MacTheKnife
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Occam's razor. In order to avoid the simplest explanation, you have to construct ever larger, ever more complex conspiracies, and somewhere along the way, you have to assume large facts not in evidence, like, "Can you imagine how easy it would be for the CIA and the Mossad to frame a patsy with all their resources?", which substitutes for evidence that they did. Pick a few details that may have plausible alternate explanations, ignore the rest of the evidence, and imagine large numbers of shadow people pulling strings in the background, and soundly ridicule anyone who dares say otherwise.
Occam’s razor isn’t always right.
Well, as I said, I think that Oswald was promised support in return for killing Kennedy. This is strictly my opinion but it is based on the known facts; not “could haves” like the other guys rely on.
We know Oswald showed up that day without his pistol. We know he wasted precious time after he killed Kennedy to go home and get it. I theorize any reasonable person would have collected it prior to needing it.
Again, I theorize, that if something isn’t important at noon on Monday but is important at noon on Tuesday, that means one thing…the circumstances have changed during that 24 hour period. Events changed.
You couple that with the following knowns:
Oswald was one of the few (if not the only) person(s) to defect to Russia, then defect back to the US during the cold war. Was able to leave Russia with his wife. Was quite active in politics while he was back here. And that he just happens to show up at the TSBD on that day seems like too remarkable a coincidence to me in my theory on what happened to lead up to JFK’s assassination. This is pure speculation based only on known facts.
Oswald, in the month before killing Kennedy, visited the Cuban and Russian embassies in Mexico City. The CIA handlers who were watching the embassies saw this. This was not reported to the WC. And then in the next 30 days or so, he ends up killing Kennedy. Seems to me like that was indicative of those nations being involved. My point isn’t to indict the CIA but the fact that they have him visiting the embassies down there is informative to my theory that there may have been other nations involved. This also comes from Emmy Award Winning Frontline on PBS; not the kook-of-the-month website.
Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?
You are being very in-coherent for the most part in the above post....not even to mention you contradict yourself.
Also...I already gave you a very logical reason why Oswald did not take his pistol to work....he had no need for it....as in....he did not plan to shoot JFK. If he had planned to shoot JFK...most likely he would have taken his pistol with him...as in it could have come in handy during his escape from the scene......but when he realized he had been set up....he most likely realized they might come for him next...thus he went directly home to get his pistol for protection.
You say you believe the Warren Commission report and then you turn around and say other nations were involved??? Do you not know the Warren Commission reported that Lee was the only one involved in the assassination....has someone on here persuaded you otherwise?
Here is something that might help you to get a grip.......I challenge you to a mock trial....you are the prosecutor and I am Oswald's defense attorney....I will demonstrate to you how a competent attorney would shred your extremely weak evidence.
No.
I said the physical evidence of what happened that Day in Dallas when JFK was killed is in Lockstep correctness with the WC.
I do have reservations about the WC’s conclusion that Oswald did it all by himself.
The reservations are based on known facts. Not your cartoonish conclusions.
So you only agree with part of the Warren Commission report?
Well there may be some hope for you.
Did you ever see the James Files interview on video?.....he speaks with remarkable detail regarding the assassination.....seems very credible ......as far as I know the FBI has never investigated his statements
They are bulletproof on the physical evidence.
On Motivations....ironically you and some others have something in common. As you know the WC is bulletproof on the physical evidence and your entire resistance is quickly reduced to two words: “could have”. “Pure garbage” is also acceptable but literally your arguments are that _____ could have happened followed by ______ could have happened then your crusher is that ______ could have happened.
The ones who buy the lone nut theory have a similar problem. Why did LHO who was meticulous enough to create a wrapper for his rifle forget his gun if he was going to waste precious time to go home and get it after the fact? Their answers range from “who cares” to LHO being mentally ill. Just like your “could have” nonsense, those explanations are open ended and could be applied to anything while not addressing the known facts.
LHO wasted time most would have spent leaving Dallas (if possible) to go get his pistol when he could have collected it before.
LHO visited enemy embassies in the months preceding the assassination of JFK.
LHO is one of the few double defectors and just happens to wind up shooting JFK.
Their assessment of mental illness is likely valid. But for whatever mental screws loose he had, he was a functional nutcase.
Again you are being incoherent for the most part. I suggest if you try to travel less ground and be very careful with your language you might make some sense.
Again, you seem not to understand that the burden of proof of proof of Oswald's guilt is on the state which means since you are trying to defend their allegations the burden of proof is also on you.
You also need to understand in a court of law that your evidence must overcome any reasonable doubt in regards to guilt....thus when you cite some piece of evidence and then say this indicates whatever....but then the defense comes back and says no it could indicate this or could indicate that...then the jurors must decide what makes the most truth and if the defenses 'could haves' are possible then reasonable doubt will exist in the minds of the jurors.
None of your evidence overcomes reasonable doubt. Not even to mention you interject your opinions into your statements like it is the absolute truth.
You have failed to make a case just as the Warren Commission did...and there is no doubt Oswald would have been found not guilty in a real court of law where his attorney would have been able to cross examine and expose the idiocy of the Warren commission's allegations.
Obviously you are not very intelligent and you lack good analytical skills not even to mention logic and just plain common sense and your dishonesty has also been noted as in when you attempt to twist and alter what others have said in Oswald's defense. and that is probably true of most of those who swallow the Warren Commission's theory and allegations.
Once again your efforts are quite pathetic.
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