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Great points Ron. It is that exact kind of tragic dynamic you saw at play that....well it causes me to pause and wonder what a functioning democracy is, which, as President Carter once remarked, the U.S sadly is not, not with structures and events such as what was displayed long ago. The JFK murder.....what a litmus test for what a true functioning and healthy democracy can be...
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Whistling by the Graveyard
B. A. Copeland replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Does anyone have the source for the claim I've seen here and there of the importing of a S.E Asian U.S Sniper for the hit? I remember listening to a Doug Campbell audio regarding this point but he tied it to Westbrook of the DPD being in charge of personnel, easily being able to recruit such a sniper into the DPD and having said sniper vanish without a trace due to his (Westbrook's) job as head of personnel. Campbell was speculating of course but it was interesting. -
Betsy (among notable others researchers in the HSCA) was a pure beast when it came to doing her patriotic job. Jim I tell ya, my stomach just turns each and everytime I read your or Fonzi's work and it gets to the downfall of the HSCA.....I just hate reading about it all lol...its almost like this Groundhog Day effect where I know its coming and I think of Henry Gonzalez and just the stupid shenanigans that went on.....I say to myself "it just couldn't be allowed to simply be could it?" sarcastically....I would bet the farm that if Sprague (hell, even Garrison) had his way, unmolested......the United States would have been effectively changed in some monumental way. I cannot help but to simply wonder if Sprague's downfall was intentional. I hate to go there but given the context, what was at stake....you have to wonder. I can only speculate.
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Records release regarding intercepted messages
B. A. Copeland replied to Cory Santos's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Hey Paul have you ever heard, by chance, on Len Osanic’s show (can’t recall which one, sorry) where a Canadian military official is mentioned who basically heard some rather interesting things from US military officials during that time? I thought Len mentioned that he wanted to contact the Canadian official but I’m not sure if he was successful. This seemed like, at the very least, an interesting lead if true. -
Whistling by the Graveyard
B. A. Copeland replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Dave do you mean the tall dark completed man? (aka “radio man”)? I definitely suspect dark complected man is Santiago but it’s definitely (well....I’d like to think that it’s educated lol...) speculation based on bits and pieces of evidence. -
Exactly and it was this bit of knowledge (internal routing, etc) that was essentially a piece of the puzzle that Wolf and Co. did not possess unfortunately. This also brings to mind the Gambino testimony. Would be nice to have more from him or his testimony.
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Wishlist for researchers
B. A. Copeland replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
* 301 Files (though I HIGHLY doubt it lol...) -
I don’t believe that we can rely on the shooting sequence as described or theorized by the WC because the chain of custody concerning the weapon and rounds has absolutely fatal problems and, well, broken just to name a couple fatal issues. No judge would even allow it today (or “yesterday” for that matter).
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Alpha 66 run by U.S. Army
B. A. Copeland replied to Steve Thomas's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks! Time to roll up some sleeves and dig back in. -
Whistling by the Graveyard
B. A. Copeland replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I absolutely love the term Gene and also find the ID of such individuals eternally fascinating. I’m comfortable knowing we *may* not ever learn who they were, certainly that discipline has its students and teachers for sure. You could certainly focus on Felipe Vidal Santiago and Roy Hargraves at the very least as far as potential suspects literally in Dealey Plaza. -
Alpha 66 run by U.S. Army
B. A. Copeland replied to Steve Thomas's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Blast...thought I could avoid. I’ll see what I can do and I won’t tell Mr Larry ;). Dave what is that image? I’m absolutely curious lol. -
Wishlist for researchers
B. A. Copeland replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I’m going to occasionally compile (and perhaps compress lol) my post and wishlist but something, or someone, else comes to mind: Edward Epstein, Reader’s Digest and the Mexico City tapes of “LHO”. I enjoyed hearing the utter shock from Jim Di. on Len’s show when a guest pointed out in Epstein’s book (Legend?) that Reader’s Digest was allegedly in contact with Epstein and offered to let him listen to the Mexico City tapes for his book?? -
Alpha 66 run by U.S. Army
B. A. Copeland replied to Steve Thomas's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks Larry. I’m also wondering if Veciana has ever talked to any researcher about his relationship with the Army. I’m guessing it didn’t have any (well, surface level anyway) relevance given the leads Fonzi were following. I’ve been meaning to re-read SWHT for a bit now. I feel as though there have been nice discussions in the forums that have touched on details you’ve also written about. Oh man David....that’s a tough one for my being a strict novice lol! I’d love to be able to see that newspaper(?) image better. You’re a tough teacher man :). -
Thanks David (and Bill!) I won't be able to read until later but would it be safe to say that Harvey and Feeney may have coordinated at certain points during their careers specifically during the Secret Cuban War? Secondly, do we (today) know who all the team members were for AM/TORRID & COBRA?
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But....at what cost?
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New document releases 2017 and beyond
B. A. Copeland replied to David Butler's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I meant to also put down Carl Mather. Has his declassified HSCA testimony been released? I’d love to check that out or any new info on this most crucial person. -
Anatomy Of Lee Harvey Oswald's Interrogations
B. A. Copeland replied to a topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Not to say that LHO was a morally perfect human but I find it even more astonishing that he literally said “I have not committed any acts of violence”. I mean that is one hell of a claim to make when you’re accused of so much. Thanks a ton for this gem Barto.- 45 replies
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A question to David Lifton
B. A. Copeland replied to François Carlier's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
David we must not forget Agent Elmer Moore and his apparent unfortunate interaction with Dr Perry. -
That’s just great to know. As Simpich also related, I think it’s a true spirit of research. You’re very welcome!
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Really appreciate your work in that thread Mike. Thank you.
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Bernard Wilds' website of rare JFK research PDFs
B. A. Copeland replied to Douglas Caddy's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
What exactly were these PDFs? Digital Books...? Please and thanks. I guess I’m curious why they were ever even uploaded anyway (personal use, etc?). -
Ahh bummer. Thanks a ton either way.
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Hey Barto, would it be....somehow possible I get the Solie Security Classified Testimony and Gambino’s notes? Thanks regardless to you and MB.