One poster created 52 percent of our 208 threads. A concern? Do we have to beg?

[Ray Mitcham]

But Oswald wasn't seen in the 6th floor window with a gun in his hand so he didn't do it.

Nearly as stupid as the Ln mantra...." But Oswald wasn't seen in the 6th floor window with a gun in his hand so he did do it."

[John Anderson]

 

[Richard Smith]

Unfortunately, 72 threads have been created by one poster with a penchant for never correcting an
inaccuracy or conceding, even in the face of overwhelming posted evidence, that he is mistaken.

A compulsion disorder for minutiae is often a characteristic shared by CTers.  Like posting reams of random information or charts with all sorts of arrows going every direction.  Sound familiar?  The CTer brain has difficulty processing details and confuses them for knowledge.  Thus, if enough details are posted they must add up to something.  What exactly they never say.  It is simply implied by the mass of information posted.

[John Iacoletti]

But Oswald wasn't seen in the 6th floor window with a gun in his hand so he didn't do it.

But Oswald left his ring in a cup, so he did it.

[John Iacoletti]

As I've posted before. Brennan got the shooters location right so he obviously saw something.

That's a circular argument.  Nobody (not even Brennan) claimed to see any shots fired from that location.

The detail he provides is exaggerated though in my opinion.

Agreed.  I'm not sure why most LNers won't even concede this.

[John Iacoletti]

A compulsion disorder for minutiae is often a characteristic shared by CTers.  Like posting reams of random information or charts with all sorts of arrows going every direction.  Sound familiar?  The CTer brain has difficulty processing details and confuses them for knowledge.  Thus, if enough details are posted they must add up to something.  What exactly they never say.  It is simply implied by the mass of information posted.

You should just accept Richard's conclusions as fact and not bother with any of that "evidence" stuff.  It's too hard.

[Bill Chapman]

Nobody (not even Brennan) claimed to see any shots fired from that location.

Euins, second shot.

[John Iacoletti]

Euins, second shot.

Fair enough.  I'll concede that his testimony could be interpreted that way.

Mr. EUINS. Then I was standing here, and as the motorcade turned the corner, I was facing, looking dead at the building. And so I seen this pipe thing sticking out the window. I wasn't paying too much attention to it. Then when the first shot was fired, I started looking around, thinking it was a backfire. Everybody else started looking around. Then I looked up at the window, and he shot again. So--you know this fountain bench here, right around here. Well, anyway, there is a little fountain right here. I got behind this little fountain, and then he shot again.
So after he shot again, he just started looking down this, you know.
Mr. SPECTER. Who started looking down that way?
Mr. EUINS. The man in the window. I could see his hand, and I could see his other hand on the trigger, and one hand was on the barrel thing.
Mr. SPECTER. All right.
Now, at the time the second shot was fired, where were you looking then?
Mr. EUINS. I was still looking at the building, you know, behind this--I was looking at the building.
Mr. SPECTER. Looking at anything special in the building?
Mr. EUINS. Yes, sir. I was looking where the barrel was sticking out.