you want by just calling it not “credible”.

Iacoletti

Why trust anything probable Leningrad KGB honey-trap gal Marina said, ever?

Or probable long-term KGB "illegal," George DeMohrenschildt, for that matter?

Russophile Ruth Paine?

LOL

--  MWT 

[Martin Weidmann]

That evil, evil, evil Deep State agent, Brewer, for one, and at least one person in the sparsely-filled theater who said he was a-switchin' seats like crazy and sittin' next to people he evidently didn't know, as though he was a-tryin' to "blend in" and look innocent an' everythang.

D'oh

But I suppose it could be argued he was just tryin' to find his evil, evil, evil Deep State handler who was, unbeknownst to poor old Lee "The Pawn" Oswald, was a-settin' him up to be the patsy for the assassination!

LOL

--  MWT 

PS  And earlier, didn't the cabdriver say Oswald had told him to let him out a block or two past his residence, as though he was checkin' it out so see if the police wuz there yet?

Would that be the same Oswald who;

- didn't blink an eye when Officer Baker pointed a revolver at him?

- wanted to give his taxi to a woman, when he was supposed to be "on the run"?

- was cool, calm and collected (or words to that effect) during his interrogation, according to Chief Curry?