The preponderance of the evidence

[John Iacoletti]

LN True Believers never want to get ?drawn in? to discussing the evidence, because their conclusions aren?t based on the evidence.

[Bill Chapman]

As there are more that believe a conspiracy was behind JFK's death than not.....you are probably right! Another theory of yours? CT's are able to breed.....wow.....who would have thought. Then again you are the lone nut guys....must be difficult.

You think that CTs determined that Oswald would be remembered? Like Booth, or Pilate or Cassius and Brutus?

Oswald himself determined that he would be remembered

CTer-breeding produces little CT zombies
@John: Talk about 'true believers', huh
Like Atheist-breeding begets little Atheist zombies

[Charles Collins]

Oswald himself determined that he would be remembered

CTer-breeding produces little CT zombies
@John: Talk about 'true believers', huh
Like Atheist-breeding begets little Atheist zombies

Jack Ruby determined that Oswald wouldn?t enjoy the attention.

[Bill Chapman]

LN True Believers never want to get ?drawn in? to discussing the evidence, because their conclusions aren?t based on the evidence.

I sure hope the Reptilians don't have a taste for us poor Lemmings

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald himself determined that he would be remembered

CTer-breeding produces little CT zombies
@John: Talk about 'true believers', huh
Like Atheist-breeding begets little Atheist zombies

I sure hope the Reptilians don't have a taste for us poor Lemmings

Is there anyone out there who can translate Chapman?s incoherent ramblings into English?

[Bill Chapman]

Jack Ruby determined that Oswald wouldn?t enjoy the attention.

Good one.

And Ruby should be celebrated by conspiracy-mongers everywhere for giving them something to live all these 56yrs

[Charles Collins]

Some people are more reasonable than others. And some cannot be reasoned with about much of anything. Anyway, I thought that a definition of a reasonable person from the dictionary might be helpful.

rea?son?a?ble
/ˈrēz(ə)nəb(ə)l/
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adjective
adjective: reasonable
1.
(of a person) having sound judgment; fair and sensible.
"no reasonable person could have objected"
synonyms:   sensible, rational, open to reason, full of common sense, logical, fair, fair-minded, just, equitable, decent; More
intelligent, wise, levelheaded, practical, realistic;
based on good sense, sound, judicious, well thought out, well grounded, reasoned, well reasoned, valid, commonsensical, advisable, well advised;
tenable, plausible, feasible, credible, acceptable, admissible, believable, viable
"a reasonable man"
antonyms:   unreasonable, illogical