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Former Ed Forum moderator Kathy Beckett and a far-left, Nosenko-loving / Bagley-hating firebwand CT by the name of Michael Clark conspired to kick me out of the so-called JFK Assassination Debate - Education Forum in May 2018.

"It was long ago and far away, and so much better than it is today"

My advice, wear slippers, I inadvertently stepped on the wrong folks' toes.

I was removed from the Ed Forum by John Simkin in 2013 for the offense of making Simkin's book author friend, Peter Janney, look ridiculous.
I really pissed off Janney's Budd, Doug Horne, as well. Janney's aunt was married to Rockefeller sponsored ,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Pace

And Janney's father was Personnel Director of the CIA
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Wistar_Morris_Janney
Frederick Wistar Morris Janney (March 15, 1919 – January 18, 1979) was a career Central Intelligence Agency officer who was recruited by Allen Dulles in 1949. He held a number of positions during his thirty-year career and was awarded the Agency's highest honor, the Distinguished Intelligence Medal, four days after his death.[1]

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Mary's Mosaic: The CIA Conspiracy to Murder John F. Kennedy, ...
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Peter Janney · 2016
Found inside
... DiEugenio protégé whose name, I discovered, was Tom Scully, but he would identify himself on Amazon only as “Rational Voice.” Discussing his critical post of Mary's Mosaic in an email to a University of Georgia law professor, Scully ...

Doug Horne's review of the first edition of Janney's book that had to be rewritten to attempt to make3 it less ridiculous,
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R8NNVIZE9ITM/ref=cm_cr_othr_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=1510708928

Doug Horne's reaction to my Amazon review of his friend, Janney's book.:

Douglas Horne's reaction to facts he was unable to refute but did not appreciate learning of, to say the least!

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Douglas 13 years ago In reply to an earlier post Report abuse

If you are a truly "rational voice" you will provide your real name and tell us exactly how you came by your citations. To not do so is cowardly. To continue not to do so will make readers wonder who you really represent, and really work for. Are you a third party surrogate (or a direct employee) working for the USG whose mission here is to attempt to discredit the confession of a hit-man? The readers of your book review here will not have forgotten that William L. Mitchell (or someone identifying himself as this person) confessed to author Leo Damore---William L. Mitchell himself told Damore that he was Mary Meyer's murderer. This event is well-documented in Janney's book.

Your attempt to suggest otherwise, via your citations, conveniently ignores this vital fact. Peter Janney has not identified Mitchell as Meyer's murderer "because Mitchell could not be found," as you claim; rather, he has identified Mitchell as Meyer's murderer because Mitchell confessed this to Damore. All the citations in the world will not erase this fact.

Your citations seem to me like the kind of detailed biographical information that would be maintained by the same "outfit" that would have maintained Mitchell's operational file at the Agency. Who the hell else would know these things? What ordinary reader would have the ability to look up and find the citations you so conveniently found?

If the William L. Mitchell you cite did not kill Mary Meyer in 1964, then perhaps his identity was highjacked---stolen---circa 1964, by the covert operations ("wet") arm of the Agency---and used by the hitman.

Unless you provide us with your real name and the exact means by which you came up with your citations, you will only increase everyone's suspicion of your motivations here---and your methods.

Many despicable and cold-blooded people throughout history have been well-educated. So finding a person named William L. Mitchell with three college degrees does not prove he could not have been Mary Meyer's killer. That seems like the kind of flawed "logic" an intelligence agency would use on readers in an attempt to cast doubt about the disturbing conclusions of a controversial book.

If this William L. Mitchell didn't kill Mary Meyer, why isn't he raising hell about Janney's book? We certainly haven't heard a peep from him, now, have we?

