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Identification of two men in Alyea film
Joe Bauer replied to Richard Price's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Edwards had to be dismissed asap. As he was. -
JFKA Forum Journals of the Plague Year?
Joe Bauer replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Stimulus Question: I now this is off topic to a point, but now that our family will be living on unemployment for a good while I thought I would throw a couple of specific stimulus questions out there. I do so only after spending over half an hour seeking the answers on line, without finding any. We may or may not be getting any "extra" monies beyond my wife's unemployment. Up until today's ending dateline, for four months, a $600 a week amount was added to the regular unemployment compensation amount for millions of those on this program. Not expecting this to continue and not mad if it doesn't. And I haven't worked full time in years nor paid into the unemployment insurance fund so this has nothing to do with me. Just my wife. However, I am curious after reading how some are saying this extra $600 weekly stimulus money was too much and those receiving it were taking home more than what they would have made from actually working. I defended this extra financial assistance program. Normal unemployment alone is peanuts. I am wondering however, if in a household of two working adults who were both laid off, did they "both" get this extra $2,400 monthly assistance check? If so, equaling $4,800...a month? I thought this package was limited to one adult per household. Anyone here know the real story? I know of and expect there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of couples who are the biological or step parents of their children and living together despite not being legally married in the American legal system sense. Both of whom can claim parental guardianship of their children. Have these type households been receiving $4,800 a month from this program? We of course will only be applying for one adult unemployment claim. I wasn't laid off from any job. I haven't worked on a regular job in 10 years. My only employment was for occasional cash paid pet sitting gigs two or three times a week ( maybe $25 to $30 a pop? ) out of Doris Day's Cypress Inn hotel here in Carmel, Ca. That extra side income gig has completely stopped as well however. Can I get "some/any" government assistance for losing my dog sitting, dog walking, dog poop cleaning lost wages of $150 to $200 a month? HA! -
JFKA Forum Journals of the Plague Year?
Joe Bauer replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Regards Trump's months of dismissal and downplaying of the case number and actual severity of the virus and even the precautionary warnings experts were vigorously espousing at the same time, how can anyone not see these actions as contributing to the current record numbers of cases and deaths? The man has a twitter audience of what 60,000,000 to 70,000,000? Most of the rest of the country hears him say the same things in national mass media press briefings. What he says and tweets has more individual impact on the perceptions and mindsets of more Americans than any other single individual. His words are the loudest and broadest broadcast in the nation. Daily so. -
Identification of two men in Alyea film
Joe Bauer replied to Richard Price's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Just out of curiosity I watched the entire earlier part of the Fischer interview video. Really interesting. You should check this out. The mother of James Worrell who was standing just under the TXSBD 6th floor window when the shots rang out. And Dallas PD motorcycle officer H.B. McClain ( 30 years of service ) who escorted the JFK motorcade just a couple of cars back from JFK's limo, and whose motorcycle microphone was supposedly left on which the HSCA used to conclude there was a 4th shot in the JFK shooting sequence. McClain recounts how he helped pull Jackie Kennedy off of her husband in the limo at Parkland hospital that day. McClain states he also believes the shooting was part of a conspiracy. Just click on the beginning far left side of the red bar on the bottom of the screen. -
Identification of two men in Alyea film
Joe Bauer replied to Richard Price's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
That interview of Ronald Fischer is really interesting. Fischer mentions his Warren Commission questioner David Belin becoming so angry at some of his responses to his questions that he ( Belin ) had to leave the room at least once and maybe more times to calm down. A reaction that was befuddling to Fischer because he couldn't understand any reason for Belin's extraordinary anger. Fischer states he personally was very calm and respectful in his own demeanor while under questioning by Belin. The interviewer in this video reminded Fischer of his own words stated years earlier that he (Fischer) almost came to blows with Belin, or thought he might have to. Fischer later stated his belief that Belin had a JFK shooting agenda that Fischer's testimony was not fitting. Fischer also adds his personal belief that the JFK shooting was the result of a conspiracy and that Oswald was a non-shooting participant who realized after JFK was shot that he was the designated patsy. Fischer feels that Oswald was too calm for a man who supposedly just shot the President of the United States, yet who then became frantic only after shooting Tippit. Fischer states he was 24 years old that day. The same age as Oswald. I've never seen this interview or heard of Ron Fischer. After viewing it I highly recommend others here view it as well. By the way, the photo above of the odd uniform man escorting the younger man does not look the the older Fischer in the interview imo. The young man being escorted has a much shorter nose than the older Fischer. And his head shape and ears seem different. Again, imo. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
