The Carcano: What Oswald Apologists don't want to hear

[John Mytton]

We believe in using extreme paranoia with our Voodoo  or we are just extremely worried about you guys? Just trying to zero in on this

  Seems like the LNers think the school of spoon fed facts will earn them a place in the critical thinkers hall of fame

or we are just extremely worried about you guys?

Just because you can't handle the message, don't shoot the messenger.

Seems like the LNers think the school of spoon fed facts will earn them a place in the critical thinkers hall of fame

Thanks for unwittingly answering why I specifically specified "extreme paranoia" Hilarious, you are truly the gift that keeps on giving.

JohnM

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Just because you can't handle the message, don't shoot the messenger.

Thanks for unwittingly answering why I specifically specified "extreme paranoia" Hilarious, you are truly the gift that keeps on giving.

JohnM

Yes, the FBI and Dallas Police and Secret Service and others joined up with waitresses and steamfitters and cab drivers and warehouse workers - all of this orchestrated by the nefarious "they" and "them"  - to murder the president in broad daylight in the middle of the street with hundreds of people watching - some with cameras and frame an innocent man.

Then some of the most distinguished men in America, including the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, all agreed to cover all of this up. For more than half a century.

Why would they do this? Well, Vietnam or civil rights or oil depletion allowance or something.

But the real concern is the psychological well-being of the people who don't believe this? Sorry, no.

[Walt Cakebread]

Yes, the FBI and Dallas Police and Secret Service and others joined up with waitresses and steamfitters and cab drivers and warehouse workers - all of this orchestrated by the nefarious "they" and "them"  - to murder the president in broad daylight in the middle of the street with hundreds of people watching - some with cameras and frame an innocent man.

Then some of the most distinguished men in America, including the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, all agreed to cover all of this up. For more than half a century.

Why would they do this? Well, Vietnam or civil rights or oil depletion allowance or something.

But the real concern is the psychological well-being of the people who don't believe this? Sorry, no.

the real concern is the psychological well-being of the people

Or put another way.....   Most of the " distinguished men in America"  saw the danger to the country if the truth was revealed...

Had we the people have been told the truth....  would the country have been ripped apart??    The "distinguished men of America" decided to take the safe path and blame it all on a single "lone Nut" who was dead and couldn't be brought to trial.

[Joe Elliott]

What I like about the last ‘postcard’ is that it shows pretty clearly how one doesn’t have to use the scope to aim the rifle. The iron sights work fine, even with the scope still mounted. No need to remove the scope. And, with the scope left mounted, the rifle looks more like the tool of a dangerous assassin.

I remember some poster here claimed that using the iron sights with the scope mounted would be too awkward.

Having the scope right in front of an open eye to make a shot using the scope? Not a problem.

Having the scope right in front of the lower forehead to make a shot using the iron sights? Even less of a problem.

[Matt Grantham]

Yes, the FBI and Dallas Police and Secret Service and others joined up with waitresses and steamfitters and cab drivers and warehouse workers - all of this orchestrated by the nefarious "they" and "them"  - to murder the president in broad daylight in the middle of the street with hundreds of people watching - some with cameras and frame an innocent man.

Then some of the most distinguished men in America, including the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, all agreed to cover all of this up. For more than half a century.

Why would they do this? Well, Vietnam or civil rights or oil depletion allowance or something.

But the real concern is the psychological well-being of the people who don't believe this? Sorry, no.

 And of course the essence of truths is captured in the minds of the cultured They never explicitly told me that was the go to oracle of such things in terms of the cold objective reality in logic class and such places It might have been a good hiding place since I know I would have never considering looking to the minds of these persons for such revelations, so well done in terms of stealth suprise attack The unexpected diversion from examining the behavior of others and instead endorsing the proclamations of the entrenched based on their position in a hierarchy instead of open questioning is a bit of investigative straight jacket for some us


   The chain of custody and provenance of evidence is a great example of how question and possible investigatory avenues are shut down by an argument that insists certain supposedly fundamental facts are beyond reproach One can claim this more questions approach opens the door for some endless regression of tinier and fainter concern But it seems quite reasonable set  of baseline criteria for chain of custody and the provenience of evidence concerns

[Matt Grantham]

But the real concern is the psychological well-being of the people who don't believe this? Sorry, no.

   Am I wrong in saying the claim is to know the minds of others?

[Matt Grantham]

Yes, the FBI and Dallas Police and Secret Service and others joined up with waitresses and steamfitters and cab drivers and warehouse workers - all of this orchestrated by the nefarious "they" and "them"  - to murder the president in broad daylight in the middle of the street with hundreds of people watching - some with cameras and frame an innocent man.

 The extent of individuals listed here as being necessarily involved in a giant conspiracy theory seems a little enthusiastic I am not aware of any pivotal role of waitresses, steamfitters, cab drivers or warehouse workers It is almost a conspiracy in itself to draw such an unsupported premise of the the requirement for this conspiracy  And then the'they and them thing, there have been they and thems that turned out to actually be real people behind real  operations and deceptions for as long as people have speculated what others might be up to. Is it your position that any use of they and them  is always problematic? If you have ballistic evidence of two shooters for a victim then you know two people were involved, you can refer to them as they can't you? So i would be curious if you believe there should be no such kind of speculations about what others are doing or whether the usage of they and them is just poor semantics once one enters the realm of these type of speculations

[Bill Chapman]

What I like about the last ‘postcard’ is that it shows pretty clearly how one doesn’t have to use the scope to aim the rifle. The iron sights work fine, even with the scope still mounted. No need to remove the scope. And, with the scope left mounted, the rifle looks more like the tool of a dangerous assassin.

I remember some poster here claimed that using the iron sights with the scope mounted would be too awkward.

Having the scope right in front of an open eye to make a shot using the scope? Not a problem.

Having the scope right in front of the lower forehead to make a shot using the iron sights? Even less of a problem.

Easy as pie. Piece of cake.