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It was probably a gaffe. They are so common from him. Although, he may not comprehend that it was a gaffe. He would do well to not overextend himself. He says a great deal but so much of what he says is false, convoluted, or phantasmal.

Gaffes and lies are both commonplace. The statements he makes are false but it's hard to say for sure whether he know they are false and is lying or whether his beliefs have just diverged from reality.
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Where can we read that full essay?

https://ia800502.us.archive.org/30/items/james-young-jfk-interviews/Captain%20James%20Young%27s%20December%202001%20interviews%20with%20BUMED.pdf

This is the website I found this morning that contains the reference to the "brass slug".

The pages are not numbered but if you slide down about 2/3 of the way, the last paragraph on the relevant page contains the passage where Young states there was a brass slug in the envelope.

There is more on this page than just his "What Price a Rose" essay and you have to figure out what Young was telling the interviewer and what he was reading from what he had written. I'm not entirely sure if he was reading from the essay or from the notes he took that day. Perhaps I was correct originally when I said the essay doesn't contain the reference to the brass slug and that reference is from his notes. See if you can figure it out. In any event, Young does seem to say he saw a brass slug that had come out of the envelope, an assertion only he seems to have made.
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well you’re all wrong, at least on the analysis/interpretation side.  just like mssr. Marsh may he rest in peace+

When did Marsh pass away?
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My, my, my, what have we here?

http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/McKnight%20Working%20Folders/Part%203/HSCA%20-%20Captain%20John%20H%20Stover%20Interview/HSCA%20-%20Captain%20John%20H%20Stover%20Interview%2001.pdf

MTG has repeatedly said throughout this thread that Captain John Stover corroborated Dr. James Young's claim that a whole bullet was delivered to Bethesda during JFK's autopsy. Despite my requests for MTG to cite a source for his claim, he failed to do so. I decided to look for the documentation myself and the above link is what I found. It is an HSCA Outside Contact Report which summarizes the interview with Captain Stover. I point to item 5 in the report which states the following:

"Stover cannot recall ever seeing an intact missile in the autopsy room."

My question to MTG is whether this was a gaffe on your part or did you just outright lie about Stover's statement.

It was probably a gaffe. They are so common from him. Although, he may not comprehend that it was a gaffe. He would do well to not overextend himself. He says a great deal but so much of what he says is false, convoluted, or phantasmal.
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JFK Assassination Discussion & Debate / Re: Acoustic Evidence
« Last post by John Corbett on Today at 12:48:40 AM »
I've been at this long enough to know it is not at all unusual for a thread to drift off the topic it was originally created for. No big deal. People are still free to make posts relevant to the original topic if they so choose.
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(https://www.kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-articles/bending-the-story-on-a-bent-bullet)[/font]

Indeed. Even in his 11/23/63 "What Price a Rose?" essay, Dr. Young described the bullet as a "brass slug" that was "half a centimeter in diameter" and "distorted."

Where can we read that full essay?
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JFK Assassination Discussion & Debate / Re: Acoustic Evidence
« Last post by Steve Barber on Today at 12:43:06 AM »

Please excuse me for this, as I mean absolutely NO disrespect toward anyone posting comments within this post, but, it looks like Mr. Sanders' post is being highjacked, being that it is now completely off topic with the discussion about Tink Thompson's mental state and now, Coca Cola.
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Dear Comrade Smith,

How many "bogus mail-in ballots" were there?

-- Tom

Enough to swing the election to a broken-down demented man named Biden.
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Have to respect McCain's conduct as a POW but not much else.  The typical establishment politician.  In it for himself while spending his entire career accomplishing nothing except to enrich himself.   Even so, I don't think that I could bring myself to vote for Hillary or Obama.  The latter was a nice guy but his policies were a disaster and even then, he accomplished very little except to prove once and for all that the decades long left wing campaign to convince voters that America is inherently racist was nothing but a fraud.  Have to hand it to LBJ.   He made sure that minorities were kept dependent on government handouts.  And to get those handouts, they have to vote for the Dems.  Every American city run by Dems is a complete disaster of crime and poverty in a vicious cycle.   And that is exactly the way they want to keep it because to win a state-wide or national election, the Dems need 80% or more of the minority vote.

The demoncrats were hot and heavy on illegal aliens for the same reason. Give them the right to vote and no Republican could win the electoral college. Now the demoncrats are trying to recruit Muslims into their fold.
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JFK Assassination Discussion & Debate / Re: Acoustic Evidence
« Last post by Royell Storing on Yesterday at 11:28:25 PM »
Age is just a number. Warren Buffet is well into his 90s and until recently was managing over a trillion dollars of other people's money. I wish he had been managing some of mine but at Berkshire-Hathaway's current stock price north of $757,000 a share, it was a little out of my price range.

People were constantly making an issue of Joe Biden's age, which wasn't the problem. It was his obvious decline in mental acuity. Trump is only a few years younger than Biden and yet he remains vibrant. I know the lefties want to compare his acuity to Biden's which is a joke. Biden worked at most 4 hours a day. Trump has been known to be tweeting well past midnight. As many Diet Cokes as he drinks, it's a wonder he can sleep at all.  Reportedly, he only sleeps 4 - 5 hours a night.

   I don't know what Trump is drinking, but the Coca-Cola of today is Not the Coca-Cola of yesterday. And that goes for the Coca-Cola in the Slurpee's at 7-11. A Coke Slurpee today is pure  BS: compared to the slurpee's coming out of 7-11 in the 70's.
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