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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #184 on: January 09, 2025, 04:53:01 AM »
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So you wanna rely on what they label a "conscious reaction" vs a "startle reaction"? I would contend the seven witnesses have been "noise conditioned" by the consistent backfires of the DPD motorcycles which are spread throughout the motorcade. That "reaction" well was poisoned by all of the motorcycle backfires.


Since all seven of those witnesses were, according to you, already conditioned to hearing shot-like sounds (does a motorcycle backfire produce a supersonic "crack"?) that day, their conscious (i.e., non-"startle") physical reactions -- as "captured" by the Zapruder film -- to the 1) muzzle blast, and 2) the supersonic "crack" of Oswald's first, missing-everything, shot must have been slower than if they weren't "conditioned." And therefore it must have occurred even earlier than "Z-124".
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Re: Why the first shot missed
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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #185 on: January 09, 2025, 12:53:54 PM »
Since all seven of those witnesses were, according to you, already conditioned to hearing shot-like sounds (does a motorcycle backfire produce a supersonic "crack"?) that day, their conscious (i.e., non-"startle") physical reactions -- as "captured" by the Zapruder film -- to the 1) muzzle blast, and 2) the supersonic "crack" of Oswald's first, missing-everything, shot must have been slower than if they weren't "conditioned." And therefore it must have occurred even earlier than "Z-124".

    A poisoned well/ear can Not be relied on/used. That is what I am saying. Your insatiable thirst to move the 1st shot to an earlier point in time has now become obvious. 

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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #186 on: January 09, 2025, 11:23:22 PM »
    A poisoned well/ear can Not be relied on/used. That is what I am saying. Your insatiable thirst to move the 1st shot to an earlier point in time has now become obvious.

1) How many bullets do you think hit JFK and/or JBC?

2) Were there any shots that missed both of them?

3) If so, when was the first missing shot fired, and from where?

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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #187 on: January 11, 2025, 01:25:03 PM »
1) How many bullets do you think hit JFK and/or JBC?

2) Were there any shots that missed both of them?

3) If so, when was the first missing shot fired, and from where?

  (1) Based on the JFK Head Explosion, I believe we are seeing either multi shots striking the head simultaneously, or the result of a different gun/different ammo. Either way this = Conspiracy. That Head Explosion was very unlike any of the other wounds that JFK or Gov Connally suffered that day.

  (2) Do Not know.

  (3) Do Not know.

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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #188 on: January 11, 2025, 01:57:04 PM »
  (1) Based on the JFK Head Explosion, I believe we are seeing either multi shots striking the head simultaneously, or the result of a different gun/different ammo. Either way this = Conspiracy. That Head Explosion was very unlike any of the other wounds that JFK or Gov Connally suffered that day.

  (2) Do Not know.

  (3) Do Not know.

The one-and-only bullet struck the rear of JFK's head and its pressure wave caused his skull to explode by fracturing it in the right temple area.

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« Reply #189 on: January 11, 2025, 04:01:07 PM »
The one-and-only bullet struck the rear of JFK's head and its pressure wave caused his skull to explode by fracturing it in the right temple area.

   That gaping (R) Temple "Fracture" was NOT observed by the Parkland Hospital Dr's. SA Clint Hill makes no mention of viewing such a Hole as he looked down on the body of JFK from his spread eagle position atop the JFK Limo. SA Hill did mention seeing a Hole in the rear of JFK's head. A hole large enough that permitted Hill to see inside the head of JFK. That (R) Temple "Fracture" was not noted until after the stolen body of JFK was observed at the Bethesda Autopsy. This would be around 6 Hours following the kill shot. And if you wanna use the Zapruder film to somewhat document a (R) Temple "Fracture" caused by a "pressure wave", you also then need to explain why the JFK "Halo" of blood/brain matter went UP and FORWARD vs being expelled through this Large (R) Temple Fracture.   

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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #190 on: January 13, 2025, 01:56:34 AM »
IMO, the missed shot was the 3rd shot fired about 0.5 sec after 2nd shot at Z313 and 5 sec after 1st shot that hit both JFK and JC at Z224

This is the theoretical result of a semi auto rifle having been the weapon used by the TSBD shooter.

The shooter saw he did not score head shot at Z224 so took another 4.8 secs to carefully aim
and squeezed off 2 more rounds rapidly of which the 2nd hit JFK high on the right rear side of the head while the 3rd round flew high due to the effect of muzzle rise when firing a semi auto rifle rapidly. That 3rd round was the one that hit the curb near James Tague and because that bullet had a different metal composition than an MC bullet may explain the anomaly of the curb analysis that seems to rule out an MC bullet having struck the curb.

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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #191 on: January 13, 2025, 02:08:04 AM »
IMO, the missed shot was the 3rd shot fired about 0.5 sec after 2nd shot at Z313 and 5 sec after 1st shot that hit both JFK and JC at Z224

This is the theoretical result of a semi auto rifle having been the weapon used by the TSBD shooter.

The shooter saw he did not score head shot at Z224 so took another 4.8 secs to carefully aim
and squeezed off 2 more rounds rapidly of which the 2nd hit JFK high on the right rear side of the head while the 3rd round flew high due to the effect of muzzle rise when firing a semi auto rifle rapidly. That 3rd round was the one that hit the curb near James Tague and because that bullet had a different metal composition than an MC bullet may explain the anomaly of the curb analysis that seems to rule out an MC bullet having struck the curb.

I think you're full of beans.

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Re: Why the first shot missed
« Reply #191 on: January 13, 2025, 02:08:04 AM »