The Dale Myers Blog

[John Mytton]

Brewer didn’t say “scared” or “avoiding the police” in his testimony.

Nice fictional video though.

He also acted as if he was scared.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/brewer1.htm

And another stupid word game, I never "quoted" Brewer as saying Oswald was "avoiding the police" but as I said it's obvious from Brewer's words that Oswald was avoiding the police, and history shows that observant Brewer obviously thought likewise and followed the man up the street, the man who turned out to be a double murderer.

Btw where does your suspicions of Brewer lead, what are you trying to prove?

JohnM

[John Mytton]

Oh, c'mon John: Oswald said he didn't do it, so it must be true.

Yeah, these CT's believe a proven double murderer's words but for some reason the completely innocent Brewer and Postal were up to their eyeballs in some unseen and still unproven conspiracy.

JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Oh, c'mon John: Oswald said he didn't do it, so it must be true.

Vince Bugliosi said he did do it, so it must be true.

[Dan O'meara]

Yeah, these CT's believe a proven double murderer's words but for some reason the completely innocent Brewer and Postal were up to their eyeballs in some unseen and still unproven conspiracy.

JohnM

There is no reason to doubt Brewer and Postal but this doesn't mean Oswald was the assassin. He was involved in the assassination of the President. Why shouldn't he look suspicious?
To imagine Oswald was completely innocent is as ridiculous as to imagine he did it all alone.

[John Iacoletti]

He also acted as if he was scared.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/brewer1.htm

I said “in his testimony”.

And another stupid word game, I never "quoted" Brewer as saying Oswald was "avoiding the police" but as I said it's obvious from Brewer's words that Oswald was avoiding the police,

Another stupid biased conjecture being called “obvious”.

and history shows that observant Brewer obviously thought likewise and followed the man up the street, the man who turned out to be a double murderer.

“Turned out to be”. LOL.

Btw where does your suspicions of Brewer lead,

Brewer “obviously” invented the radio report, the “acted scared”, and the sneaking into the theater assumption after the fact in order to rationalize his following and arranging for a police call on somebody who was doing nothing wrong.

[Bill Chapman]

Seeing a guy in the window doing what Brewer testified to doesn't need cop cars, sirens, news of a cop being shot— or even news of an assassination to cause anybody with a pulse to step out the door and at least watch where the guy was going.

Whether he looked funny or not.

[John Iacoletti]

Yeah, these CT's believe a proven double murderer's words but for some reason the completely innocent Brewer and Postal were up to their eyeballs in some unseen and still unproven conspiracy.

Who said that Brewer and Postal were up to their eyeballs in any conspiracy?

“Proven double murderer”. LOL.

[John Mytton]

I said “in his testimony”.

Another stupid biased conjecture being called “obvious”.

“Turned out to be”. LOL.

Brewer “obviously” invented the radio report, the “acted scared”, and the sneaking into the theater assumption after the fact in order to rationalize his following and arranging for a police call on somebody who was doing nothing wrong.

I said “in his testimony”.

My quote came months before Brewer's testimony.

Another stupid biased conjecture being called “obvious”.

Huh, what idiotic logic, Brewer acted on what he saw and he was there, and you weren't.

Brewer “obviously” invented the radio report, the “acted scared”, and the sneaking into the theater assumption after the fact in order to rationalize his following and arranging for a police call on somebody who was doing nothing wrong.

This isn't difficult, Brewer had a suspicion and acted on it and trying to throw Brewer under a bus so you can perpetuate some crazy half-arsed unproven conspiracy is just a bad reflection on you.

JohnM