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Gary Mack's position about JFK is incoherent
Greg Burnham replied to a topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I'm surprised you didn't title the thread "Treason". "Eight to ten shots fired, provably so!" Let me ask you Mr Fetzer, where are the proofs of this enormous carpet bombing? How many of the witnesses on the Dealey Plaza that day would agree to you assessment? And where, Mr Fetzer, did this flurry of bullets end up? You have not, and cannot answer these simple questions, as you are not interested in researcing and/or listening. And why is it that no one beside yourself saw all these snipers come in - or leave - the assassination Plaza? If you you have ever answered these questions, I've missed it. And I would have to apologize. Now, the question of "Treason". I've seen all kinds of "experts" over the years, having it "right" - or having it "wrong". A few of those I have the highest regard for. Including the "Treason" guys; Reitzes, Dale Mayers, Gus Russo and and others. Next: Josiah Thompson. You've made this very clear over the last couple of decades. In that debate I have one advice if you don't mind - shut your mouth and open your ears for a second? Greg Burnham? What's your thoughts? Mr Fetzer? My thoughts? Well, for starters, I wonder why you are even in this debate? There seems to be no motivation for you to continue posting about a subject in which you have no genuine interest, no level of expertise, and no desire to become educated. Second, I don't concern myself with certain specifics about the case because they are not important and/or they may well be unknowable at this stage. For instance, without more reliable forensic evidence I cannot determine how many shots were fired. In my view, the assassins fired "as many shots as it took" to get the job done. If the number of shots that they fired had not been sufficient to accomplish their goal, then there would have been as many more fired as was needed to reach their ends. Having said that, it remains true that the evidence supports a scenario in which more than 3 shots were fired. It does not support a scenarion in which the number of shots fired were limited to just 3. Third, I have no "conspiracy theory" to explain the events in Dallas. However, I do know that the "official theory" cannot possibly be true. Therefore, it follows that a conspiracy to assassinate the president and a conspiracy to obstruct justice were and are both in play. -
Lyndon Johnson and the Assassination of JFK
Greg Burnham replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
So many problems with your post...so little time to address them all. First off, you are not taking George Michael's work within the context in which it was written. LBJ was always the consummate "worker bee" for the powers that be. In other words, he was a facilitator. He was not born of that aristocratic class. His only ticket inside, that was itself a product of his own self delusion, was his willingness to become the lackey for those in REAL power. They are the faceless and nameless SPONSORS of the apparent movers and shakers. Without LBJ they would have found another different individual to fill the role. He was not a self made man, rather he was a created man--created in the image and likeness of one who would perform exactly as he was told to perform. Even as a senator he was about the business of his masters. He was no more than "the face" of the beast. He was not the beast itself. The sooner you understand that the sooner you will stop looking for sharks in swimming pools. -
Tom, In my opinion, Morrow has LONG AGO earned permanent moderation of his posts. I do understand that such an action by the moderation team would not be decided upon lightly. I also understand that it would be time consuming, annoying, and "should" not be necessary. However, in this case it is very necessary. In my opinion, if ANY member's behavior becomes too high maintenance to manage reasonably well, they have earned a permanent boot in lieu of the ability to babysit the offending party on a daily basis.
