JFK Assassination Documents to be released this year

[Fiver]

Using advanced technology today, not even dreamed of in 1963 , to prove an event that took place in 1963 is a lie!
Despite advanced engineering and the fact that the technology is proven, the government is always right. Rubbish and technology averse.

Advanced technology has repeatedly proven that the photographs were real, the ballistics were real, the fingerprints were real, and the x-rays were real. Yet Conspiracists cling to a Conspiracy that was so good at forging evidence that they could fool technologies that weren't invented yet, yet so stupid that they needed to forge evidence.

[Fiver]

80% of Americans believe that its government lied to them regarding JFK, RFK and MLK.

Reality is not an opinion poll.

And your numbers are wrong. 50% of Americans believe in a conspiracy. 28% believe Oswald acted alone. 22% didn't know.

And of those who believe there was a conspiracy, 43% believe the US government was involved.

[Fiver]

The worst outcome was Vietnam. 58000 deaths. While those on this post may think this is about- whether Oswald did it or not, is really not the issue at all.

Again, the myth that JFK wouldn't have escalated the war in Vietnam. This was the President whose brinksmanship led to the Cuban Missile Crisis.

[FrankO]

Neither am I, but Michael Haag and Luke Haag are.

NOVA has a good documentary.

I had seen it before, but thanks for posting it, Fiver. It's indeed a good documentary.

[cobalt]

Dulles had been sidelined, but JFK was not intent on breaking up the CIA.

The best known quote is JFK vowing to break the CIA 'into a thousand pieces.' A massive undertaking which was not possible during his first term so was put on the back burner. Had JFK been re-elected in 1964 then he presumably would have made some moves to curb its influence.

The CIA did not act with impunity under LBJ, McCone quit because LBJ wouldn't listen when the CIA said the bombing in Vietnam was not working and expanding the war would be a good idea.

Of course the CIA acted with impunity post the assassination, as did the FBI. When the Head of State is assassinated in public in any country then the sacking of senior security officials, even if only for public consumption, inevitably follows. This did not happen in the USA in 1963/64 which indicates the confidence Johnson retained in those who had overseen his rise to power.
As for expanding the war, I think McCone was instrumental in making Laos the most bombed country on the planet. Maybe if he had not resigned he could have celebrated the expansion of the conflict into Cambodia.

Oswald met Kostikov at the Soviet Embassy. Kostikov and other employees at the Soviet Embassy have said so

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There is no reliable evidence they ever met. Kostikov could not speak English and Oswald's Russian was basic.

So faking a phone call to the Embassy was unnecessary and shows incompetence by the Conspirators.

Maybe the conspirators did not trust that the testimony of Soviet embassy employees would be accepted to the degree that you do. This would be the same people guaranteed to deny Kostikov was part of an assassination department. The phone call established a link between a fake Oswald and Kostikov which was independent of dodgy witnesses. A type written letter discovered by Mrs. Payne helped cement the spurious Oswald/Kostikov link.

Thanks for admitting you have no evidence that McCloy was initially skeptical about the Lone Gunman theory.

Maybe your browser is playing up again. Try obscure sites like 'Wikipedia,' 'Politico,' and 'Spartacus Educational,' the latter of which provides most detail on McCloy's conversion to the WC narrative.

[Patrick Differ]

Advanced technology has repeatedly proven that the photographs were real, the ballistics were real, the fingerprints were real, and the x-rays were real. Yet Conspiracists cling to a Conspiracy that was so good at forging evidence that they could fool technologies that weren't invented yet, yet so stupid that they needed to forge evidence.

How is Knott Lab a lie? You haven't answered the question regarding their results. You just mimic the Party Line.

[FISHY1118]

I thought that I’d make a suggestion to help Fishy avoid the taxing effort of cutting and pasting the entirety of Gil Jesus’s website onto here by posting this link.

https://gil-jesus.com/:2thumbsup:

No need to thank me.

And by the way, the answer to the question on the link is…yes he was.

