CT's, in court how would you defend Oswald?

[Colin Crow]

Just for giggles.....is this supposed to be a jury trial? Are we able to use all known information revealed today, or limited to 1964?

[Thomas Graves]

Just for giggles.....is this supposed to be a jury trial? Are we able to use all known information revealed today, or limited to 1964?

Colin,

Do you mean, for example, that we now know the KGB "interviewed" Oswald at least twice in Moscow, and God knows how many times in Minsk?

LOL

-- MWT 

"But, but, but Tommy, those weren't formal, sit-down interviews in Belarus, just ... social interactions! And so what if Lee just happened to fall in love with a good-lookin' Saint Pete honeytrap artist who could understand English a dang spot better'n she let on!"

[Colin Crow]

Colin,

Do you mean, for example, that we now know the KGB "interviewed" Oswald at least twice in Moscow, and God knows how many times in Minsk?

LOL

-- MWT 

"But, but, but Tommy, those weren't formal, sit-down interviews in Belarus, just ... social interactions! And so what if Lee just happened to fall in love with a good-lookin' Saint Pete honeytrap artist who could understand English a dang spot better'n she let on!"

The questions were clear I believe. Will wait for JohnM to respond as he initiated the proposition.

[Thomas Graves]

The questions were clear I believe. Will wait for JohnM to respond as he initiated the proposition.

Dear Colin,

Well, did you know those things before ... now?

(Very few people do, so don't feel bad.)

-- MWT 

PS  People have different beliefs, don't they?

You believe that your question was clear, for example.

[Michael Clark]

Trying to have a discussion or debate, with Thomas Graves around, is like trying type while there is a needy, attention-seeking cat that insists on sitting on your keyboard. Of course the keyboard is of no interest to the cat the moment you walk away from the keyboard.

[Bill Chapman]

Dear Colin,

Well, did you know those things before ... now?

(Very few people do, so don't feel bad.)

-- MWT 

PS  People have different beliefs, don't they?

You believe that your question was clear, for example.

 

Since when was any CTer question ever clear...

[Denis Pointing]

Trying to have a discussion or debate, with Thomas Graves around, is like trying type while there is a needy, attention-seeking cat that insists on sitting on your keyboard. Of course the keyboard is of no interest to the cat the moment you walk away from the keyboard.

Yes, you're absolutely right. I've finished with the guy, his 'superior' attitude sucks. Why does he think he's something special?

[Michael Clark]

Yes, you're absolutely right. I've finished with the guy, his 'superior' attitude sucks. Why does he think he's something special?

He can’t bear to make an argument or offer an opinion, for fear of being ignored or, Gasp!, rejected.
He won’t ask a serous question because he sees curiosity and inquisitiveness as weakness.
He can only ask sarcastic, rhetorical questions because he believes it protects him from the rejection and makes him look like the one who really knows.
He can’t allow a discussion to continue, without his off-topic, inane, rhetorical sarcastic, dogmatic questions, because, well “if you are all going to ignore me, I ain’t gonna let you have your discussions”. So he parks on your keyboard and swats at your fingers.

So, Thomas, being that you did some time in law school, supposedly, how would you defend Oswald?
(That is the topic at hand, in case you forgot)