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Online Brian Doyle

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Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #105 on: August 19, 2026, 05:37:17 PM »

You're not answering the point...There's no doubt what so ever that one of the most concentrated areas of trying to make an issue go away was the concerted lack of investigation in to how, where, and when Oswald left the Depository...This unexplainable void was repeated with Jarman and Lovelady when no follow-through was given to Lovelady with-holding important witnessing...This vacuum of non investigation was almost as intense as the avoiding of the Prayer Man evidence by the JFK research clique...Andrew Iler is taking over with firm new rules however he's not answering any questions about how The Education Forum handled the Prayer Man evidence...

Asking for evidence that was intentionally suppressed by the investigators is not an honest question...

Buell Frazier also with-held his seeing Oswald exit the Loading Dock and walk down Houston St...Gary Mack knew this was explosive, however, when Frazier divulged this in his CSPAN interview Mack switched the subject and did damage control on the follow-through details...Frazier also with-held being told there was a party-eaten cheese sandwich and apple on the 2nd Floor Lunch Room table after the assassination...Ever since Frazier said that the recording was deleted from the radio station archive he said it on and there was ZERO follow-through in the media and on JFK Assassination websites...No interest from DiEugenio and Iler...

Offline John Corbett

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Re: Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #106 on: August 19, 2026, 06:10:32 PM »
You're not answering the point...There's no doubt what so ever that one of the most concentrated areas of trying to make an issue go away was the concerted lack of investigation in to how, where, and when Oswald left the Depository...This unexplainable void was repeated with Jarman and Lovelady when no follow-through was given to Lovelady with-holding important witnessing...This vacuum of non investigation was almost as intense as the avoiding of the Prayer Man evidence by the JFK research clique...Andrew Iler is taking over with firm new rules however he's not answering any questions about how The Education Forum handled the Prayer Man evidence...

Asking for evidence that was intentionally suppressed by the investigators is not an honest question...

Buell Frazier also with-held his seeing Oswald exit the Loading Dock and walk down Houston St...Gary Mack knew this was explosive, however, when Frazier divulged this in his CSPAN interview Mack switched the subject and did damage control on the follow-through details...Frazier also with-held being told there was a party-eaten cheese sandwich and apple on the 2nd Floor Lunch Room table after the assassination...Ever since Frazier said that the recording was deleted from the radio station archive he said it on and there was ZERO follow-through in the media and on JFK Assassination websites...No interest from DiEugenio and Iler...

You just can't figure out that of the 8 billion+ people on this earth, you are the only one who thinks any of this is important. Why would the HSCA ask either Lovelady or Jarman to testify to an incident neither witnessed. They spoke of rumors they heard, not something they saw. There is zero evidence a cop stopped Oswald outside the TSBD. If you don't understand that, you just have no concept of what constitutes evidence. Hint: rumors are not evidence. That's all the help I am going to give you.

Nobody except you thinks any of this is "explosive". It is just you trying to pretend you have discovered something important. You haven't. Your efforts are insignificant and you seem unable to deal with that harsh reality. My advice to you would be to quit this silly hobby and try collecting stamps. It will be a lot less stressful for you.
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Online Mark A. Oblazney

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Re: Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #107 on: Yesterday at 07:12:30 AM »
shake the hand that shook the hand o’ tar baby, brer ! hey bigdawg, you need to stop your serious dialogue with The Brian, his tar is sticking to you !  you have fought the good fight like McAdams+ stars in your Crown, Henry !

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Re: Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #108 on: Yesterday at 08:18:40 AM »
shake the hand that shook the hand o’ tar baby, brer ! hey bigdawg, you need to stop your serious dialogue with The Brian, his tar is sticking to you !  you have fought the good fight like McAdams+ stars in your Crown, Henry !

Dear Bláznivý Hipster Oblazney,

I can tell you've been hanging out too much at my old stomping ground there on Rue de la Bűcherie, and that the ghosts of Jack, Allen, Neal, Gregory, William, and Lawrence (who said he liked my poem in '68) have commandeered you, unfortunately.

Next time you're there, ask Sylvia if she still has the mandatory "autobiography" I wrote for her dad back in '93, and make sure to take some toilet paper with you if you use the squat toilet between the main floor and the so-called "Tumbleweed Hotel."

Either that, or do as I did, and tear a couple of pages out of some book from the stack that's stored in there (or at least used to be).

-- Tom
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Re: Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #109 on: Yesterday at 01:35:10 PM »
Dear Bláznivý Hipster Oblazney,

I can tell you've been hanging out too much at my old stomping ground there on Rue de la Bűcherie, and that the ghosts of Jack, Allen, Neal, Gregory, William, and Lawrence (who said he liked my poem in '68) have commandeered you, unfortunately.

Next time you're there, ask Sylvia if she still has the mandatory "autobiography" I wrote for her dad back in '93, and make sure to take some toilet paper with you if you use the squat toilet between the main floor and the so-called "Tumbleweed Hotel."

Either that, or do as I did, and tear a couple of pages out of some book from the stack that's stored in there (or at least used to be).

-- Tom

dang, my dude…………. yer a-startin’ ta’ be soundin’ like me, see ?  well, as bill Burroughs said,”always room for one more” te-hee.  hey, guess you knew George back in the day, huh?
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Offline Tom Graves

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Re: Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #110 on: Yesterday at 02:06:27 PM »
dang, my dude…………. yer a-startin’ ta’ be soundin’ like me, see ?  well, as bill Burroughs said, ”always room for one more” te-hee.  hey, guess you knew George back in the day, huh?

Yes.

One day he had me take a box of used books downstairs to the very dimly lit 17th Century vaulted-ceiling monetary that was associated with Hotel Dieu.

But that was thirty-three years ago, so I suppose Sylvia (whom I never met) has turned it into a cafe or some-such thing by now.

Have you ever been down there?

From her website:

The bookshop was founded [in 1951] by American George Whitman at 37 rue de la Bűcherie, Kilometer Zero, the point at which all French roads begin. Constructed in the early 17th century, the building was originally a monastery, La Maison du Mustier. George liked to pretend he was the sole surviving monk, saying, “In the Middle Ages, each monastery had a frčre lampier, a monk whose duty was to light the lamps at nightfall. I’m the frčre lampier here now. It’s the modest role I play.”
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Online Mark A. Oblazney

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Re: Why do JFK assassination forums draw so many nut cases?
« Reply #111 on: Yesterday at 04:10:22 PM »
Yes.

One day he had me take a box of used books downstairs to the very dimly lit 17th Century vaulted-ceiling monetary that was associated with Hotel Dieu.

But that was thirty-three years ago, so I suppose Sylvia (whom I never met) has turned it into a cafe or some-such thing by now.

Have you ever been down there?

From her website:

The bookshop was founded [in 1951] by American George Whitman at 37 rue de la Bűcherie, Kilometer Zero, the point at which all French roads begin. Constructed in the early 17th century, the building was originally a monastery, La Maison du Mustier. George liked to pretend he was the sole surviving monk, saying, “In the Middle Ages, each monastery had a frčre lampier, a monk whose duty was to light the lamps at nightfall. I’m the frčre lampier here now. It’s the modest role I play.”
yeah, Syl & me are very similar, you see, she being ‘frčre lampier’ there, with me, like Diogenes, here with a lamp looking for one honest man.