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JFK Assassination Plus General Discussion And Debate / Re: U.S. Politics
« Last post by Richard Smith on September 11, 2025, 05:06:45 PM »
   This is what you get when people like Mika accuse ICE of "disappearing" people. Like a lawyer attempting to influence the decision of a jury, these "hosts" specialize in rhetoric. They know exactly what they are saying and the reaction that they are attempting to trigger.

Yes, it is pathetic to see these same folks feign shock and disgust after a violent event when they have fueled this action with years of relentless demonization.  As though they had nothing to do with the situation.  CNN is reporting that the rifle and ammo had various "cultural phrases" written on it.  Yes, I bet it did, but we may never learn what given the past investigations into the Trump assassins. 
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How so?

Calvery may even have met Shelley and/or Lovelady near the "island" about 15 seconds after the final shot and continued on her way to the steps when they started walking down Elm Street Extension towards the railway yard / parking lot.

There are many reasons for believing Calvery was the big/tall gal in Zapruder and Betzner-3 (you do agree that the gal standing to the immediate left of John Templin in the Zapruder film is big and tall, don't you?).

Do you agree that the face of the woman I'm referring to in Betzner-3 resembles the face of Gloria Calvery (you can google her name if you have to)?

If you'll go to the so-called JFK Assassination Debate - Education Forum, you'll see that not only is the big/tall gal wearing a dark-colored blouse and a dark-colored headscarf and standing next to her dressed in all-white colleague, but that a strip of the big/tall gal's neutral-colored skirt is visible in Couch-Darnell, too.

I could go on and on, but that's enough for now.

Get back to me after you've done some "research" on the issue at the Ed Forum, or maybe even here.

-- Tom

   Calvery MAY even have met Shelley and/or Lovelady NEAR the island....". I have no idea what this Specifically means. "MAY"? "NEAR"?  We are dealing in seconds here. The alleged traveled distance of Calvery in 25 seconds being absolutely critical. Yet, you choose to employ the disclaimers of "May" and "Near"? Not only is this weak choice of wording Not convincing, it also signals that even You have doubt. Thanks again for providing that link to the Ed Forum.
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JFK Assassination Plus General Discussion And Debate / Re: U.S. Politics
« Last post by Royell Storing on September 11, 2025, 04:36:33 PM »
Of course, Tom is suggesting that Kirk is responsible for his own murder.  It is the natural progression of the unhinged hate fueled rage against Trump.  When you start claiming someone is Hitler or a Nazi, then anything is fair game to them.  The ends justify any means.  Kirk was a young father who was peacefully exercising his First Amendment rights.  That can no longer be tolerated by some on the left.  They have been radicalized by propaganda to a frightening extent.  Kirk was the enemy to them.  A threat to democracy because he had opinions contrary to their own.  Fortunately, the nuts who espouse this kind of reckless rhetoric are few in number even if they remain vocal.

   This is what you get when people like Mika accuse ICE of "disappearing" people. Like a lawyer attempting to influence the decision of a jury, these "hosts" specialize in rhetoric. They know exactly what they are saying and the reaction that they are attempting to trigger.
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Mr. McCLOY. Do you solemnly swear the testimony you give at this hearing will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
Mr. DAY. I do.
.....
Mr. BELIN. Do you know what Commission Exhibit No. 637 is?
Mr. DAY. This is the trace of palmprint I lifted off of the barrel of the gun after I had removed the wood.
Mr. BELIN. Does it have your name on it or your handwriting?
Mr. DAY. It has the name "J. C. Day," and also "11/22/63" written on it in my writing off the underside gun barrel near the end of foregrip, C-2766.

https://www.jfk-assassination.net/russ/testimony/day1.htm

Umm, yes, but when the WC then looked into Day's story about the palmprint, even they became skeptical, as we know from released WC memos. That's why they asked him to sign a sworn statement reaffirming that he lifted the palmprint. Your arguments are once again decades behind the information curve.

I notice you said nothing about the fact that Day, in violation of DPD procedure and all common sense and competence, incredibly "failed" to take a single photograph of the print on the barrel. He took photos of the worthless trigger-guard prints but not of the alleged palmprint.

I also notice you said nothing about my article on the evidence that the palmprint was planted:

"Was Oswald's Palmprint Planted on the Alleged Murder Weapon?"
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NzWhdO-Ak3nbuxl8vsy62-fpLTBMBvPx/view

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How do I post pics Mister Tom?
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Just for fun, I reviewed some of the old Ed Forum threads on these issues. Good God, what a mishmash of uninformed blather and irrelevant tangents. In my first contribution, I – who had no idea what I was talking about – contributed a court case referring to “bank stamps.” I – who had no idea what I was talking about – was warmly welcomed by Sandy!

