Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Alan Ford]

What is the white blob element( that may have a slight % of  red)  , just to left of and behind blue shirt man on the pedestal (BPM)raising both his hands up , in Hughes film?

That's young Ms. Toni Glover up on the pedestal. The 'blob' you refer to is Mrs. Madie Reese. Or do you mean the 'blob element' that is moving? That's the head of someone between Ms. Glover and Mr. Hughes' camera (as established by the fact that it doesn't disappear behind her legs when moving across)

[Alan Ford]

I do, however, disagree that the pixel movement you seem to be talking about in Towner is something "flapping". It seems to be an illusion created by running the film backwards and forwards.
The blurry, pixelated movement you seem to be referring to could easily be someone changing position on the steps.

Seriously?

[Alan Ford]

The initial frames show a hand waving by whom ever is in white.
The first red arrow that pops up points to an area of red. The successive arrows follow the continuation of that color until it disappears at the end.
The red area in the first frame with the red arrow is the easiest to see.
If you enlarge the area and put the digital densitometer on the figure who is regarded as Lovelady and the separate red spot you get a match. I'll post this next.
I believe this matches what we see in Bell in terms of two separate individuals with the similar red color clothing on.
https://vimeo.com/872062164?share=copy

This is most interesting, Mr. Davidson. I think you may have found the seated Mr. Lovelady in Hughes, just as he leans over to catch his first glimpse of Pres. Kennedy. In a couple of seconds' time, we will be glimpsing him in Towner----------still seated, but now behind a suddenly brandished flag.

Importantly, the red spot your arrows point to is significantly LOWER than the red of Mr. Oswald's right arm reflected in the glass behind which appears just before this

[Alan Ford]

To return to an old question: are we seeing ONE flag waved in the doorway or TWO?



If two, then it would not be beyond the ability of ONE man to hold both flags simultaneously, waving them alternately, semaphore-style



This would be the perfect pre-agreed signal for Pres. Kennedy--------easily distinguishable from any potential normal flag-waving from some enthusiastic spectator in the doorway.

The man waving the two flags might however need a longer rod attached to the flag being waved further east. In which case, an extended curtain rod would do the job v. nicely.

[Alan Ford]

Anyone on those front steps who will have noticed Mr. Oswald will not just have noticed his presence on those steps. They will also have witnessed him engaging in the behavior of
1. Greeting Pres. Kennedy with an energetic waving of at least one flag
2. Leaving the steps, taking out a large banner from a long paper bag, and laying out the banner on the ground (or draping it over the roadworks barrier?)

If they have seen (or heard tell of) pro-Castro sentiment inscribed on that banner, then they---------in their ignorance of the false-flag operation for which the faux-leftist Mr. Oswald was actually working--------will know that this man was a member of a Marxist conspiracy that killed Pres. Kennedy. They will also know that their Govt. does NOT want this fact publicly known.

The motivation to keep schtum will be overwhelming. And the motivation to expose themselves to a world of pain by coming to the reputational rescue of a man whom they believe was party to the despicable act of assassinating Pres. Kennedy will be very low indeed.

Thankfully, however, the visual record allows us to reconstruct what happened.

[Alan Ford]

If the Towner film had only come to light for the first time last week, Team Keep LHO Off Them Steps would be noisily declaring it a digitally manipulated film. It's that disastrous to their cause.

[Alan Ford]

Anyone care to venture a guess as to who owns this color? Because it sure as heck ain't foliage. And it sure as heck doesn't belong to the skin/shirt/tshirt [!] of Mr. Lovelady, whose head is about to make its appearance a good step ABOVE it, and whose shirt & tshirt are about to emerge from BEHIND it.............



With extra saturation:

[Zeon Mason]

Where Chris Davidsons red arrow points to in that last post of Hughes film clip is the white blob that I was asking about.  So do THREE of us  agree now ,  that white blob with sliver of red  probably Lovelady sitting on the steps partly obscured by the blue shirt girl on the pedestal?

Where would Oswald have left his bottle after he finished it (presumably taking the last drop in Hughes film)?

He would have had to put the bottle down to display his banner would he not?

Or could he hold the banner in one hand whike keeping The coke bottle in the other hand so that he’s captured in Altgens raising the bottle AGAIN?

Or is that Cronkite version Altgens 6 photo anomaly of the  dark slash across Loveladys white shirt a Portion of Curtain rod instead of a bottle?