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David Mantik on Black Op Radio
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I hope that David's interview was heard by both veteran and newbie researchers. There is pertinent "information a plenty" for all. David's arguments and conclusions are firmly based in SCIENCE and hard evidence--not speculation... -
David Mantik on Black Op Radio
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Show notes... Dr. Mantik: Is a practicing Medical Doctor Is Board Certified in Radiation Oncology Has a PhD in Physics Became seriously interested in the assassination with Stone's movie Performed x-ray measurements at the National Archives, JFK Assassination Logic (McAdams 2011), How to Think Like John McAdams Six Seconds in Dallas (Thompson 1967) touted as the best, forty years later Overview, logic in the title, but not in the book, he does commit logical fallacies Why he omits data, culling evidence, no citation, no rules, inconsistent After all of the data that we have accumulated, he does seem to be stuck in the past He seems to just regurgitate second hand evidence, no real research of his own Do not trust eyewitnesses, except for those approved by McAdams Elizabeth Loftus, 10 closest witnesses to the limousine, it stopped, ignored Tippet, ejected spent cartridges, Don Thomas, three irreconcilably different opinions Back of JFK's head, McAdams argues no damage, witnesses report the opposite Right-rear head wound descriptions, exit wound, orange or palm sized, McClelland The right temple/forehead, identified by witnesses to the body and to photographs Press conference, Malcolm Kilduff pointing, Chet Huntley, George Burkley Seth Kantor, Charles Crenshaw pointed to right hair line just above the eye socket Robinson, near the hairline, Joe O'Donnell, Robert Knudsen photographs Above the right eye, an entry wound, Dennis David, William Pitzer Ed Reed, Doug Horne, Reed, Robinson, saw Humes sawing into the skull Dr. Mantik observed a trail of apparent bullet fragments on the skull x-rays The largest fragment at the back of the head, larger pieces go farther, from the front At the autopsy, there was no fragment on the x-rays, children can find it Dozens of, experts could not see the fragment that night, the Clark Panel report Double exposing an x-ray, John Ebersole, discussion ended at the mention of fragment Assassination Science (Fetzer et al 1998), John Fitzpatrick, a forensic radiologist McAdams acknowledges no fact checker, Dr. Mantik thanks Millicent Cranor Assumes 20 conspirators, 96% probability that it would get out, standard deviation Gilbert Welch (2004), a list of bad facts in the book Photos of back of the head, stereo viewer, paired images, hair looked flat 5x7 transparencies of JFK's back, left upper back, a small dark spot, a lighter spot Color prints, an inconsistent set of photographs, authentic? impossible Abnormally dark area, hair washed, no autopsy witnesses saw hair washed, Keeping major secrets, autopsy personnel, Parkland doctors, kept their secrets Manhattan Project, Mrs. Groves was shocked, My Lai, People of the Lie (1998) Fingerprint and palmprint evidence, Carl Day refused to sign a statement Fingerprint identification has come under increasing skepticism as unscientific The provenance, a print under the wooden stock, one on the trigger guard Dr. Mantik reviews his summary, Attention Deficit Disorder, critical thinking Dr. Mantik also appeared on Black Op Radio shows: #453, #395, #331, #127 and #029 Greg Burnham also appeared on Black Op Radio shows: #509, #081, #037, #034 and #001 John McAdams appeared on Black Op Radio shows: #443 and #442 -
No shots were fired from that window so it's a moot point.
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David Mantik on Black Op Radio
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Good to see you, David. You're welcome. -
David Mantik and his lovely wife, Pat, visited me and my wife here in San Diego last week. I suggested to Len Osanic that David be interviewed from my home office regarding his recent review of John McAdams' book, JFK ASSASSINATION LOGIC. David's review, "How to Think Like John McAdams" has been discussed on this forum previously. As I said on the show, I was the first person to ever debate John McAdams on the air. This was way back in about 1999 or so. Since then I have learned a great deal of information that I did not then know. Indeed, in the intervening years I have perhaps learned as much, if not more, new information above and beyond that of which I was then currently aware. It is simply stunning that McAdams or anyone who wishes to be taken seriously on this subject, continues to make the same out dated claims today as he did over a decade ago. The amount of new information that he either chooses to ignore or of which he is simply unaware for lack of effort to research is voluminous. It is like he has been stuck in neutral since about 1967. The show will air this Thursday evening. David Mantik on Black Op Radio Kudos to David for another job well done. .
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Doug Horne: AF One (Clifton) Tapes
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks for the update, Bill-- -
Doug Horne: AF One (Clifton) Tapes
