I Dont Get It....
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GNR4LIFE
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@LaT said:
Are you sure you're not the one limiting yourself? The Oswald story, his whereabouts, his background etc, doesn't add up, it hasn't been ignored. Its been over 50 yrs and still a clear motive for why Oswald wanted him dead has still never been explained. What was the motive? And you saying ''he was a nut, that's all the motive he needed'' doesn't cut it, its weak, just like when you ignored the logic of why he waited till the motorcade proceeded down Elm street. Everyone that's been in a similar situation to Oswald has had a motive. Wilkes Booth was upset that Lincoln freed the slaves and was a confederate sympathiser, Mark Chapman wanted to acquire John Lennon's fame, John Hinckley wanted to impress Jodie Foster. Are they screwed up motives? Of course, but the fact remains that they had reasons for doing what they did, to this day it still hasn't been explained why he wanted JFK dead.
There were plenty of reasons people wanted JFK dead. He was prosecuting the mafia left, right and centre, or at least his brother was, people were still pissed over the Bay of Pigs fiasco, and perhaps the biggest reason, he was planning on pulling troops out of Vietnam as early as 64, meaning had he lived the Vietnam war would never have escalated. Instead the day after the assassination LBJ changed everything JFK had in place and the war went on for another 10-11 yrs.
James Teague was a bystander on the curb, who received a wound to his face from a bullet hitting the concrete beneath him. The angle that he was standing from the Presidents car, if shots had come from the Book Depository like has been said, then the bullet that wounded him missed the president by over 30 feet. Kind of a bad shot to miss by that much if that's where you're shooting from. Also odd, considering the common story reported was that only 3 shots were fired, two hitting Kennedy, and one hitting Connolly. Then there's the business of doctors treating Kennedy stating that the wound from his neck was an entry wound, not an exit wound, but I digress. That shot being failed to be taken as the motorcade was coming down Houston street, in which Oswald had a clear head shot of the President coming towards him is the kicker, why not take it then? Sorry, but ''oh you're trying to look for logic from a nutcase'', doesn't cut it as a response, its a weak answer, because everyone, no matter how deranged in that position will still try and give themselves the best possible opportunity. And in Oswald's case the best opportunity isn't to sit on your hands and wait till the President is moving away from you, at an angle and leaving you having to shoot through a tree, with a terrible rifle, and the target being over 200 feet away. It sounds more like a situation where you're waiting for someone to enter a crossfire. Did Jack Ruby really shoot Oswald because he didn't want to put Jackie through the agony of a trial? Gee what a nice guy.
happy_tiger
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The problem was we never got to find out whether Oswald had any motives GNR
That's where the problem lies
Dead men tell no tales
That's where the problem lies
Dead men tell no tales
happy_tiger
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@AmericanHistoryX said:
Look I know we will probably never fully know the whole truth , but why would a pilot perform a manoeuvre that he knows carry huge risk ??
AmericanHistoryX
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@happy tiger said:
have you seen the film FLIGHT - that should answer your question Happy.
AmericanHistoryX
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@TrueTiger said:
a conspiracy is basically living in the past on a deeper level and most probably in the sub-conscious. life on the other hand moves the other way.
AmericanHistoryX
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it doesn't have the truth - the book does
AHX,I always thought that a conspiracy was things were against you or your beliefs and although it is as you say in the subconscious,the believers think that it is happening day in day out and the end is nigh so to say..
People in the real world conspire against others all the time,such as in a job for eg,where someone is trying to get a promotion while backstabbing the one whose job they want..
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I myself don't believe in conspiring against others,but call a spade a spade with facts..
I maybe completely off the track,but do you agree with some of what I say or can you put me on the right track…cheers mate....
People in the real world conspire against others all the time,such as in a job for eg,where someone is trying to get a promotion while backstabbing the one whose job they want..
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I myself don't believe in conspiring against others,but call a spade a spade with facts..
I maybe completely off the track,but do you agree with some of what I say or can you put me on the right track…cheers mate....
AmericanHistoryX
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there's more to it than that - but i got to say you know your shit - pretty good TT
@AmericanHistoryX said:
The Book of Secrets,,,,cool
happy_tiger
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@Geo. said:
The other book Geo , The Lorax
AmericanHistoryX
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you guys are funny - The book
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happy_tiger
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@AmericanHistoryX said:
Sorry Green Eggs and Ham