Why don't you "get real" and tell us who you are, and how you found your citations? What tools did you use? Did someone lead you to them? Did someone provide them to you? Your postings have the odor to me of a disinformation/spin operation, designed to cast doubt, and to make readers forget the basic fact that a "William L. Mitchell" confessed to murdering Mary Meyer for the CIA, to author Leo Damore. Attorney Jimmy Smith's notes of his phone call with Leo Damore prove that.
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At least the producers at CBS agreed with me that the first shot didn’t miss.

Nobody agrees with you. That would be silly. They tested only the WC's second shot miss scenario. That scenario requires the first shot to be the single bullet. Since you reject the single bullet theory, that means they didn't agree with you. They came up with their own mistake.

Since they chose the wrong scenario, it's not surprising they would reach the wrong conclusion.
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Nonsense.
At least the producers at CBS agreed with me that the first shot didn’t miss.
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The first shot at 175 feet would be around z208 according to the FBI survey (CE884. It also does not have the oak tree or the street curve.  But it does show how similar all three shots are in terms of rifle position and aim if the first shot was around z208 from a downward angle starting at 21.8 degrees and ending at 15.4 degrees.  The lateral angle isn’t given but it doesn’t change much. 

According to CE883, position A is in the middle of Elm St. intersecting with the extension of the west side of Houston St. just east of the TSBD. At that point the downward angle is 40.2 degrees according to CE884.  A shot at z124 would be close to that 40 degrees making a next shot at z222 a difference of close to 20 degrees. I can’t see even an inexperienced shooter choosing to fire two shots that would require such quick and significant repositioning.

Nonsense.
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That’s an interesting video, thanks Duncan. I don’t think it addresses an early first shot though. (One that would have occurred a few seconds before any of the first shots taken by these participants.) And it also would be nice for a replica sniper’s nest (with the window boxes, etc in their proper places) to be incorporated into the demonstration.

The first shot at 175 feet would be around z208 according to the FBI survey (CE884)..

The CBS reenactment also does not have the oak tree or the street curve.  But it does show how similar all three shots are in terms of rifle position and aim if the first shot was around z208 from a downward angle starting at 21.8 degrees and the third shot at 15.4 degrees.  The lateral angle isn’t given but it doesn’t change much. 

According to CE883, position A that is referred to in CE884 is in the middle of Elm St. intersecting with the extension of the west side of Houston St. just east of the TSBD. At that point the downward angle is 40.2 degrees according to CE884.  A shot at z124 would be close to that 40 degrees making a next shot at z222 a difference of close to 20 degrees. The change in lateral angle from a shot at z124 to a shot at Z222 would be even greater. I can’t see even an inexperienced shooter choosing to fire two shots that would require such quick and significant repositioning.
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During WWII, George DeMohrenschildt just happened to spend a week or more at the DC home of a active duty US Navy officer.

The officer, retired by 1962 as an Admiral, resided in the large DC home he had inherited from his late STEP-father,
a typewriter manufacturer executive credited with perfecting the Japanese diplomatic code breaking machine
John Hurt relied

In 1962, the Admiral was murdered near his home on the Chicago lake front. Robbery was ruled out as the motive,
his assailant was never identified.

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https://www.nytimes.com/1962/10/23/archives/retired-admiral-slain-in-chicago-paul-joachim-is-shot-by-gunman-on.html
RETIRED ADMIRAL SLAIN IN CHICAGO; Paul Joachim Is Shot by Gunman on Street
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Oct. 23, 1962
CHICAGO, Oct. 22 (AP)--A 50-year-old retired rear admiral resisted an apparent holdup attempt early today and was shot to death in a street near his apartment in the Gold Coast area on the near North Side.

Paul L. Joachim was a 1934 Annapolis Academy graduate. During the Korean War, he was executive officer on the USS New Jersey. He attained the rank of Rear Admiral on the occasion of his retirement. Joachim was shot four times and killed in a presumably still unsolved murder on October 21, 1962, in front of 1350 Lake Shore Drive in Chicago. Joachim was residing at 1400 Lake Shore Drive, in business as an art dealer.

