The Ambush

[Joffrey van de Wiel]

Jesse Ventura, a former Navy SEAL and expert marksman tried to duplicate Oswald's alleged shooting feat for one of his television shows. He couldn't do it, despite the fact that he had many tries (Oswald had only one) and the targets were stationary.

[Ross Lidell]

Jesse Ventura, a former Navy SEAL and expert marksman tried to duplicate Oswald's alleged shooting feat for one of his television shows. He couldn't do it, despite the fact that he had many tries (Oswald had only one) and the targets were stationary.

What about the possibility that ex-Governor Jesse Ventura was not trying as hard as he could to duplicate the shooting feat?

Keep in mind: Jesse Ventura was a professional wrestler. He earned his living in a profession that is based on lies. The lies are that the actions in the ring are spontaneous and not predetermined.

Jesse Ventura's attempt to duplicate the shooting sequence attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald was not authentic. He never intended to make the shots as fast as he was capable of doing.

[John Mytton]

What about the possibility that ex-Governor Jesse Ventura was not trying as hard as he could to duplicate the shooting feat?

Keep in mind: Jesse Ventura was a professional wrestler. He earned his living in a profession that is based on lies. The lies are that the actions in the ring are spontaneous and not predetermined.

Jesse Ventura's attempt to duplicate the shooting sequence attributed to Lee Harvey Oswald was not authentic. He never intended to make the shots as fast as he was capable of doing.

JohnM

[Richard Smith]

on top of the horrible odds documented by the CBS the miserable Nutters are stuck with the scoped rifle although Oswald allegedly would have found that rifle dumped on the garage floor and, as a marksman, would have had no confidence that scope being zeroed at anything.

Consequently, since Oswald allegedly had to disassemble the rifle to make it fit the bag, he would have gotten rid of the scope while he had the screw driver out.

The WC narrative is pure fiction.

The CBS recreation proves it was entirely possible for Oswald to perform this feat with his rifle.  It's difficult to understand even how anyone can interpret it otherwise.  We don't even know the exact timeframe that Oswald had to fire his three shots.  It could have been as long as ten seconds or more.  About double that of the recreation.  Making it even easier.  The rest is just rambling, baseless speculation.  You have no idea what condition Oswald's scope was in when it was fired.  Why would he need to get rid of the scope to disassemble the rifle?  How about being more concerned with why Oswald's rifle is found at the crime scene and why fired bullet casings from his rifle are found by the window and why he denies owning a rifle?  The evidence is stone cold.

[John Iacoletti]

You really haven't got a clue, to fire virtually straight down you have to have the rifle pointing virtually straight down whereas to shoot down Elm street, he could be lower and more in the shadows.

...and still be seen by Brennan from the belt up! 

[John Iacoletti]

Sure! You want the study where they used frangible bullets made from compressed fairy dust, or the one where they tested new propellants synthesized from rainbow-flavored unicorn poop? What about the one where the rifle had a stock lovingly crafted from the wood of one of the goalposts you keep trying to move?

Why do ODIA devotees always end up reverting to made up nonsense instead of actually addressing what is written?

[John Iacoletti]

The CBS recreation proves it was entirely possible for Oswald to perform this feat with his rifle.

None of these demonstrations tell you anything about what Oswald could do.

[Ross Lidell]

Why do ODIA devotees always end up reverting to made up nonsense instead of actually addressing what is written?

Hey John,

I've influenced you. I was the one who invented the "ODIA" acronym, "Oswald did it alone".
Glad you agree it's a more accurate statement than describing Oswald as a "Lone Nut".