The "smirk"

[John Iacoletti]

Running across a lawn is not much more suspicious than looking in a shoe store window.  But at least in this case the cops actually saw the behavior.

But what "Secret Service man" was hanging around the library telling the cops who was or was not the right man?

[Thomas Graves]

Running across a lawn is not much more suspicious than looking in a shoe store window.  But at least in this case the cops actually saw the behavior.

But what "Secret Service man" was hanging around the library telling the cops who was or was not the right man?

John,

I love the way you "spin" language to suit your mission.

--  MWT 

[Thomas Graves]

Running across a lawn is not much more suspicious than looking in a shoe store window.  But at least in this case the cops actually saw the behavior.

But what "Secret Service man" was hanging around the library telling the cops who was or was not the right man?

John,

I think that so-called "Secret Service Man" was part of the Fascist Deep State Conspiracy, don't you?

That guy was sprinting across the library lawn not far from where Tippit was murdered because he was late for work as a "page," and the Fascist Deep State police obviously knew that, but brutalized him anyway!

And Brewer was obviously lying like a rug when he said Oswald was "acting furtively" in the front alcove while the Fascist Deep State police cars were passing by.

Hey, John, how big of a conspiracy do you figure it was?

Couple hundred thousand?

More?

Enough "leads" and contradictory "evidence" to write about for fifty some-odd years, to dumb-down and alienate the populace to such an extent that Putin's installing Trump was a breeze?

--  MWT 
 

[Charles Collins]

Running across a lawn is not much more suspicious than looking in a shoe store window.  But at least in this case the cops actually saw the behavior.

But what "Secret Service man" was hanging around the library telling the cops who was or was not the right man?

I would agree that, under ordinary circumstances, running across a lawn would not be likely to be considered suspicious. But this was during an intense manhunt for an armed cop killer who was last seen running from the nearby murder scene.

[John Iacoletti]

I would agree that, under ordinary circumstances, running across a lawn would not be likely to be considered suspicious. But this was during an intense manhunt for an armed cop killer who was last seen running from the nearby murder scene.

Oh, I know why they were manhandling anybody they felt like, but that doesn't make it ok.

[John Iacoletti]

How big a conspiracy do you figure it was, anyway?

Couple hundred?

More?

How many people helped you beat your wife?

[Thomas Graves]

How many people helped you beat your wife?

John,

I had a typo in my OP.

I meant to say "Couple thousand?"

--  MWT