JFK Assassination Forum

Who cares?  He is president and Kamala/Hillary are not.  If nothing else, Trump spared us an unmitigated disaster of a Kamala Harris or Hillary Clinton presidency.  That would have been the end game for the US.  Even with our media working overtime to undermine Trump, he still won.  The lunatics don't always control the agenda.  Even if they are loud and destructive.  Thankfully we still have some sane people.

The real danger is if the Democrats ever gain control of the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives which they probably will. When that happens, they will end the filibuster, pack the Supreme Court, and grant statehood to DC and Puerto Rico, making it very difficult for the GOP to take back the Senate. They will then be able to ram through their radical agenda. It almost happened in 2020 but we were lucky to have a couple sane Democrats in Joe Manchin and Kristen Sinema to prevent that from happening. The only one we have now is John Fetterman and I don't think he will be enough to stop all this if the Democrats get 51 senators.

SSA Hickey in the follow-up limo accidentally fired a 4 or 5 shot auto burst of his AR15 & the last slug (a hollow point slug) hit jfk in the head, & the remnant slug then cracked the windshield.
The 2nd last shot of Hickey's auto burst put a dent in the chrome trim above the windshield of the jfk limo.  As far as i know no-one has ever re-created that dent shot.  This would be a good test to show that the dent was made by an AR15 & not by Oswald's Carcano.

The Hickey-did-it-accidentally theory is as goofy as any conspiracy theory I've ever come across. It's right up there with Greer shooting JFK with a handgun. The evidence for a first shot while Zapruder was not filming is as thin as gruel.

My Two Cents is that JFK was assassinated by Oswald alone and that we have not been visited by Alien Spacecraft. Space is just too vast. Too hard to make the journey. And there are philosophical reasons to believe that we cannot visit other starts and aliens cannot visit ours.


First of all, the constants of fundamental properties of physics, strength of gravity, the strength of electric attraction of protons and electrons, just happened to be set perfectly to allow the existence of stars, planets, life and intelligent life. The odds of this happening by sheer luck alone are astronomical. How did this happen?

Well, for most people, the answer is obvious. God set up the universe that way.

I do not go along with this. I am biased against supernatural explanations. Maybe I am wrong, but that is my bias.

I go along with the theory that universes are being created all the time, with different properties. In most of these universes, life never forms. In a small fraction of universes, life can form and does form and sometimes develops intelligent beings that wonder how they could be so lucky.


Now, let's imagine a catalog that contains a card that corresponds to a star which has intelligent life. The majority of these cards should occur in universes with lots of civilizations. So, most likely, we live in a universe with lots of civilizations that develop around certain stars.

What kind of property should such a universe have:

* Lots of stars that provide potential for a civilization to develop.

* Some 'mechanism' that makes it basically impossible for a civilization, even with advanced technology, to visit other stars. Otherwise, an early civilization could form first, quickly colonize other star systems, and prevent other civilizations from ever forming. Such a universe would develop relatively few civilizations and so, statistically, we are probably not in such a universe.


Does our universe look something like this? Yes, it is vast. With hundreds of billions of galaxies, each with billions, even hundreds of billions of stars. And there is 'mechanism' that likely prevent the visiting of other solar systems, which will prevent one civilization preventing other potential civilizations from ever forming? Again, yes, the vast distances between stars which scientists just don't see a way of technology of ever overcoming.

So no, I do not think we have ever been visited by aliens.

I hadnt thort of it before now, but the crease in the front face of the hard tough chrome trim would have helped to stop the small frangible slug (possibly hollow point) from Hickey's AR15.
The remnant slug & some of the lead splatter would probly have ended outside of the JFK limo (ie on the road). This was the 2nd last shot of Hickey's auto burst.

The last shot of the accidental auto burst hit JFK in the head, & the remnant slug veered say  6 deg inside the skull to then crack the windscreen (just left of the mirror).
This remnant probly ended inside the JFK limo. In which case it must have been secretted by the SS. Unless it did end up on the road.
https://i.postimg.cc/C1TW9z5Z/chrome-trim-before-jfk-cropped-crack-dent.jpg


From 6:16 this video shows an open-ended jacketed bullet hitting something hard:

SSA Hickey in the follow-up limo accidentally fired a 4 or 5 shot auto burst of his AR15 & the last slug (a hollow point slug) hit jfk in the head, & the remnant slug then cracked the windshield.
The 2nd last shot of Hickey's auto burst put a dent in the chrome trim above the windshield of the jfk limo.  As far as i know no-one has ever re-created that dent shot.  This would be a good test to show that the dent was made by an AR15 & not by Oswald's Carcano.

Who cares?  He is president and Kamala/Hillary are not.  If nothing else, Trump spared us an unmitigated disaster of a Kamala Harris or Hillary Clinton presidency.  That would have been the end game for the US.  Even with our media working overtime to undermine Trump, he still won.  The lunatics don't always control the agenda.  Even if they are loud and destructive.  Thankfully we still have some sane people.

ME: What percentage of the people who voted for Trump in 2024 now disapprove of his job performance?

GROK: Approximately 20-25% of people who voted for Trump in 2024 now give him a negative (disapprove) job approval rating.

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