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks for that Greg, I too think its an important issue and hope we can develop it further. BK JFKcountercoup Black Op Radio Doug Horne on Black Op Radio From what I understand the program was very successful, Doug touched on a lot of important points, Len asked good questions, and the show was listened to by a lot of people from all over North American and Europe. The map at the bottom of this post shows the locations of those who tuned in live: JFKcountercoup: Doug Horne on Black Op Radio Here's the synopsis: Show #569 Original airdate: March 8, 2012 Guest: Doug Horne Topics: Transcripts of the Air Force One Tapes Play Part One - Doug Horne (3:00:00) RealMedia or MP3download Doug performedstaff work on the ARRB andwrote a five volume book (2009) Air Force One audio tapes, Cedar Rapids, theFishbowl, call-sign Liberty, Collins Radio,Bill Kelly SAM , David Lifton,the AP article,Clifton, 2:20 long, on-line recordings,2 mp3's Doug's blog, take off/landing timesfor Air Force Two, Col. Dorman tryingto get hold of Gen. LeMay MSgt. Trimble,4 simultaneous frequencies, the 02:17:00flight should have 6 hrs of recorded conversation Still missingmessages, to Salinger and Asst. Sec. State Robert Manning fromWH Situation Room The Making of thePresident 1964,Oswald guilty message passed to Air Force One General LeMay,what was he doing the day of the assassination? Airman Gilmore,contact LeMay, log bookrescued from trash, Chuck Holmes Airplane sent to Toronto,diverted to Wairton, Secretary ofthe Air Force orders plane to Andrews Lands at National,a civilian airport in a military craft at 5:12 PM EST, 52 minutes before AF1 lands Warren Kozak book,p356, "on a hunting trip in Michigan", a strong dislike between LeMayand JFK JCS, SAC, Gen. Power, Seven Daysin May (1962), LeMay calling Kennedy a coward Missile Crisis,quotes from transcript, Timothy Naftali, Munich,Cuba had tactical nuclear weapons Russian Beartesticles, "We've won", "We've been had", LeMay,"Won, hell!, We lost", first strike Paul O'Conner, Navy man atautopsy, LeMay was at the autopsy, smoking a cigar, Why is LeMays aidenot with him?, Why a special flight to get him? Lying about where he was thatday 67 Japanese citiesdestroyed by firebombing,a cheerleader of the coup, SIOP-62 The autopsy site andthe mode of transportation forthe body Context, threecasket entries to the morgue, 6:35 pm,cheap metal shipping casket, 6:55, 8:15 Kellerman to Behn,"Waiting for swearing in", "After the uh, body" Aft starboardgalley door, Dr. Rose,Aubrey Rike, Mrs. Kennedyon board, flying command post Col. Hornbuckle,where will the autopsy be? Kellerman, Adm. Burkley,ambulance to Walter Reed Behn, "No, byhelicopter to Bethesda",Burkley, to Walter Reed, "Choppered to South Grounds" "Body by heloto Bethesda", Clifton/Watchman, Heaton,ambulance to Walter Reed, Mortuary ambulance,"Black car...black Cadillac", Col. Swindal, rampforward on starboard side NBC,6:04 pm, AF One rolls to a stop,"an Army helo has just landed", gray Naval ambulance 6:09 ambulance departs, Jackie stayed with the coffin,"ambulance to helicopters" 6:20 TV coverage is cut, Lifton/Lancer 1996,interviewed a Marine helicopter pilot Hid his chopperbehind some trees, to approach unnoticed if possible, fly body to Bethesda HMX Squadron, Anacostia,the Hot Team, flew back to Quantico,motorcade took 45 or 46 minutes The actual intentof those controlling theautopsy, Gawler's FuneralHome, Tom Robinson The body wasremoved before the swearing-in,reunite his body with the casket at Walter Reed Early entry toperform inspection, post-mortem/pre-autopsy surgery, remove evidence of frontalshots Walter Reed, 1997Dr. Dick Davis, AFIP,all set to do a craniotomy, the body never arrived Originally to go toWalter Reed, altered there, then Humes and Boswell toserve as dupes, Dallascasket/ambulance lost andfound on Bethesda grounds, signed letters ofsilence Lipsey (HSCA)mentions decoy ambulance, diagram ofwounds description, three hits from behind Humes told FBI twoshots, the chain of custody was broken, a clandestine operation was afoot Remaining minutesof the recording? recordings made at Liberty, WHCA property Salandria,White, Manning,fingering the lone assassin way too early in the game, absurd Crown/Behn/Bundy,sceptical, wonderful if another tape showed up, government search, they refused Behind a wall ofsilence, risk, blame and exposure, raise a massive uproar, political cowardice Covered up in the60's by guilty men and to prevent WWIII, perpetuated by cowards We don't need to beprotected from the truth, AARB cop-out, no official investigation orconclusions Anna Nelson, DeMohrenschildt linkedto VP Johnson, FBI bugged KBG,Johnson responsible SS InspectorGeneral Tom Kelley opposeda bill making Pres. assassination afederal crime Melvin Eisenberg memo, EarlWarren, to shut down rumors Johnson was involved Brain, tissueslides, photographs, x-rays missing, altered, accessory after the fact Pre-autopsysurgery? Robinson sawhead sawed open, x-raytechnician Ed Reed, the forehead, photographs, x-rays 8:00 "autopsy", altering the wounds, expand thehead wound, destruction ofevidence, a charade Secret or shadowgovernment still in control? Eisenhower warned us,Military/Industrial complex Jeremy Gunn,ARRB charter forbade investigation and conclusions, Blakey,a limited hangout Autopsy attendees?A list,unusual, LeMay was there to gloat, the gallery wasfull, Galloway/Burkley Thomas Jefferson, Hooverand Johnson, essential enablers, Sibert and O'Neill report,"surgery of the head area" The WC buried thatevidence, Ebersol,Gerald Custer,story kept changing, Ed Reed,occipital Boswell ARRB deposition,bone missing, but it looked intact, burning ofautopsy notes Fink's notesdisappeared, a first draft reviewed without Fink, Capt. Canada,Capt. Stover Galloway,third written version, Doug's book, Joannides,assigned as CIA liason toHSCA A big conspiracy, amassive government cover-up, implemented immediately, too soon Do notblindly accept the pronouncements of authority, demand the right to know Bill, You've been extremely instrumental in bringing all of this Collin's Radio business to light. It is far more important than most researchers first imagined it to be. Your pursuit of relevant information about it over the years has led us to a whole new understanding of what this means. Kudos-- -