I thought I just post "Actual Evidence" as requested by Herlock no matter what source it comes from .

You can thank me by accepting the fact the warren commission lied..

The fake Autopsy photos = case closed.

[Herlock Sholmes]

I thought I just post "Actual Evidence" as requested by Herlock no matter what source it comes from .

You can thank me by accepting the fact the warren commission lied..

The fake Autopsy photos = case closed.

Nope. Gil Jesus’s opinion. His opinion doesn’t count.

Ive already posted a link to all of the real experts who examined all of the photographs and x-rays and found absolutely zero evidence of tampering. On conspiracy theorists who don’t live in the real world disagree. Flat Earthers, Hollow Moon, Chemtrails, Sandy Hook, Pizzagate…the lust goes on. How can anyone believe conspiracy theorists.

[Herlock Sholmes]

How is Knott Lab a lie? You haven't answered the question regarding their results. You just mimic the Party Line.

Knott Lab results are clearly faked by those that are ‘in on it.’

I assume that we can all play that game?

Fair’s fair.

[FISHY1118]

Nope. Gil Jesus’s opinion. His opinion doesn’t count.

Ive already posted a link to all of the real experts who examined all of the photographs and x-rays and found absolutely zero evidence of tampering. On conspiracy theorists who don’t live in the real world disagree. Flat Earthers, Hollow Moon, Chemtrails, Sandy Hook, Pizzagate…the lust goes on. How can anyone believe conspiracy theorists.

Oh so when you see "Actual Evidence" you don't agree with you simply ignore it and it doesn't count? Is that it ? .

Thank you for confirming that.

And just to educate you a little on your Autopsy experts who examined the back of jfk head photo, how many were there with clint Hill and the back of the limo on the 22nd of November 1963 ?.

THE HOLE IN THE BACK OF HIS HEAD THE SIZE OF I COULD PUT MY FIST IN .

Deal in real facts ,not warren commission conspiracy.

[Fiver]

The Dallas Police executed a search warrant on Saturday, November 23, 1963 at the home of Ruth Paine. During that search, police claimed to have found pictures of Oswald with a rifle and handgun in a holster on his hip. ( Stovall Exhibit D ) But the itemized list of things they recovered during that search ( Stovall Exhibit B ) does not include the photographs or negatives, or an ad from Klein's they recovered showing the alleged murder weapon. Why not ?

I see your source hasn't bothered to read the witness testimony.

Mr. BALL Now, did you make a list of what you had found and took with you on that day?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, we did.
Mr. BALL. Is this the list?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, it is.
Mr. BALL. And where was that made?
Mr. STOVALL. That was made down at the city hall in the Homicide Bureau.
Mr. BALL. I would like to mark this as "Stovall Exhibit B."
(Instrument referred to marked as "Stovall Exhibit B," for identification.)
Mr. BALL. Now, at that time did you find any snapshots that appeared to be Oswald in the photograph?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, sir; Rose did, and when he looked at them, he said, "Look at this." At the time he said that--he showed us the snapshots and the negatives to me.
Mr. BALL. Did they show you what appeared to be Oswald in the snapshots?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes.
Mr. BALL. He had the negatives and snapshots?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes.
Mr. BALL. And he showed Oswald--what was significant about the photograph?
Mr. STOVALL. He was in a standing position just outside of the house holding a rifle in one hand and he was wearing a pistol in a holster on his right hip and he was holding two papers in the other hand.
Mr. BALL. Did you take the snapshots?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, we took the snapshots.
Mr. BALL. And the negatives?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes.
Mr. BALL. Where are they listed on this exhibit--this Exhibit B?
Mr. STOVALL. I believe we listed them where we've got "Miscellaneous photographs and maps." There were several other photographs that we took when we were there.

Mr. BALL. Now, you also found a magazine advertisement from Klein's Department Store, Klein's in Chicago?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, sir; that was in the same box with the photographs.

