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Online Andrew Mason

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Re: When Was JFK Hit?
« Reply #21 on: Yesterday at 11:16:57 PM »
Other than the top of his head, the only thing we see of JFK prior to Z225 is the left side of his torso and his right hand which he had started to lower prior to disappearing behind the sign. With nothing to compare Z224 to, it's impossible to say what if any reaction JFK made prior to Z225. We do know at Z225, his right hand was still moving down. We also know that JFK and JBC both raised their arms rapidly as Z226. To me this is the single best evidence of the validity of the SBT. I know of no other valid reason why both men would have simultaneously and dramatically flung their arms upward, 2 frames after JBC's jacket had bulged out. Doubters of the SBT would have us believe all of this is one big coincidence. Right!
Not a coincidence at all.  They are both reacting to the same shot.  The zfilm does not tell you that JBC is reacting to being hit by it.  The  evidence tells you that JBC is reacting to hearing it.

Online John Corbett

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Re: When Was JFK Hit?
« Reply #22 on: Yesterday at 11:41:39 PM »
Not a coincidence at all.  They are both reacting to the same shot.  The zfilm does not tell you that JBC is reacting to being hit by it.

Not it doesn't. You have to apply common sense to figure that part out.
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The  evidence tells you that JBC is reacting to hearing it.

No, it tells YOU that. People with common sense have figured out his reaction is to being shot.

You have some of the worst analytical skills of anybody I have encountered on the subject of JFKA, LN or CT.