JFK's teen mistress addresses relationship
Greg Burnham replied to Douglas Caddy's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Wow. I thought Tom was being rather kind in his inquiry. Where was the "smack" talk in his post? -
JFK's teen mistress addresses relationship
Greg Burnham replied to Douglas Caddy's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
And it would be extremely expensive even at one tenth of that price! -
Doug Horne: AF One (Clifton) Tapes
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thank you, Michael. I wrote the following piece back in 1999. It might be what you are remembering: Since Oswald Didn't Do It... By Gregory Burnham ® 11-4-99 We all know that is, in fact the case, don't we? Yes. We've known that for a very long time, indeed. What does that mean to us on the 36th anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy? Why are the records not released in full? What does the statement: "Those files are postponed in full for reasons of National Security" ... actually mean? If those files contained evidence, in support of the "official version" -- then exactly "which Nation's Security is being assured" by the continued classification of these "innocuous" documents? Not mine. For those of us in the JFK Assassination Research Community, the events of November 22, 1963 -- do NOT exist in a vacuum. They exist in the "present tense" but, they belong in the past. Until we can write the "true history" of those events, our history will remain in a state of flux; ever evolving into what the media can get us to agree to accept. Is the time required to investigate the life history of OSWALD, time well spent? Will we find clues to the real culprits by studying the "records" on this man? Records which either prove his guilt -- (of course why hide them if that is true?), or they prove his innocence. Are we perhaps playing into the hands of the cabal who "created a patsy" for this very purpose, (details be damned)? I do not ask these questions frivolously or to be argumentative in any way, but rather for clarification. Since almost all of us agree that OSWALD did not act alone, why is that not enough? Most of the "in-fighting" occurring amongst JFK researchers is not as a result of any disagreement on that most fundamental issue, namely: the OSWALD story -- as the Warren Commission Reported it -- is nothing more than fiction. The in-fighting is due to the constant debate over the details of "the how" (not the "if") a conspiracy -- was responsible for murdering the 35th President. Some believe the Zapruder film is a hoax, AND obviously they also believe there exists a conspiracy. Others believe the film is authentic AND most of them STILL believe there exists a conspiracy. Some believe there are at least two OSWALDS, AND they obviously also believe there exists a conspiracy. Others do not believe, have grave doubts, or are just undecided if there was more than one OSWALD, but STILL they too, believe there exists a conspiracy. Should we perhaps refrain from researching OSWALD? I do not mean to say that the subject was never important, but that the research which has already been done in this regard has not affected the "collective awareness" of the people, no matter how strong or weak the evidence discovered has been. Finally, the "politicians" and others in government DO NOT need convincing! They already are absolutely POSITIVE that a conspiracy exists! Why? Because, that is, by its very nature, a PRIMARY ingredient required for a coup d'etat to be a success. Such a violent takeover is not supposed to be a temporary thing, rather it is carefully orchestrated to last indefinitely. That's why those remaining within the surviving "political structure" are made to know that a "power-base" exists; that it is responsible for the coup; and that it is in CONTROL. No lone nut, at all. The knowledge that those who would resist this power-base are under the same guns as were JFK, RFK, & MLK, stays the hand of our elected Representatives to this day... "If the politicians really believed that a lone nut was responsible, this would still be a Nation of, by, and for 'We The People' -- but, they don't believe it either..." The Lone Nut Theory is designed to fool the people not the politicians... For if the people were to refuse to accept it, they would rise up and take their country back. Then the "power-base" would cease to exist. When the truth is finally admitted that: "Yes, there was a conspiracy" -- and it will be admitted [one day], the operative word in the admission will be, WAS -- as in, past tense. And if "we the people" simply accept it, then darker days than we've ever imagined, shall be upon us... Greg Burnham _____ An excerpt from Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty... "Since World War II, there have been hundreds of "coups d'etats" - a euphemism for assassination. That list will grow as long as the United States does its diplomatic work clandestinely. Why else did Henry Kissinger 'shuttled' from country to country in the Middle East? If his relationship with each of these countries is an undercover relationship, then he cannot meet with them publicly and in a group. "Eventually, practitioners of assassination by the removal of power reach the point where they see that technique as fit for the removal of opposition