On The Trail Of Delusion

[Bill Chapman]

One of the best LN oversimplifications I have ever seen. 
It illustrates exactly just how superficial their way of thinking really is.

It indicates just how overly-cluttered Oswald arse kissers noggins are.

[Bill Chapman]

Good idea to STFU unless you can prove Oswald developed the print(s).

Good idea to CC that knee-jerk demo to Weidmann, since he was the one JAQing the idea of Oswald as print expert..

[Martin Weidmann]

Good idea to CC that knee-jerk demo to Weidmann, since he was the one JAQing the idea of Oswald as print expert..

When you make up stuff, at least try to make it somewhat believable. Since you didn't, I'm sure you can show us all where exactly I said that Oswald was a print expert?

Or alternatively, be exposed, yet again, as the liar you truly are.

[Bill Chapman]

When you make up stuff, at least try to make it somewhat believable. Since you didn't, I'm sure you can show us all where exactly I said that Oswald was a print expert?

Or alternatively, be exposed, yet again, as the liar you truly are.

You missed the sarcasm. Again.

[Rick Plant]

In which the argument is made yet again that the evidence of Oswald's guilt is so overwhelming that he must be innocent.  Very amusing.  I can understand why you basically stick to playing the contrarian.  Of course, when the BY photos were taken Oswald had no idea that he would ever be leaving the murder weapon at the scene of a crime to be traced back to him through a photo. Rather, his plan was to assassinate Walker and take the rifle with him from the crime scene, hide it, and retrieve it at some later point. Which he did.  The JFK assassination scenario was not contemplated at the time of the BY photos and assassinating the president in broad daylight entails as part of the calculation to move forward with that action either arrest or death.  It doesn't matter how much "evidence" is left behind when Oswald pulls the trigger. He knew as part of the equation to do it that he would not get away with that crime. Or do you think he shows up at the TSBD on Monday morning as usual ready to move some books?  HA HA HA. 

The writing on the BY photos is that of Marina. Oswald had no apparent sense of humor and was certainly too insecure to be self deprecating The sentiment fits perfectly with Marina's amusement at Oswald fantasy of himself as some revolutionary figure. Oswald had no apparent qualms at hiding these pictures. His intent was that they memorialize him in a classic revolutionary pose. How those pictures would come to be used after the JFK assassination, he would have had no clue at the time they were taken for the reasons noted above (i.e. he was not contemplating assassinating JFK at the time).  Rather, he was building a resume to gain entry to Cuba.

Sorry, your own speculation and personal opinion of Oswald doesn't count as real evidence. How do you know Oswald had no "apparent sense of humor"? Did you know the man personally to know that?   

[Richard Smith]

Sorry, your own speculation and personal opinion of Oswald doesn't count as real evidence. How do you know Oswald had no "apparent sense of humor"? Did you know the man personally to know that?   

There is quite a lot written about Oswald and his personality by many people who knew him including his own wife.  Can you provide us with an example of Oswald's sense of humor?  Does he come across as a humorous guy to you?  I bet this was his favorite knock, knock joke:

Knock, knock!
Who’s there?
Oswald.
Oswald who?
Oswald my chewing gum by mistake!

[Jerry Organ]

[Fred Litwin]

Oliver Stone's so-called documentary makes the claim that another brain was substituted for JFK's. The film presents Dr. Robert Kirschner as a forensic pathologist who had serious questions about the brain. Here is your chance to read what he really wrote.


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