JFK Assassination computer analysis video!

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Of all the kooky claims supporting a conspiracy, the "mysterious deaths" justification is among the most absurd.  Imagine the roving bands of deaths squads knocking people off left and right.  Sometimes years or even decades after the assassination.  Long after almost all of these people have told the authorities everything that they had to tell.  And the death squads add untold numbers of new conspirators to carry out these acts.  These people would then need to be silenced by someone else.  And on and on exponentially until there would be no one left to bury the dead.

This is like the US was/is a banana republic with groups vying for power killing one another. Presidents being assassinated in broad daylight with hundreds of people watching, witnesses killed, staged investigations led by corrupt judges and controlled media. It's the United States of Guatemala. Only this time secretly. I know we've got problems; the Establishment (such as it is) has been awful but this is really over the top.

In conspiracy world it's conspiracies all of the way down; that's how they explain what has happened since that day in Dallas. The claim isn't that 60 years ago a small group of rogue CIA agents with a handful of others, e.g., anti-Castro Cubans, mob types, conspired to kill JFK. And then the Warren Commission and others missed that act. Out of shoddiness or incompetence. Okay, that's plausible. The claim is that major elements of the CIA - from Angleton to others - conspired with other groups to kill JFK and then frame Oswald. Then the WC covered it up. Deliberately.

Then the news media covered it up. For more than half a century. The followup investigations have covered it up. Then people like Seymour Hersh and Tim Weiner have covered it up. It hasn't been incompetence; it's been a series of deliberate acts by multiple generations of Americans inside the government and out. Add to this mix of conspirators the roving death squads (Marina is still alive: I would think the conspirators would want her dead first? She could reveal how they forced her to testify against Oswald among other damaging revelations).

This is silly. You have to have a bizarre mindset to think this is possible. A Hitler or a Stalin couldn't do this and keep it quiet. But the US government with its bureaucracy and leaking and free press can do it? C'mon, this is a fantasy world.

[Patrick Davies]

It was the computer model's main hypothesis; take it or leave it.  It's objectively pointing to a statistical anomaly. It's not based on subjectivity or opinion.
It will be interesting to see if anything of any importance comes to light when the last files are revealed... if they ever are!

[Tom Sorensen]

Of all the kooky claims supporting a conspiracy, the "mysterious deaths" justification is among the most absurd.  Imagine the roving bands of death squads knocking people off left and right.  Sometimes years or even decades after the assassination.  Long after almost all of these people have told the authorities everything that they had to tell.  And the death squads add untold numbers of new conspirators to carry out these acts.  These people would then need to be silenced by someone else.  And on and on exponentially until there would be no one left to bury the dead.

A case of brain fog?

Long after almost all of these people have told the authorities everything that they had to tell.

There exists no evidence to support this claim.

And on and on exponentially until there would be no one left to bury the dead.

To set up a death squad to eliminate each member of a death squad ad infinitum is probably the most retarded idea I've seen a Lone Nutter come up with.

[Richard Smith]

A case of brain fog?

Long after almost all of these people have told the authorities everything that they had to tell.

There exists no evidence to support this claim.

And on and on exponentially until there would be no one left to bury the dead.

To set up a death squad to eliminate each member of a death squad ad infinitum is probably the most retarded idea I've seen a Lone Nutter come up with.

If you actually believed that rogue death squads were roaming the country committing murder after murder to cover up the conspiracy, and they were still at large, you would be a bit more reluctant to post that on a public forum.  This tells me that you don't really believe that nonsense.

[Richard Smith]

It was the computer model's main hypothesis; take it or leave it.  It's objectively pointing to a statistical anomaly. It's not based on subjectivity or opinion.
It will be interesting to see if anything of any importance comes to light when the last files are revealed... if they ever are!

I'll leave it.  Junk science is just that but if you believe that you have "objective" evidence that supports a conclusion that dozens or hundreds of people were killed as part of a conspiracy to assassinate the president, why are you wasting time on this forum instead of standing inside the Dallas PD or FBI HQ providing them with your evidence?  Why are you not taking this evidence to the NY Times and other media outlets?  If I believed that I had evidence that would lend itself to advancing a homicide investigation - much less hundreds including the assassination of the president - I would be making every effort to provide that evidence to the relevant authorities and/or media.

[Tom Sorensen]

If you actually believed that rogue death squads were roaming the country committing murder after murder to cover up the conspiracy, and they were still at large, you would be a bit more reluctant to post that on a public forum.  This tells me that you don't really believe that nonsense.

Regardless of what I believe, you came up with the replicating death squads, so why should I worry?

[Richard Smith]

Regardless of what I believe, you came up with the replicating death squads, so why should I worry?

They just silenced Clint Hill.  Maybe add him to the list.

[Tom Sorensen]

They just silenced Clint Hill.  Maybe add him to the list.

I don't keep a list, but nice try. To me, this looks more like chronic brain fog.