Joachim's mother, Elmina Nance, married Dr. Paul L. Joachim of Washington, DC in 1910. Their other son was Phillip Nance Joachim, later an Associated Press editor. The widowed Elmina Nance Joachim later married Carl A. Joerissen, an Underwood Typewriter Co. executive and design engineer based in the Underwood, DC office. Elmina and Carl had a daughter named Kay, who married attorney and Coast Guard Reserve Lt. CDR William Helvestine in 1944. Helvestine died in a January, 1947, private airplace crash. Helvestine's brother, Albert Harrison Helvestine was the US Navy's patent attorney.

The most interesting details of Paul L. Joachim's background are that his stepfather, Carl A. Joerissen is reported by one source to have been the chief engineer of LF Safford. In 1924, these two men quickly designed and sold the first KATA-KANA typewriters to ONI (aka CSP-62, RIP-5 or Underwood Code Machine "RIP-5").

Laurance F. Safford went on to oversee the WWII US Navy Cryptographers, and he worked with Frank Rowlett to perfect the PURPLE code breaking machinery.

Another curiousity is that Carl A. Joerissen was associated with Gertrude Laughlin Joerissen, a linguist who translated Chinese and Japanese poetry. This Gertrude is not the daughter of US Ambassador to Spain, Laughlin.

The fact that the brother-in-law of Paul Joachim's sister, Kay, was the longtime, US Navy patent attorney is also intriguing. How did George De Mohrenschildt manage to insinuate himself with navy officer Paul Joachim, and Henry C. Bruton? Is it only coincidence that Paul Joachim was murdered in the same general time period that Edwin Walker was shot at, and also when Thomas J. Devine's foreign service brother-in-law went missing and washed up dead, considering that the dead man's brother, Howard Bucknell, III was a Navy submarine commander? Does any of this increase the significance of De Morhenschildt's introduction of Oswald to Henry C. Bruton?

 
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Elmina Nance Joachim Joerissen (1887–1976) was a prominent Washington, D.C. socialite, former actress, and wife of the prominent diplomat Carl Augustus Joerissen. She frequently appeared in the capital's society pages in the 1930s and 1940s and later became a fixture in local amateur theater.She was also the central figure identified by historians in an iconic historic photograph and flag collage, which was famously featured on the Family Tree Magazine platform.

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In 1930 Joerissen swapped his home at 1619 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington DC, for Ross’s house in Paris, on a 15-year lease deal. However, Joerissen’s wife became ill and the couple returned to Washington, where Gertrude died in the Mayflower Hotel in 1933. Joerissen, at the age of 63, remarried the next year and he and Elmina, the former Mrs Joachim (née Nance, 1888-1976), took up residence at 2100 Massachusetts Avenue. Carl adopted his second wife’s children. The Joerissens moved to 6900 Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, just across the district line in Maryland. A $10,000 robbery there in 1938 gives a clue to their wealth: the theft included a mink coat, a silver-fox coat, linen, silverware and jewelry.
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The Education Forum has always created exiles due to its draconian, unaccountable moderation...The members there know what the deal is and knuckle under to the overbearing moderation with sycophancy and obsequiousness...The Deep Politics Forum was formed as a sanctuary to excessive Education Forum moderation...

In my opinion a poster's status should be determined by the quality of his research...This is something that has been corrupted on The Education Forum in to controlling members having their way and giving right of way to their favorites...In my case I accuse The Education Forum of using censorship and banning to avoid the correct evidence on Prayer Man and forcing what they know to be the incorrect evidence...This is so bad that it invalidates the forum...The way the forum deals with this accusation is to ban and ignore those who try to show it...

Former Ed Forum moderator Kathy Beckett and a far-left, Nosenko-loving / Bagley-hating firebwand CT by the name of Michael Clark conspired to kick me out of the so-called JFK Assassination Debate - Education Forum in May 2018.
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Posted by Lance on another thread....

