Why Would LHO Choose His Workplace As The Location For Shooting JFK?

[Rob Caprio]

No wonder he can't figure out what year Benavides died.

The cognitive dissonance is beyond belief.

So this means that you have NO answer. No surprise there.

[Rob Caprio]

Down the rabbit hole we go.  Let's see.  Maybe because you suggested that Oswald would shoot JFK with a pistol.  That entails getting fairly close to him.  Within a few feet.  How would he have done that at Love Field from any place accessible to the public without being "out in the open."  Seemingly the only opportunity to shoot JFK with a pistol at Love Field would be to stand among the crowd as JFK shook hands with people.  How about you explain it though since this is your nutty premise?   

Just off the top of my head -- at the fence and there were a lot of people there so he wouldn't be "out in the open" as you claimed. This is exactly the scenario that JFK himself said to Jackie the morning of the assassination.

He never mentioned anything about a person with a high powered rifle from a tall building as was claimed.

[Rob Caprio]

Speaking of pathetic and sad:

Oswald wanted to be famous and expected to be caught and arrested.  That's why he tried to escape and denied doing it.

His escape also supposedly included getting on a bus that was headed back to DP. Talk about funny.

[Howard Gee]

Speaking of pathetic and sad:

Oswald wanted to be famous and expected to be caught and arrested.  That's why he tried to escape and denied doing it.
Oswald's rifle, LOL

FIFY

[Richard Smith]

Just off the top of my head -- at the fence and there were a lot of people there so he wouldn't be "out in the open" as you  claimed. This is exactly the scenario that JFK himself said to Jackie the morning of the assassination.

He never mentioned anything about a person with a high powered rifle from a tall building as was claimed.

Are you saying that standing at the fence line at Love Field is not out in the open because a lot of people were around?  Wasn't that outside as "in the open"?  Oswald's escape plan was to shoot JFK with a pistol amidst a large crowd and in the direct presence of the secret service?  What exactly was he going to do to escape at that point?  He wouldn't have made it six inches after firing the shots under those conditions.

[Howard Gee]

Carpio, exposing you is way too easy. Simply asking you what year Benavides died gets the job done every time.

The latest "So you believe that he would be "out in the open" at the airport? Why?
" knee slapper is just another one of your seemingly endless laughable displays of lack of cognitive ability.

Keep the classics coming, Carp.

[John Iacoletti]

FIFY

Says the guy who thinks that "similar order blanks" somehow prove that C2766 was Oswald's rifle.