anywhere." That was why President Kennedy was killed. "He was not murdered by some lone, gunman or by some limited conspiracy, but by the breakdown of the protective system that should have made an assassination impossible. "Once insiders knew that he would not be protected, it was easy to pick the day and the place. In fact, those responsible for luring Kennedy to Dallas on November 22, 1963 were not even in on the plan itself. He went to Texas innocuously enough: to dedicate an Air Force hospital facility at Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio. It was not too difficult then to get him to stop at Fort Worth - 'to mend political fences.' "Of course, no good politician would go to Fort Worth and skip Dallas. All the conspirators had to do was to let the right 'mechanics' know where Kennedy would be and when and, most importantly, that the usual precautions would not have been made and that escape would be facilitated. This is the greatest single clue to that assassination. "Who had the power to call off or drastically reduce the usual security precautions that always are in effect whenever a president travels? Castro did not kill Kennedy, nor did the CIA. The power source that arranged that murder was on the inside. It had the means to reduce normal security and permit the choice of a hazardous route. It also has had the continuing power to cover up that crime for [36] years." Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty, USAF [ret.] -
Doug Horne: AF One (Clifton) Tapes
Greg Burnham replied to Greg Burnham's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
In my view, the main pertinent conclusion is this: Those in relevant POSITIONS of government are too cowardly to accept the ramifications of what revelation of the TRUTH to the citizens might encompass. This is huge. It is also very simple. But, it is huge... and very necessary. -
Tonight's Black Op Radio Show with Len Osanic's interview of Doug Horne is a MUST hear. It is show #569. Doug Horne on Black Op Radio Doug is at his best. His interpretation of the evidence is stellar. His conclusion is very astute, namely that: Those in government, most notably those in relevant government positions post 1975 era, are cowards. They know the truth and are simply too petrified of the ramifications to reveal the truth. Indeed, they are much too petrified to allow the records themselves (even minus any logical damning conclusions) to be released to the public. This dovetails nicely with the sentiments of Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty, who said: "If these things became widely known...what really happened...the fear is that it could bring down the entire government. It is primarily for this reason that the cover up is still perpetuated."
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Is he wearing a V-neck T-shirt?
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Gary Mack and the Sixth Floor Museum
Greg Burnham replied to John Simkin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
geez, Morrow-- Such completely tardy observations. We've known these things (at least the ones that you are correct about) for over 15 years! -
The Great JFK Debate: Jim Fetzer vs. Gary Mack
Greg Burnham replied to a topic in JFK Assassination Debate
A private telephonic conversation posted: http://youtu.be/T18wZMaV5-w -
As 50th anniversary approaches
Greg Burnham replied to Michael Hogan's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Perhaps, it is. Then again, he is simply REPEATING what you have yourself claimed! -
Trouble with 2 other forums
Greg Burnham replied to Mark Wengler's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Good luck, Duncan. Best wishes-- -
JFK's teen mistress addresses relationship
Greg Burnham replied to Douglas Caddy's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Well said, David. Good to see you posting, my friend-- -
Santorum is employing a classic example of the straw man, wherein he exaggerates Kennedy's position in order to weaken and/or distort its true meaning. JFK never said that a person of faith has no place in public service. He said that a person's choice of faith (or lack of a faith) should not have a bearing on his or her electability; and the decision making of a person of faith who holds public office should not be unduly influenced by leaders of his own church. Santorum would be a disastrous choice for president for several reasons including his lack of comprehension of--and appreciation for--the Constitutionally imposed separation of church and state. “I think it’s so unfair of people to be against Jack because he is a Catholic. He’s such a poor Catholic.” -- Jackie Kennedy (1960)
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Great summary, Chris! KUTGW...
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JFK's teen mistress addresses relationship
Greg Burnham replied to Douglas Caddy's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Robert, Even though you don't believe everything she says, you are convinced that this "xxxx or embellisher" is a reliable witness. If you are correct and she is, in fact, inserting herself into an alleged party, then the remainder of her testimony is forever tainted. If we were on a jury and it came to be known that she had perjured herself in that instance the judge would instruct us that we could disregard the remainder of her testimony--all of it--and reject her as a reliable witness. In other words, the prosecution could never get a conviction if her testimony had been heavily relied upon before discovery of the fraud. ... -
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