[B]So are we to believe that they had this rock solid evidence linking Oswald to the rifle and the handgun, both murder weapons, and they didn't even put them on the evidence list and didn't even photograph them with the rest of the evidence they confiscated ?

Your source is lying again.

Dallas police did photograph the backyard photos.

[Fiver]

How is Knott Lab a lie? You haven't answered the question regarding their results. You just mimic the Party Line.

I have answered this several times. Knott Labs assumes the JFK throat shot was at Zapruder frame 225, but the Zapruder film clearly shows that JFK had started raising his arms to his throat in frame 224, meaning JFK was hit some tome before then.

[FISHY1118]

I see your source hasn't bothered to read the witness testimony.

Mr. BALL Now, did you make a list of what you had found and took with you on that day?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, we did.
Mr. BALL. Is this the list?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, it is.
Mr. BALL. And where was that made?
Mr. STOVALL. That was made down at the city hall in the Homicide Bureau.
Mr. BALL. I would like to mark this as "Stovall Exhibit B."
(Instrument referred to marked as "Stovall Exhibit B," for identification.)
Mr. BALL. Now, at that time did you find any snapshots that appeared to be Oswald in the photograph?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, sir; Rose did, and when he looked at them, he said, "Look at this." At the time he said that--he showed us the snapshots and the negatives to me.
Mr. BALL. Did they show you what appeared to be Oswald in the snapshots?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes.
Mr. BALL. He had the negatives and snapshots?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes.
Mr. BALL. And he showed Oswald--what was significant about the photograph?
Mr. STOVALL. He was in a standing position just outside of the house holding a rifle in one hand and he was wearing a pistol in a holster on his right hip and he was holding two papers in the other hand.
Mr. BALL. Did you take the snapshots?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, we took the snapshots.
Mr. BALL. And the negatives?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes.
Mr. BALL. Where are they listed on this exhibit--this Exhibit B?
Mr. STOVALL. I believe we listed them where we've got "Miscellaneous photographs and maps." There were several other photographs that we took when we were there.

Mr. BALL. Now, you also found a magazine advertisement from Klein's Department Store, Klein's in Chicago?
Mr. STOVALL. Yes, sir; that was in the same box with the photographs.



Your source is lying again.

Dallas police did photograph the backyard photos.

No ,my source is telling the truth that which on the 23rd November 1963 , its pointing out the photo evidence missing on that day .

What was claimed by the witness after that fact is contradictory to the initial search, just like the entire warren commission .

But nice try.

[Fiver]

It was under these conditions, firing the rifle in a machine rest, that Simmons called the CE 139 rifle, "quite accurate" ( ibid. ), something the Commission quoted in its Report ( pg. 194 ), but failed to reveal under what circumstances the comment was made.

It's hard to image any rifle not being accurate when set up in a rig like that.

I see your source does not understand the Army tests.

Mr. McCLOY. Your task is primarily evaluation--
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes, sir.
Mr. McCLOY. Of the characteristics of the rifle, particularly in terms of its accuracy and its wounding power, killing power?
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes, sir.
Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Chairman, may this witness be admitted as an expert to testify in this area?
Mr. McCLOY. Yes.
Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Simmons, did you conduct a test from a machine rest, a test of round-to- round dispersion of this weapon, or have such tests conducted?
Mr. SIMMONS. May I check the serial number?
Mr. EISENBERG. I should ask first if you are familiar with this weapon.
I have handed the witness Commission Exhibit 139.
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes. We fired this weapon from a machine rest for round-to-round dispersion. We fired exactly 20 rounds in this test, and the dispersion which we measured is of conventional magnitude, about the same that we get with our present military rifles, and the standard deviation of dispersion is .29 mil.
Mr. EISENBERG. That is a fraction of a degree?
Mr. SIMMONS. A mil is an angular measurement. There are 17.7 mils to a degree.
Mr. EISENBERG. Do I understand your testimony to be that this rifle is as accurate as the current American military rifles?
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes. As far as we can determine from bench-rest firing.
Mr. EISENBERG. Would you consider that to be a high degree of accuracy?
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes, the weapon is quite accurate. For most small arms, we discover that the round- to-round dispersion is of the order of three-tenths of a mil. We have run into some unusual ones, however, which give us higher values, but very few which give us smaller values, except in selected lots of ammunition.
Mr. McCLOY. You are talking about the present military rifle--will you designate it?
Mr. SIMMONS. The M-14.
Mr. McCLOY. Is it as accurate as the Springfield 1906 ammunition?
Mr. SIMMONS. I am not familiar with the difference between the M-14 in its accuracy and the 1906 Springfield. These are very similar in their dispersion.
Mr. McCLOY. At a hundred yards, what does that amount to? What is the dispersion?
Mr. SIMMONS. Well, at a hundred yards, one mil is 3.6 inches, and 0.3 of that is a little more than an inch.