The case will illustrate what I said on my first post on this thread. It’s United States v. Cambridge Trust Co., 300 F.2d 76 (1st Cir. 1962). Stay with me here.

A guy named Porter purchased 699 PMOs payable to himself. He then cleverly raised the dollar amounts on all of them. A bank called Cambridge Trust Company paid the PMOs and was eventually reimbursed by the Treasury Department. The case is about the Treasury Department wanting its money back from Cambridge Trust.

Here is what I did not grasp at the time: Cambridge Trust was “a Massachusetts state-chartered trust company.” It was not a member of the Federal Reserve System.

As described in my first post here, a state-chartered bank like Cambridge Trust got its PMOs into the Federal Reserve System through its designated clearinghouse bank, here the First National Bank of Boston. First National did not pay Cambridge Trust but simply transmitted the PMOs to the regional Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. There was no need for First National to bank stamp (endorse) the PMOs because it was simply performing a middleman function.

Precisely as described in my first post here, Cambridge Trust did indeed bank stamp the PMOs. That stamp read: “Pay to the Order of Any Bank, Banker or Trust Co. Prior Endorsements Guaranteed Cambridge Trust Company.”

Because I was clueless at the time, I failed to realize the significance of Cambridge Trust being a state-chartered bank and First National being its clearinghouse bank. What occurred was precisely what I described in my first post here.

The Klein’s PMO issue is hereby declared as dead as a vampire with a stake through his heart. I will hear or say no more about it. All honors previously bestowed on the late Sandy, RIP, in connection with this matter are hereby revoked. If the Harvey & Lee loons persist with this nonsense, they are lying frauds.

Which reminds me: Here is the very first factoid I ever busted!

On the recommendation of Walt Brown, I actually bought Harvey & Lee. $80 at the time. It came to me directly from Armstrong in Hawaii. A footnote in the PMO discussion referred to a statement by Robert Wilmouth, Vice President of the First National Bank of Chicago, to the effect that the Klein’s PMO should have bank stamps on the back.

Diligent me checked the footnote. Wilmouth said absolutely, positively NOTHING OF THE KIND. And neither did anyone else. You can read Wilmouth’s statement here: https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=10408#relPageId=199.
This was so blatant that the H&L site was quietly corrected. But all the other bank stamp nonsense remains.

Wilmouth did say that the Klein’s PMO would have gone from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to “a central processing center in Kansas City, Missouri.” Neither Little Old Me nor anyone else in the silly debate understood that this was the Postal Service’s auditing center, where PMOs did indeed go before being placed into storage at the federal records center in Alexandria. Lester Gohr of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago clarified that there were actually two auditing centers, Kansas City and Washington, DC: https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=10408#relPageId=200.

And that’s all I’m going to say about that. Factoid busting is hard, detailed work. When dealing with CTers, you can’t just say “The File Locator Number settles it.” You have to approach the matter as though you were trying to kill a vampire, because you pretty much are.
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I hate to break up this thread's exercise in mutual admiration and automatic agreement, but here's part of the rest of the story:

-- Oswald was at work when the money order was purchased.

-- The FBI was never able to verify that Oswald picked up the rifle from the post office. No postal worker recalled giving Oswald the package. Plus, there was no evidence that an "A. Hidell" was on the list of persons authorized to pick up mail from that post office box.

-- When the post office box form was entered into evidence, it was conveniently missing the part of the form that listed authorized recipients, even though postal regulations required that this portion of the form be retained for two years. However, the FBI, in a buried memo, admitted it knew that the form did not list an "A. Hidell" as an authorized recipient.

-- The alleged murder rifle was not the rifle that was ordered from Klein's. The 36-inch, 5.5 pound Mannlicher-Carcano carbine allegedly ordered by Oswald does not match the murder weapon entered into evidence by the Dallas police, which was a 40.2 inch, 7.5 pound Mannlicher-Carcano rifle.

-- The First National Bank of Chicago's unstamped deposit slip for the $13,827.98 deposit, which allegedly included the money order for the rifle, shows a deposit date of February 15, 1963--one month before the postal money order was purchased in Dallas.

