Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[John Iacoletti]

   Guess I somehow missed your disputing Oswald being on Radio and standing on street corners buttonholing passersby with leaflets.

Why should I dispute that? Does that somehow make him not shy?

[Royell Storing]

  (1) Though you have done it previously, "disputing" a Fact is just dumb.  (2) Yeah. Someone that goes out of their way to be on Radio and Confront people on street corners is NOT Shy.

[John Iacoletti]

  (1) Though you have done it previously, "disputing" a Fact is just dumb.

When have I previously disputed a fact?

(2) Yeah. Someone that goes out of their way to be on Radio and Confront people on street corners is NOT Shy.

Thus sayeth Royell and his faulty crystal ball.

[Bill Chapman]

  (1) Though you have done it previously, "disputing" a Fact is just dumb.  (2) Yeah. Someone that goes out of their way to be on Radio and Confront people on street corners is NOT Shy.

Oswald overcame any shyness by shooting authority figures

[John Iacoletti]

It’s easy to make claims.

[Martin Weidmann]

  (1) Though you have done it previously, "disputing" a Fact is just dumb.  (2) Yeah. Someone that goes out of their way to be on Radio and Confront people on street corners is NOT Shy.

Yeah, right... a basically shy person could never perform in front of a big audience, right Royell?

You clearly lack any kind of insight in human behavior. People can be generally shy and still perform in public when they feel comfortable to do so, either by having the support of others (as in the video) or, in the right setting, in dealing with a subject they feel passionned about, like Oswald's clear interest in politics. Only a narrowminded person would dispute something so obvious.

[Alan Ford]

Officer Baker charged up those front steps barely half a minute after the last shot. Presumably lots of people noticed this highly visible and conspicuous figure dashing past them, right?

Can you give us their names?

Mr Roy Truly charged up the steps after Officer Baker. Presumably lots of people noticed this highly visible and conspicuous boss-man dashing past them, right?

Can you give us their names?

While you're at it, perhaps you can also give us the names of the many people congregated at the front entrance who noticed the 'not invisible' Mr Oswald leaving the building several minutes after the assassination? If you can't, then do you conclude that he never left the building?

 

Bumped for Mr O'Meara!