Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald

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Offline John Iacoletti

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Re: Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald
« Reply #35 on: November 05, 2018, 07:40:51 PM »
What exactly do I need to 'admit'? You are the one who automatically, like a broken record, accuses LNers of declaring Oswald guilty based solely on even one single action taken by Oswald.

Gaslighter.  Quote me ever saying that.
 
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Do you accuse us of claiming that we point to separate claims (in and of themselves) by Bug as proof of Oswald's guilt, or don't you?

No, I accuse you of claiming that things are evidence of murder that are not evidence of murder.

Offline Bill Chapman

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Re: Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald
« Reply #36 on: November 06, 2018, 10:54:45 AM »
Gaslighter.  Quote me ever saying that.
 
No, I accuse you of claiming that things are evidence of murder that are not evidence of murder.

I accuse you of separating each individual moment in time?like Oswald knocking on the door of the bus, for instance?and claiming that LNers hold those single moments up as proof of murder.

To wit:

Iacoletti Reply #350 on: October 31, 2018, 11:51:16 PM ?

"It lends support to Oswald leaving the TSBD within minutes, which for some strange reason the LN brigade considers evidence of murder."

"And also (via McWatters) that Oswald was in a hurry to get on the bus since he knocked on the door to get on mid-block. Which the LN brigade also considers evidence of murder."   
« Last Edit: November 06, 2018, 11:25:24 AM by Bill Chapman »

Offline John Iacoletti

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Re: Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald
« Reply #37 on: November 06, 2018, 04:14:51 PM »
I accuse you of separating each individual moment in time?like Oswald knocking on the door of the bus, for instance?and claiming that LNers hold those single moments up as proof of murder.

To wit:

Iacoletti Reply #350 on: October 31, 2018, 11:51:16 PM ?

"It lends support to Oswald leaving the TSBD within minutes, which for some strange reason the LN brigade considers evidence of murder."

"And also (via McWatters) that Oswald was in a hurry to get on the bus since he knocked on the door to get on mid-block. Which the LN brigade also considers evidence of murder."

2 questions:

- Do you not understand the difference between proof and evidence?

- Are you saying that you don't consider these things to be evidence for murder?

Quote me ever accusing LNers of declaring Oswald guilty based solely on even one single action taken by Oswald, or STFU.

Offline Richard Smith

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Re: Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald
« Reply #38 on: November 06, 2018, 04:37:00 PM »
LOL

You always squeal 'how does that prove murder' every time mention of any bug53 pops up.

Trolling gaslighter.

Dishonest John constantly addresses the evidence in a vacuum implying that it the product of lies or fakery.  Then, without missing a beat, argues it is a "strawman" to claim that he is suggesting there was a conspiracy.  We are left to our imaginations to wonder why so many people, including random citizens, would intentionally lie or fake evidence against Oswald in the absence of a conspiracy.  Dishonest John is trying to have it both ways.  The evidence against Oswald is always suspect but he doesn't want to explain, much provide any actual evidence, as to why these people are lying or faking evidence to make it suspect as he suggests.  It is a lazy, intellectually dishonest approach to the case that adds nothing except to go round and round in circles of lunacy that makes dishonest John feel as though he is relevant.  Just playing the contrarian jester to his intellectual superiors.  Very tiresome but also humorous as he takes himself so seriously.

Offline John Iacoletti

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Re: Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald
« Reply #39 on: November 06, 2018, 04:59:01 PM »
Dishonest John constantly addresses the evidence in a vacuum implying that it the product of lies or fakery.  Then, without missing a beat, argues it is a "strawman" to claim that he is suggesting there was a conspiracy.

Lyin' "Richard" accuses me of implying that the evidence is the product of lies or fakery, which is just yet another Lyin' "Richard" strawman.  Lyin' "Richard" makes claims about the evidence that are just flat out false.

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  We are left to our imaginations to wonder why so many people, including random citizens, would intentionally lie or fake evidence against Oswald in the absence of a conspiracy.

Well that's no surprise since the claim that "so many people, including random citizens, would intentionally lie or fake evidence against Oswald" is also a product of your imagination.  Which is why you are called "Lyin' Strawman 'Richard'".

If you think being an "intellectual superior" means lying about the evidence and making up strawmen to argue against instead of defending your own position, then you are even more deluded than I thought.
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Offline Mike Orr

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Re: Essay: The Mystery of Marina Oswald
« Reply #40 on: November 07, 2018, 01:14:28 AM »
There seems to be a grooming of Marina and Lee Harvey Oswald to become entangled with the upcoming assassination of JFK . LHO actually claimed to have been set up as a Patsy and there is more than enough evidence to say that claim of being set up to take the fall is undisputable . Within hours of LHO being brought in , we have J. Edgar Hoover saying we have our man . I think Marina may have been an unknowing accomplice in the setup of her husband .  When Ruby turns out the light on LHO , then it's quite obvious to Marina that she better go along with the story or she would have found herself in a whole lot of trouble with nowhere to turn . Ruth Paine seems to be up to her eyeballs in this assassination set up of Lee Harvey Oswald . If Oswald had been an assassin who was capable of killing JFK and then J.D. Tippit, then he would more than likely have had a hell of a shootout in the Texas Theater.