When the Secret Service asked Klein's VP William Waldman about the $13,827.98 deposit, Waldman admitted that the bank had listed the deposit date as 2/15/63, but Waldman claimed the bank must have made a mistake on the deposit date, although Waldman added that he had no way of proving it was the wrong date. Really? No way of proving when a $13K deposit was made?! If the $13K deposit had been made on 3/15/63, instead of the date shown on the deposit slip (2/15/63), then Waldman merely needed to produce the Klein's bank statement for the month of March 1963. But he did not.

-- The $21.45 money order that Oswald allegedly mailed from Dallas to buy the rifle supposedly arrived at Klein's Sporting Goods on March 13, less than 24 hours after it was mailed, an amazing feat for the Post Office in 1963. We are also asked to believe that the money order was then deposited in the First National Bank on March 13, the same day it arrived at Klein's, a remarkably rapid processing of a money order, never mind that the deposit slip said the money was deposited on February 15.

Some sources for further reading:

https://harveyandlee.net/Mail_Order_Rifle/Mail_Order_Rifle.html

https://share.google/AeDdzmbMZXfnUAdUh

https://www.kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-articles/a-presumption-of-innocence-lee-harvey-oswald-part-1
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Of all the unhinged JFK conspiracy theories the notion that Ruth Paine, a Quaker housewife, was the mastermind behind a conspiracy to kill JFK has to rank.  CTers, however, are in a bind since the chain of events that led to Oswald working in the TSBD goes through her and tea parties.  So it must be so, or the chain is broken and their fantasies about a conspiracy disintegrate.
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With an accurate bolt-action rifle that already has a round in the chamber and more in the magazine, what's so hard about hitting a target twice in 5.6 seconds at 70 yards and 90 yards when the target is travelling slowly and almost directly away from you down a slight downhill slope?

Dear Fellow Conspiracy Theorist Graves (since you claim that a massive Russian conspiracy rigged the 2016 election for Trump),

"What's so hard" about it? Well, again, as I told you in my reply, the three Master-rated riflemen in the WC's rifle test failed to do it, even though they were firing from only 30 feet up, were firing at stationary targets, and took as long as they wanted for their first shot. In the 1967 CBS rifle test, not one of the 11 expert riflemen scored two hits on his first attempt. Are you able to process that these facts prove that going two for two in 5.6 seconds was a feat that 14 expert riflemen, three of whom were Master-rated, were unable to perform, and that those riflemen were far more skilled and experienced than Oswald?

I notice you ignored all of my points about the Haags' faulty claims. A reminder:

-- They assumed a bullet exited JFK's throat and shirt slits, but we know this is impossible because there was no hole through JFK's tie. So from the get-go, the Haags' entire case is built on a myth.

-- They assumed that the back-wound bullet was a 6.5 FMJ bullet, but NAA testing has contradicted this assumption.

-- They ignored the hard physical evidence of the rear JFK clothing holes, which prove the back wound was several inches below the throat wound.

-- They said Connally's back wound was 3 cm wide, but it was only 1.5 cm wide.

-- They erroneously doubled the size of Connally's back wound so they could claim that the bullet hit his back and rib while traveling sideways, but the wound was only 1.5 cm wide and the surgeon who operated on Connally's torso said the bullet created a "small tunneling wound" and that it "stripped the rib out without doing much damage to the muscles that lay on either side of it."

-- They assumed the back-wound bullet came from the TSBD's sixth-floor window but did not explain the fact that the bullet struck the back wound at an upward angle and that the interior of the wound was tunneled upward. To make this work, they would have had to lean JFK at least 60 degrees forward when the bullet struck.

-- They did not explain the stark difference between the exit wound in their ballistics gelatin and the small (3-5 mm), clean, punched-in wound in JFK's throat. Nor did they explain why all the exit wounds in the WC's SBT test were twice as large as JFK's throat wound.

-- In their analysis of the rear headshot, they assumed the bullet struck in the cowlick, nearly 4 inches higher than the location given in the autopsy report. Even Dr. Larry S-t-u-r-d-i-v-a-n, whom you guys love to quote, acknowledges that the cowlick entry site is fiction. So from the get-go the Haags' arguments about the rear headshot are based on an erroneous location for the entry wound.

-- They made no effort to explain why all the previous SBT tests where test bullets did at least part of the bone damage attributed to CE 399 emerged more deformed than CE 399.

-- They made no effort to explain why bullets fired into cotton wadding in the WC's SBT test emerged as deformed or more deformed than CE 399.

Many more problems with the Haags' "research" could be cited.

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https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/jefferson-morley-platforms-max-good

Jefferson Morley Platforms Max Good

Here is my reply to Max Good about Ruth Paine.
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