Alas, par for the course. At the Ed Forum one time, Jimbo asked "Man, what about that Raleigh phone call?" as though there could scarcely be anything more definitively suspicious. This caused me to launch into one of my exhaustive and exhausting factoid expeditions. When I was done, even Greg Parker at his site acknowledged that Lance "sometimes does good work." Did Jimbo miss a beat? Noooo, of course not. He is still asking "Man, what about that Raleigh phone call?" Like way too many CTers, he simply cannot let go of a conspiratorial factoid; everything must point to a conspiracy - nor can he ever acknowledge a mistake. I fortunately have never met him, but people who have, including fellow CTers, tell me he is a pompous, overbearing, bullying ass. I recently read a gossipy new biography of JFK in which the author thanked "acclaimed historian" Jimbo. I just about fell out of my chair - and I'm sure the phrase was provided by the "acclaimed historian" himself.

John Hurt of the NSA's wife, Ana.....
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https://www.nytimes.com/1966/08/09/archives/john-b-hurt-retired-aide-of-national-security-unit.html
Aug. 9, 1966
John B. Hurt, Retired Aide Of National Security Unit
John B. Hurt, retired dean of the linguistics staff of the National Security Agency, died Monday morning of a heart attack. He was 62 years old and lived at 330 Third Avenue.

Mr. Hurt worked for the Government agency when it was the Signal Intelligence Service of the War Department from 1930 to 1963. He was the agency's expert on Oriental languages.

Mr. Hurt is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ana Drittell Hurt, a Russian-born cellist; his mother, Mrs. Anna Hurt of Wytheville, Va.; two sisters and three brothers.
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https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/27552-the-raleigh-phone-call-revisited/#comment-452053
The Raleigh phone call revisited
Greg Doudna replied to Greg Doudna's topic in JFK Assassination Debate

...one Ana Drittel or Dratelle, whose last name evokes an unusual name used as an alias by Lee Harvey Oswald on his revolver order form: "D.F. Drittal". Oswald wrote a signature of that name represented as that individual's signature, identified by handwriting experts as written by Oswald, as vouching...
 December 31, 2021
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Posted February 19, 2010 (edited)
Just a spooky coincidence, or much more? I'll let Greg and Jim present the background.

For Greg to consider:

"Drittel" or "Drittell"....it is spelled both ways...was the name of a Russian immigrant, a cellist named Ana :
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At least ten years ago, probably more, I was encouraged to join the Ed Forum by one of its members. I did try but was unsuccessful. As best I remember it, I was told they were not accepting new members at the time. Based on some of the comments I've read, that was no great loss for me. I probably would have been too blunt for their liking anyway.
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I was aware of those CBS tests when I made my proposal and I knew they didn't meet the conditions I laid out. They didn't test the problems I pointed out for an early first shot.

The problem with those CBS recreations is they were based on the erroneous premises that the WC concluded the 3 shots were fired in 5.6 seconds and that the WC determined when the first shot was fired. Neither of those premises were correct. In fact, of the scenarios the WC offered, CBS chose to test only the least probable and the most difficult one. They only tested the scenario in which Oswald fired his first shot after JFK cleared the tree, making all three shots being fired down range. A very sloppy piece of journalism by the man once considered the Most Trusted Man in America in collaboration with Dan Rather who I doubt was trusted by many people at all.

A proper test would have tested all the scenarios the WC offered and would have tested several points in time the first shot could have missed. There is no clear consensus among LNs as to how early that missed shot was fired but a sampling of several would have given us an idea as to how plausible some of those scenarios were. Testing an earlier first shot would have demonstrated how difficult an early first shot would have been but only if they also simulated the sash that was only open about a foot. Such a test could have revealed how much Oswald's view would have been obscured by the bottom of the sash, how much he would have had to raise up to fire at a severely veridical angle, and whether the boxes he stacked by the window would have been of any help steadying the rifle for that shot.
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