Oswald Probably Did It

[Wesley Johnson]

So you are admitting that you know nothing about this case. Good of you to do this.

Just giving you back some of your own medicine. 

I'll ask you what I have asked others. If you are correct about "they" being behind the assassination, what do you think happened and who is "they" specifically? Any thoughts on that Rob. You convinced me. Now tell me what happened. 

[Wesley Johnson]

What in the world has this got to do with me having been in Dallas?

Very simple Martin. If you have been to Dealy Plaza and looked at the ground and studied the angles you would know why I asked. But then you don't have any experience with rifles. If you did, you would know that a shot from the front and a shot from the grassy knoll just didn't happened. That renders a lot of the theories invalid. You've been a good sport Martin. By the way, I do respect your position of questioning everything. We just disagree.   

[John Iacoletti]

Even more revealing is how he uncritically accepts the statement.

So not only does Richard assume that I "implie[d] that LBJ had foreknowledge of the assassination", but you assume that I uncritically accept a statement just because I quoted it.

Are you guys incapable of making any argument that doesn't rely on assumptions?

And Caro is an author and journalist, not a mindreader.

[John Iacoletti]

I know why you and people like you on here do that. Because the moment you say you believe there was a conspiracy, then you would have to defend it. You and I know you can't defend a conspiracy theory.

And I know why you and people like you on here are always trying to shift the burden of proof.  Because you and I know you can't defend your position that Oswald did it.

Rational people don't believe any claim for which there is insufficient evidence.  So why do you?  Because you're not rational?

[John Iacoletti]

Good. Then can you tell me if the head shot at Z film frame 313 was a difficult shot or an easy one? Any assumptions on that?

That would depend a lot on what weapon was used and where it was shot from, right?

If you've been to Dealey Plaza, you would know that the TSBD SE 6th floor window is sealed off by a large glass case.  At least since the Sixth Floor Museum has been there.

[John Iacoletti]

Very simple Martin. If you have been to Dealy Plaza and looked at the ground and studied the angles you would know why I asked. But then you don't have any experience with rifles. If you did, you would know that a shot from the front and a shot from the grassy knoll just didn't happened. That renders a lot of the theories invalid. You've been a good sport Martin. By the way, I do respect your position of questioning everything. We just disagree.

When did Martin ever claim that a shot was fired from the grassy knoll?

But how does your alleged experience with rifles tell you that a shot from the front "just didn't happened"?  Please enlighten us.

[Wesley Johnson]

When did Martin ever claim that a shot was fired from the grassy knoll?

But how does your alleged experience with rifles tell you that a shot from the front "just didn't happened"?  Please enlighten us.

And here your shiny head is again John. You really need to get over it.