Quoting Common Sense

[Bill Brown]

Reprinted below are some excerpts from my website linked above.

Feel free to add your own comments and JFKA observations, but don't forget to include the Common Sense with each comment. That's very important in this thread....

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"Given the alignment of the two limo victims at the time of the shooting, plus the location of the only known shooter in Dealey Plaza, plus the fact that no bullets were found in JFK's body at all, plus the fact that a whole bullet which positively came out of the gun that was found on the sixth floor of the TSBD was found inside the hospital where the two victims were taken, plus the fact that the two injured limo victims reacted to an external stimulus at precisely the same moment in time on the Zapruder Film....I wonder how anyone in 2022 (or any other year or millennium) can be so blind as to not accept the Single-Bullet Theory as fact." -- David Von Pein [DVP]; September 28, 2022

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"If there is a suspicious fire, the [conspiracy-minded] kooks would investigate the firemen who respond, and ignore the guy with the wicked grin that smells of gasoline." -- Bud; November 22, 2007




[More to come....]

My COMMON SENSE tells me that the simple fact that Oswald made it out of the Depository building alive and then wandered the streets of Dallas and Oak Cliff taking busses and taxis... proves that he was no patsy.

I can see it now.  In the pre-assassination meetings at the Conspiracies 'R' Us offices, the man sitting at the important end of the table decides that it is perfectly okay to allow the patsy to wander around on his own.  Laughable.

[Martin Weidmann]

My COMMON SENSE tells me that the simple fact that Oswald made it out of the Depository building alive and then wandered the streets of Dallas and Oak Cliff taking busses and taxis... proves that he was no patsy.

I can see it now.  In the pre-assassination meetings at the Conspiracies 'R' Us offices, the man sitting at the important end of the table decides that it is perfectly okay to allow the patsy to wander around on his own.  Laughable.

Isn't it fun to create your own speculative narrative and then dismiss it as laughable.

If there was a conspiracy, Oswald must have been part of it in some way, but - and this is also a speculative scenario - he could well have not been aware of what actually was going on.
If he was the patsy, the evidence would have made him so, regardless if he "escaped" from the TSBD and wandered around town or not.