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JFK's good friend Red Fay turned down Oswald


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Stephen Roy is correct,from Vince's website.

19 H 690: UNDERSECRETARY OF THE NAVY PAUL "RED" FAY, A VERY CLOSE FRIEND OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY FROM WWII DAYS, REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE NO-CHANGE DECISION RE: LHO'S UNDESIRABLE DISCHARGE!!!;

in relation to,Gems from the volumes of the Warren Commission.

Source:

http://vincepalamara.blogspot.co.uk/

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Unless Vince is suggesting that LHO was attempting to get even with Red Fay, by killing his friend, JFK, this post suggests yet another totally irrelevant inference, IMO.

I don't believe a historical coincidence is out of bounds for posting or discussion. I think we should keep things as open as possible.

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Unless Vince is suggesting that LHO was attempting to get even with Red Fay, by killing his friend, JFK, this post suggests yet another totally irrelevant inference, IMO.

I don't believe a historical coincidence is out of bounds for posting or discussion. I think we should keep things as open as possible.

I did not say that I believed this topic is "out of bounds" for posting or discussion. I said that it lacks relevance as posted.

Do tell us [assuming Lee Harvey Oswald's presumed innocence, which is a necessarily required presumption absent a trial] what is the specific relevance it possesses?

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I want to encourage more activity in this forum. I want to have more rather than less and make up my own mind what I find relevant and interesting. Different people have different interests; if I find something irrelevant, I'll skip it.

Palamara has done some good work over a long period of time, and he wanted to share an oddity he found. But no, it probably wasn't relevant to the case.

I certainly agree on a legal presumption of innocence in the absence of a trial.

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Greg, what's going on, man- I thought we were friendly :)

I am having problems with the forum as of late: cannot cut and paste anything on here and EVERY photo I attempt to post says "too big"...so I got exasperated and merely posted the Warren Commission reference.

I "discovered" that in 1998, back when I actually owned the 26 volumes (1998-2003; sold them to The Last Hurrah Bookshop [everything is free online these days, Duquesne University-my alma mater-has a set, and I needed the money at the time, but I digress LOL]).

I confess that I posted that merely as "food for thought" and to stir up DVP to see if he thought it was "evidence" of something LOL.

And, just to clarify things, although I had a brief change of heart seven years ago, I have been pro-conspiracy ever since (and other people-such as Pat Speer-also went over to "the dark side" for a time)...and, yes: that brief change of heart was due to Bugliosi's book (I guess I was one of the few people on earth to actually buy it, read it, and believe it at the time). That said, Jim DiEugenio's brilliant RECLAIMING PARKLAND is a tremendous rebuttal to Bugliosi's book (and the movie it was loosely based on)

Vince

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This has nothing to do with us "being friendly" Vince. Seeking clarification of--or even challenging--your "point" is nothing personal. As for me, I do not see the point in posting the obviously faked

Dillard photo. It is juvenile at best, IMO. I do not see the point in the TITLE of this thread unless it is to beg for supposition as to LHO's motives...but for what? A crime he did not commit? I don't

see the connection to the JFK assassination.

Put another way...

Even if we were to assume Oswald's guilt (for the sake of argument only), this information remains irrelevant. If we assume Oswald's innocence, as it is the only proper legal presumption, not only is

this information irrelevant, but it also lacks context.

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Well put, Greg, I must admit; sorry about this. :) I confess- the Dillard photo was a whim and the Red Fay posting was to get a rise out of DVP.

In any event, the "LHO" Dillard photo has been 100 percent proven to be a fake now and the Red Fay posting is no biggie, either

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I shall return to more thoughtful (better) posts in the future :)

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