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

[Alan Ford]

Well, Mr. Mason,

IF the flapping object is indeed in the doorway

And (let us remind ourselves) this conclusion is troublingly hard to avoid.............................

1. This man-------------



-------------- appears NOT to be holding anything that could be the object we see flapping in Towner. Look at what's (not) there when he extends his right arm after the limousine:



2. The woman behind him DOES appear to be holding something that is flapping in the wind, but it is clearly TOO FAR EAST to be the object we see flapping in Towner in the synced frames:



And! There appears to be nothing else in the real prospect between the man in the street and the doorway that could possibly be the flapping object.

Result: The flapping object does indeed appear to be in the doorway.

Given who Coca-Cola Man is (Mr. Oswald), this circumstance suggests large implications for what is really going on.

Bear in mind! Pres. Kennedy (if he is indeed looking at the flag in the doorway) can hardly be SEEING DETAIL on it. No, he can be doing no more than noting the fact that it is waving.............



He has already seen lots of flags and signs along the parade route. Is there something about this flag that makes it of special interest to him?

A truly ghastly thought occurs, one that sends us back to the Rothermel memo................

[Alan Ford]

Cf (perhaps):

Mr. BALL. Now tell us what happened after the President's car had passed your window.
Mr. WILLIAMS. After the Presidents car had passed my window, the last thing I remember seeing him do was, you know--it seemed to me he had a habit of pushing his hair back. The last thing I saw him do was he pushed his hand up like this. I assumed he was brushing his hair back.

[Zeon Mason]

And upside down US flag?

[Alan Ford]

And upside down US flag?

I'm suggesting a scenario wherein what makes this flag of special interest to Pres. Kennedy is not anything that may be on it, but the simple fact that it IS being waved

[Zeon Mason]

At this point, there seems to be only 4 viable reasons to consider the theory that Oswald was on the TSBD steps at the time of the shots.

1. The Hosty notes of one interrogation session of Oswald when FBI agent Hosty was present, notes which were not  presented to the WC, nor to the HSCA or the AARB. FBI agent Hosty chose apparently to wait some 50 + years later to reveal the notes.

2. Oswald’s description of  seeing Norman and Jarman while Oswald was in the Domino room, while N/J conversely never saw Oswald while they were in the Domino room 12:00-12:10.

3. The horizontal length of  blur of red that is seen at the front entrance steps of the TSBD in a couple of GIF versions of Towner film that appears to be of such extended length that it  is improbable to be just single persons red shirt.

4. The “Red Shirt Man” in the GiF of Hughes film (thought to be Billy Lovelady)  lifting up what in all probability is a bottle of coke to his mouth. His shirt appears more of a solid reddish brown rather than   a red and black checker board square pattern shirt as Lovelady was wearing.

To discount no.1 , requires believing that FBI agent Hosty fabricated the notes 50 years later and/or that Oswald completely lied about going outside , which theoretically could easily have be refuted. Therefore, either Oswald was an idiot or Oswald really went outside and thought that some employee would verify seeing him on the front steps.

To discount no. 2, requires believing that Oswald randomly chose 2 employees and told Will Fritz he ate lunch with them, which could only be from 12:00 to 12:15 , which provides NO alibi for Oswald at 12:30. So why would Oswald ID Norman and Jarman? Either Oswald was an idiot OR Oswald saw N&J at about 12:25 as they were returning via the back loading dock door and as they passed by the Domino room. This sighting would  be a logical reason for Oswald to ID the men as  he more likely would have considered  this to  be a potential alibi. Oswald saw N&J but they did not see him, because they probably were  facing towards the direction of the freight elevators as they entered the rear loading dock door.

To discount no. 3, the horizontal line of red that extends beyond the width of just one persons shirt, must be either motion blur from the camera or there’s a 2nd person with red shirt to the right side who is not accounted for.

To discount no.4, the Red shirt man (RSM) must be Lovelady who although having bought his coke BEFORE 12:00 , nevertheless had not consumed all of it 30 minutes later and he was taking another drink in the Hughes film GIF. The reddish brown solid tone must be the Hughes camera film or GIF version of video  , meshing together red and black squares of Loveladys shirt.

Note to no.4: Oswald most likely did not buy his coke until 12:15- 12:17 which would be when he was seen by Carolyn Arnold. Therefore, the probability is greater for Oswald having some% of coke left in a bottle only 15 minutes later, and to be RSM than Lovelady with a 30 minute old coke bottle.

[Alan Ford]

Cf (perhaps):

Mr. BALL. Now tell us what happened after the President's car had passed your window.
Mr. WILLIAMS. After the Presidents car had passed my window, the last thing I remember seeing him do was, you know--it seemed to me he had a habit of pushing his hair back. The last thing I saw him do was he pushed his hand up like this. I assumed he was brushing his hair back.

Cf (perhaps):

Mr. BALL. Now you saw the President go by, did you?
Mr. NORMAN. Yes.
Mr. BALL. What happened then?
Mr. NORMAN. About the time that he got past the window where I was, well, it seems as though he was, I mean you know, brushing his hair. Maybe he was looking to the public.
Mr. McCLOY. Saluting?
Mr. NORMAN. Yes.
Mr. BALL. With which arm?
Mr. NORMAN. I believe it was his right arm

[Alan Ford]

IF that flapping object is indeed a flag being waved by Mr. Oswald in the doorway,
and
IF Pres. Kennedy is indeed taking special note of it as he passes the doorway,

THEN the following shocking scenario may suggest itself:

---------A false-flag provocation in Dealey Plaza, to be blamed on Pres. Castro, involving shots fired into the air from the sixth floor of the Depository
---------Pres. Kennedy (and his brother, the Attorney General) fully in the loop (and cognizant of a DOUBLE political advantage: anti-Castro pretext + re-election campaign benefit)
---------'One of our men' (= sheepdipped asset Mr. Oswald) to be in place to give Pres. Kennedy a pre-agreed signal (when he turns onto Elm St.) that all is in place, awaiting his final greenlight
---------Pres. Kennedy to give a pre-agreed signal, for the benefit of whoever is up on the sixth floor, that he is still okay with this going ahead
---------Pres. Kennedy, after giving the innocuous-looking signal (raised hand brushing hair), braces himself for the sound of gunfire.......... poor man has no idea he has actually been made a target

Thus, two men (Mr. Oswald, Pres. Kennedy) giving signals, each profoundly (and tragically) misled as to what is really going on-------------i.e. unaware that the false-flag operation has been fatally infiltrated by people with murderous intentions against Pres. Kennedy

Mr. Oswald is stunned to learn shortly afterwards that the shots had a human target......... he understands immediately that he has been set up (though NOT as the actual gunman [absurdest of absurd ideas!]). In custody, he loyally keeps schtum as to his true role in things

No Kennedy family member will ever publicly question the findings of the Warren Commission: they know that the truth, were it to come out, would tarnish the memory of Pres. Kennedy, who fell victim to a false flag operation that he okayed but that was criminally hijacked

Attorney General Robert Kennedy left racked with intensest guilt and impotent anger.