"The conspiracists' methods produce a surreal world. Every discrepancy is interpreted as a crack in the official stone wall through which one may glimpse the ugly truth of what happened. Behind the wall are disconnected scenes, each with its own set of conspirators. On close examination, many of these scenes evaporate." -- Page 277 (Jean Davison, Oswald’s Game)
shareCheck out tex-29's sleeper-cell IMDb profile. That will tell you about his own methods.
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Why don't you take vacation dude? The conspiracy scenario is so mure more convincing that your stupid magic bullet. How the hell can anyone in 2013 think a lunatic took an impossible shot with a *beep* rifle?
I'm not sure about who did it, why, it could be a lot of dudes, but I'm sure Oswald was not the only there this day. Probably he didn't even shot a bullet.
Indeed, it is hard to believe that anyone would accept the magic bullet theory. Someone in government doesn't want the truth revealed.
shareIf a single bullet is so darn insulting to your intelligence, then why
1) do the two men react at the exact same instant (zapruder frames 223/224)?
2) do their wounds align directly back to Oswald's sixth floor sniper's nest?
3) was the damage to the bullet consistent with the injuries of the two men?
4) did ballistic tests prove that the single bullet was fired from Oswald's rifle?
5) didn't they find any more bullets?
I'll be waiting for your myth influenced and factoid based answers.
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The most impressive thing about the people behind the conspiracy is that:
1. They had a Secret Service agent or member of the Kennedy inner circle on the inside to plant the magic bullet at Parkland while Governor Connally was still in the trauma room getting his wounds assessed.
2. That person knew in advance of the shooting that Connally would have one entrance wound without a corresponding exit wound.
3. That person also knew in advance that the bullet would have expended its energy passing through other parts of Connally's body, and cause a shallow enough entry wound that it would fall out by itself.
4. That person was able to plant the "magic" bullet on the floor in the hallway under Connally's stretcher.
5. That person knew to then go inside the trauma room, while the Trauma Team was operating to save the life of the Governor of Texas, then get on the floor to find the actual bullet that caused the wound and get rid of it. Or that he managed to get to the operating table and remove the bullet from Connally's thigh wound. All without all the doctors and nurses operating on his chest not noticing him.
Amazing foresight.
I will not be responding to anyone else's replies to this because I came to the conclusion, back in the 1970s when I read the Warren Report and most of its encyclopedic exhibit volumes, that Franz Werfel said it best in the preface to his The Song of Bernadette: "For those who believe, no explanation is necessary. For those who don't, no explanation is possible."
How does this theory explain the hole in Kennedy's neck? Or does the WR not acknowledge one?
shareHow about the fact it wasn't so "magic". It was a straight shot.
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No, it wasn't.
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Kennedy was elevated higher than Connoly and positioned more to his right. There was no breaking of physics, and it was something that a single person could have fired from the Book Depository.
You'll note, however, that it does not prove, nor disprove, a conspiracy.
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