HOLLISTER, Calif. (KION) Tiffany Wyrick said April and May passed by in a blur as she fought for her life in a hospital. “Is this really happening? I’m going to die in the hospital alone,” Wyrick said. Before Wyrick was diagnosed with COVID-19, she thought the virus would be like a regular flu. ADVERTISING Wyrick considers herself a healthy and active 47-year-old, but said her fight with the virus shows it can bring anyone down. “This isn’t a one person fight or a political agenda. This is a virus, and it can take anybody,” the Hollister woman said. Her symptoms started mild in late March, and then very quickly Tiffany was so exhausted she couldn’t even get out of bed. “Couldn’t get up to go to the bathroom, had to wear diapers and couldn’t roll over to throw up.” In the hospital, the 47-year-old had multiple seizures and even neurological problems to go along with serous chest pain. “I don’t look like a person who could drop dead tomorrow, but I almost did because of coronavirus,” Wyrick said. In a San Jose intensive care unit, Wyrick remembers seeing a woman near her die of COVID-19. “She passed away, and then I watched them bag up her body and take her away,” Wyrick said. Those are the horror stories here and across the country, as hospitals like Hazel Hawkins have worked on expanding intensive care units for the worst case scenario. -
JFKA Forum Journals of the Plague Year?
Joe Bauer replied to W. Niederhut's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Nobody blames Trump for all the lives lost? You're joking right? Maybe not all, but constantly publicly pushing and promoting the lifting of state lock downs beyond measured limits (which we all now know triggered massive spikes in the virus spread and death counts ) to improve his political re-election standing regards the economy, is clearly deserving of some blame wouldn't you think? And constantly pushing unproven and even ridiculous cures, unreal false hope time lines for virus control and downplaying the power reality of the virus ( it's a hoax and our press is feeding it - we don't need to mandate mask usage ) for so long at the same time his own science experts are saying the opposite is also blame worthy for the huge spike in cases and deaths we are now seeing imo. And what's morbidly ironic and pathetically embarrassing is when we see people who were championing Trump's downplaying and mask dismissal get the virus themselves and suffer and even die. -
Identification of two men in Alyea film
Joe Bauer replied to Richard Price's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I see. Thanks Steve. Who's the young man he is escorting away from the building? I feel for the kid if he was just some innocent TXSBD employee or curious walk-in off the street to that scene. He looks like he's a little in shock and worried. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Exactly Steve. What better way to make Americans feel better about their country when they are directly physically involved in rebuilding and improving it? And outdoor work might be a little easier in controlling the virus spread as well. Housing on big projects and even smaller ones could be small separate portable units which would probably be better regards virus spread versus dorm type ? These are the kinds of re-energizing and hope instilling ideas we need to seriously consider to give us "all" some feeling of real recovery through this economic and pandemic nightmare. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
You can't have tens of millions of Americans unable to pay their rent for months and possibly many months, even with smaller than effective government assistance help, and not eventually have civil unrest. You can't allow that many Americans to fall to income levels so low they can't even provide the basic, basic needs for themselves and their families without risking mass demonstrations in the streets ( often with violence ) much like those that broke out all over the country during the height of the great depression. Our next president is going to have to create something like Roosevelt's CCC. Expecting these collapsed private businesses nationwide to instantly rehire millions of stressed people is a false reality. It would take years for them to recover from something this massive themselves. Only the government can meet these needs instantly. -
Interesting Video Regarding Mannlicher Carcano Rifle Type
Joe Bauer replied to Joe Bauer's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Bobbyjack, could the life and death risk and hurried shot stress factor effect your accuracy in anyway? Plus add another 115 feet distance to your target location. And your target was not moving, correct? -
Identification of two men in Alyea film
Joe Bauer replied to Richard Price's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Who are those two guys? The taller man has some type of odd uniform looking shirt on. Is that a badge above his left breast shirt pocket? If so, representing what employer? And does he also have shoulder patches? Why would the older man so deliberately be holding and guiding the younger man away from the building? They're a little too close than even two co-worker friends might be in just deciding to walk out and away from the TXSBD together, imo. Strange looking characters. Strange photo. One I have never seen before. Does the rifle Lt.Day is holding in the film look exactly like the Italian Carcano, or a Mauser as Constable Seymour Weitzman ( former sporting goods shop owner and gun buff ) identified just minutes earlier? -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
