I have had a JFKA epiphany!

[Royell Storing]

Did you know that Knox Labs started their "study" by using a digital game video, and that their positioning of JFK and JBC in the limo in the final product was grossly incorrect?

   Unless we see some sourcing, the above is water cooler prattle. Wally from Composing doing battle with Forensic SCIENCE. What new?

[John Mytton]

One group of conspiracists complain that "nutters" exaggerate what they claim happened, that "nutters" make unfair straw man arguments to characterize their conspiracy beliefs. "Nobody is saying that!"

Then another group of conspiracists come along and say everything the "nutters" claim, everything that the first group complains about being straw men.

Does the first group challenge the second? Well, no. They only complain that "Nobody is saying that", that being exactly what the other group says.

What's funny is that CT's will explore and entertain any possibility no matter how little supporting evidence there is or how off the wall their premise is, except the one with the mountain of evidence, Oswald did it!

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[John Iacoletti]

One group of conspiracists complain that "nutters" exaggerate what they claim happened, that "nutters" make unfair straw man arguments to characterize their conspiracy beliefs. "Nobody is saying that!"

Then another group of conspiracists come along and say everything the "nutters" claim, everything that the first group complains about being straw men.

Does the first group challenge the second? Well, no. They only complain that "Nobody is saying that", that being exactly what the other group says.

The group of LN-faithful lumps everybody who disputes the official fantasy as "conspiracists" and demands that they all march in lock step, like they do.

Then they make up absurd strawmen that no "group" puts forward and expect everybody who they label "conspiracists" to "explain" it.

[John Iacoletti]

What's funny is that CT's will explore and entertain any possibility no matter how little supporting evidence there is or how off the wall their premise is, except the one with the mountain of evidence, Oswald did it!

If there actually was one with a "mountain of evidence", then maybe they would.

Hint:  referring to it as "Oswald's rifle" is not "evidence".

[Tom Graves]

If there actually was one with a "mountain of evidence", then maybe they would.

Hint:  referring to it as "Oswald's rifle" is not "evidence".

You say you don't think the JFKA was a conspiracy, but you can't say who forged his handwriting on the coupon and the money order he sent in, whose rifle he's holding in The Backyard Photos, who put his prints on the rifle, who put fibers similar to the blanket's fibers on it, who smuggled it into the TSBD, and who put his prints on the bag and on two of the boxes in the Sniper's Nest.

[Jon Banks]

You say you don't think the JFKA was a conspiracy, but you can't say who forged his handwriting on the coupon and the money order he sent in, whose rifle he's holding in The Backyard Photos, who put his prints on the rifle, who put fibers similar to the blanket's fibers on it, who smuggled it into the TSBD, and who put his prints on the bag and on two of the boxes in the Sniper's Nest.

Who brought the rifle from New Orleans to Dallas? (Ruth Paine denies that she transported it to her garage)

Why is the rifle found in TSBD not the same model as the one Oswald allegedly ordered?

Why did Oswald order a rifle and leave a paper trail when he could've bought one with cash from a local gun store?

[Tom Graves]

Who brought the rifle from New Orleans to Dallas? (Ruth Paine denies that she transported it to her garage)

Did Russophile Ruthie deny transporting it, or did she say in so many words that she didn't notice it?

Why was the rifle found in TSBD not the same model as the one Oswald allegedly ordered?

Probably because they'd run out of the length the little self-described Marxist ordered, so they sent him a longer (and therefore probably more accurate) one, instead.

Why did Oswald order a rifle and leave a paper trail when he could've bought one with cash from a local gun store?

He used a fake name and a coupon and therefore was more anonymous than if he'd walked into a hardware store or some-such place.

Question: Did hardware stores, etc, in Texas sell used short-rifles that fired highly-stable-in-flight and highly-penetrating round-nosed fmj rounds?