perhaps..... but Tom Scully sure had a time with you when he was trying to be a moderator at EF. i admit my madness.... do you? oh, bytheway..... i've heard that 'oblazny' means 'blessed', but i might have to 'czech' my sources. hey, remember the famous ralph cinque post about the 'czech man'...... ask john mcadams about that. oswald shot kennedy and tippit. he almost shot walker. he almost killed his wife on more than one occasion. to glorify this sick marxist xxxx is deplorable. end transmission+
Mark,
Blessedly ignorant?
Regardless, back in the day when I, too, thought that the evil, evil, evil CIA had killed JFK (After all, I'd seen ... gasp ..."JFK" ... and had read or was in the process of reading Rush to Judgement, Crossfire, The Man Who Knew Too Much, Plausible Denial, Oswald and the CIA, Deep Politics and the Death of JFK, and, oh yeah, On the Trail of the Assassins), I felt some affinity for Tom Scully.
At the very beginning, that is. When I joined the EF in 2005.
But soon his interminable, eight-degrees-of-separation, "scrambled eggs," full-page posts wore off on me. (I'm sorry. Please forgive me.)
Yet, believe it or not, inspite of the above I continued to believe that the evil, evil, evil CIA had killed JFK, okay? And I continued to do so until 2014, when those nice Russians invaded my grandmother's homeland, and I started thinking to myself, "Hmm. Maybe the CIA isn't the only evil, evil, evil organization in the world, after all," and I started looking around and stumbled upon two books that have really opened my eyes, boy.
"Spy Wars" by Tennent H. Bagley, and "Wedge: The Secret War Between the FBI and CIA" by Mark Riebling.
Point being: My being turned off to Tom Scully's Beautiful Mind-like extrapolations and tenuous associations had absolutely nothing to do with my becoming the loathsome Fascist that I am today.
(sarcasm)
-- Tommy
PS. At least that's what The Agency told me to say here ...
PPS None of which has any bearing on my burning desire to prove that in the Darnell clip, that is indeed Gloria Calvery at the base of the TSBD steps, speaking with a nearly bald-headed man (Billy Lovelady's long-lost twin?) who appears to standing on one of the first two steps.