I'm telling you, imo the situation with shutdowns in every area of our economy is being downplayed regards their true massive numbers. I also think the Stock Market ( Dow ) is being artificially manipulated ( going up regularly ) to not show the true magnitude of this massive shutdown reality. All the traditional market moving dynamics should reflect a similar huge drop in value. When the Stock Market dropped to 18,000 months ago, this was a true reality effect. Since then however, someone or some group with enormous wealth and/or our own government with Trump pressure is using our own monies to artificially inflate and keep the Stock Market illogically propped up, imo. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
So, could Trump sabotage the U.S.P.S. enough to seriously, negatively effect the mail-in vote nationwide? It's a given that he would like to and would do if he could get away with it. But if he even tries, what in the heck are we supposed to do in response? It's hard to believe we American citizens are even hearing this kind of crazy, over-the-top authoritarian talk from a sitting U.S. President. And it seems even crazier because it's almost a weekly, even daily occurrence! Talk of Trump as nuts and out-of-control emotionally and psychologically is definitely a truly rational proposition now. Seriously it is. Just hope Trump's heretofore blindly loyal Republican Senate and Congressional enablers "finally" see this reality and move to check and reign in their loony leader's desperate power plays in the months before and after the election. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Thank you David. In our situation the loss of our main family income is more impacting because of our ages. I will be 69 and my wife 66 in two months. And we both have typical health issues. Mine are heart and immune system related. One day I am okay enough to do light house and yard care duties but then the next day I feel like visiting the Emergency Room. Heart goes crazy with spontaneous palpitation or even straight afib episodes which make you feel like you could just drop. Very scary. Just mentioning why in my case, I can't just go out and start a new job like delivering pizzas or custodial duty ( I am not above any work ) and there aren't any jobs available anyway because the 30 to 40,000 laid off hospitality workers here are fighting for every little job no matter if minimum wage. My wife's occupation is professional, but every company in this field ( nation wide ) is laying off. Savings equal a 3 month cushion. Never could afford to buy a home here, so no equity. Been renters our entire lives. SS for me is $740 a month. We do live in a house. Everyone pitches in for rent. Wife paid 65% of this. Without unemployment her income with just SS will be half her normal take home, plus loss of several benefits. Some here may feel I am providing too much personal info. But, to understand the true impact of this unprecedented tidal wave of layoffs ( which tens of millions of Americans are experiencing ) you need to know the true and specific financial facts of those effected imo. And to understand the differences between the federal political party's relief policies and how and why one may be truly helpful and another devastatingly inadequate. Still, through it all, my passion for keeping the JFK ( and MLK and RFK) truth mission alive and energized will always be in my thoughts and my participation in JFK forums like this one ( honestly there is no other on this level ) actually provides me solace and meaning in this truly more stressful world we are now living in. To quote a deep spiritual hope and faith message often cited in the canons of the California Surfer church: Hey, no worries Bro...there's always a new set of toasties comin' in ... Dude ... chill...shaka. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Thank you empathetic members. -
The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Like most people I've been following the Republican WH new stimulus offerings. Typical Trump deal. Lower the amounts, raise the income qualifications and slip in through the back door huge side payouts to friendly entities that don't even need these billions. I know a little about Larry Krudlow and Steve Munchkin. But, in a brief 15 minute phone call to my wife today, everything they are trying to pull means a lot more to her, me and the rest of our family's immediate welfare. Wife laid off. No notice. Revenue losses cited. Stop everything right now. Your belongings will be in boxes outside the main bldg. She was working at home. Main breadwinner. Rent as crazy high as you can imagine living here on the Calif Coast last 65 years. Not moving to Bakersfield or Coalinga. Hope the extra weekly unemployment stimulus monies aren't cut completely off or dropped to 15% of the current added package ( from $600 to $100 ) by the Republican Senate. I'm disabled...heart, other issues. Not crying here though. We'll make do. Just wanted members to know how real and close to home this instantly life changing situation is. The Covid threat itself and loss of decent income jobs. Scrooge Republicans worst possible controllers of our stress needs during this nightmare. -
Kirk, "my fears?"