The army was testing the inherent accuracy of the rifle. An inch of deviation at 100 yards is very accurate.

There are other elements that affect shooting accuracy - the quality of the scope, target motion, the bracing of the weapon, and the skill of the shooter. But the army showed that the weapon itself was accurate.

[FISHY1118]

I see your source does not understand the Army tests.

Mr. McCLOY. Your task is primarily evaluation--
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes, sir.
Mr. McCLOY. Of the characteristics of the rifle, particularly in terms of its accuracy and its wounding power, killing power?
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes, sir.
Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Chairman, may this witness be admitted as an expert to testify in this area?
Mr. McCLOY. Yes.
Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Simmons, did you conduct a test from a machine rest, a test of round-to- round dispersion of this weapon, or have such tests conducted?
Mr. SIMMONS. May I check the serial number?
Mr. EISENBERG. I should ask first if you are familiar with this weapon.
I have handed the witness Commission Exhibit 139.
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes. We fired this weapon from a machine rest for round-to-round dispersion. We fired exactly 20 rounds in this test, and the dispersion which we measured is of conventional magnitude, about the same that we get with our present military rifles, and the standard deviation of dispersion is .29 mil.
Mr. EISENBERG. That is a fraction of a degree?
Mr. SIMMONS. A mil is an angular measurement. There are 17.7 mils to a degree.
Mr. EISENBERG. Do I understand your testimony to be that this rifle is as accurate as the current American military rifles?
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes. As far as we can determine from bench-rest firing.
Mr. EISENBERG. Would you consider that to be a high degree of accuracy?
Mr. SIMMONS. Yes, the weapon is quite accurate. For most small arms, we discover that the round- to-round dispersion is of the order of three-tenths of a mil. We have run into some unusual ones, however, which give us higher values, but very few which give us smaller values, except in selected lots of ammunition.
Mr. McCLOY. You are talking about the present military rifle--will you designate it?
Mr. SIMMONS. The M-14.
Mr. McCLOY. Is it as accurate as the Springfield 1906 ammunition?
Mr. SIMMONS. I am not familiar with the difference between the M-14 in its accuracy and the 1906 Springfield. These are very similar in their dispersion.
Mr. McCLOY. At a hundred yards, what does that amount to? What is the dispersion?
Mr. SIMMONS. Well, at a hundred yards, one mil is 3.6 inches, and 0.3 of that is a little more than an inch.

The army was testing the inherent accuracy of the rifle. An inch of deviation at 100 yards is very accurate.

There are other elements that affect shooting accuracy - the quality of the scope, target motion, the bracing of the weapon, and the skill of the shooter. But the army showed that the weapon itself was accurate.

Great...... More inconsistencies where the cancarno rifle accuracy and effectiveness is concerned. Expert witnesses have testified to the opposite .

What else you got ?

Btw can you explain the Autopsy photo of the back of JFKs head that Clint Hill makes a mockery of ?

Which one of your medical experts who conducted the autopsy where there in limo with clint Hill?

Thats right NONE.....