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
"Greed Is Good." The forever battle cry of the super wealthy. Yes, greed is good...for the 1%'s benefit more than the common good over 90% of the time. Constantly cutting their taxes and at the same time increasing yours. GE, Trump and others paying NO taxes some years? Trickle down. Break the working class unions. Deregulate government oversight on corporations and Wall Street. The Greed Is Good power grab really took hold and took off under Ronald Reagan's reign. This just published Mary Trump's Donald Trump expose book title says it all ... "It's Never Enough." And where has all this 60 years of "Greed Is Good" governance gotten us? Check our standings the last twenty to thirty years in all the World Health Organization's standards listings for each nation's over-all societal health. So many industrialized countries ( most all social/democracies ) are way ahead of us in this realm and have been for many years. In this American "Greed Is Good" era, we have fallen so far behind in the most important categories. Health care and health care costs not breaking their citizen's economic backs and lives. No huge chunks of their citizens without health care insurance. Lower birth mortality and higher death age rates. Lower obesity rates. Job security, decent pay and benefits and good child and elderly care and protection. The divide between the rich and poor nowhere near as deep and stark as ours. Transportation infrastructure way more advanced and public benefiting than ours. Our own domestic infrastructure needs incredibly neglected. We are still using 1930's Roosevelt New Deal public works projects that need replacing and improvement. Higher educational costs at insane high levels with life crushing and unforgivable, slave making student loan debt. Cost of housing out of range for half or more of our average wage citizens now with tens of millions working two jobs just for that one expense. Drug addiction and youth neglect tearing at our very societal fabric. More people in prison by far than any other country. Urban area infrastructure deterioration. The neglected Flint, Michigan water system poisoning their entire population is a stark example. Yet, with all this falling back, we have two areas of American society that have leaped so far ahead of any other country in the last 60 years it's perverse. The stratospheric monetary gains of our 1% most wealthy and the never ending massive funding increases of our military and secret government. We've got the strongest and most highly advanced, funded and equipped military in history. So far advanced than 98% of the other nations it's hard to comprehend. But, at what expense? Our tiny little majority of super wealthy ( 1 to 5% ) now own 75 to 80% of our nation's assets. But, at what expense? "Greed Is Good" is an antonym for "Common Good." -
No you are not, obviously. However, the subject matter is still too frightening to even contemplate for 95% of the world's population imo. The pandemic situation alone has the entire world's population gripped with fear and anxiety beyond any single threatening event in their lifetimes. To take on this possible ET presence revealing news on top of the pandemic threat is all just too much to deal with.
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The inevitable end result of our last 56 years
Joe Bauer replied to Joseph McBride's topic in Political Discussions
Extremely coherent assessment imo. -
I thank the forum moderators for creating some separate space ( yet still on the site) for real time political debate and sharing. They could have just blocked all current times political posting and warned us all of consequences for doing this. But, they haven't. This is quite liberal and generous of them imo. I am curious however, why they still allow the one or two threads that have these type postings especially regards Trump? I personally I feel we are going through a period of national and international life and death stress and anxiety so beyond anything we have seen in our lifetimes that it is hard not to talk about it to some degree, even on a JFK research and debate site. The decision to give us like minded unprecedented concerned political posters some space is appreciated.
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Again, this helps to understand the true make up and dynamics of the current and past geo-political landscapes. Helps one see the real truth behind so many agenda's that are behind the actions the superpowers have taken to control it all.
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I second S. Thomas's appreciative post.