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The Shot Sequence: Evidence of a Second Gunman
Micah Mileto replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
How is a shooter going to tell which one was JFK by staying far back from the window? -
The Shot Sequence: Evidence of a Second Gunman
Micah Mileto replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
patspeer.com has a comprehensive inventory showing the prevalence of these "pow powpow" statements. -
The Shot Sequence: Evidence of a Second Gunman
Micah Mileto replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Plan c : if multiple shooters are proven, blame it on a small conspiracy rather than a big one. -
The Shot Sequence: Evidence of a Second Gunman
Micah Mileto replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
But how would the gunman know which one of the entourage was JFK? Unless some kind of live communication was involved, a gunman might need to use a scope to spot which exact person was John. -
The Shot Sequence: Evidence of a Second Gunman
Micah Mileto replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Here is the square logic behind multiple shooters: Maybe Plan A was to have Kennedy be killed by a single shot from behind, but that didn't work, so Plan B was to use overkill to make sure Kennedy was dead and then worry about a cover-up later. -
The Shot Sequence: Evidence of a Second Gunman
Micah Mileto replied to Gil Jesus's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Fragments from other guns were never found????? There are about as many stories and theories of extra bullets/fragments/shell casings found as the RFK assassination case. -
David Lifton on the Paines (2017)
Micah Mileto replied to Greg Doudna's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
On the subject of censorship, there are only two positions which are honest and logically consistent: the belief in free speech extremism, or the belief that literally all opinions except for your own should be censored. The tiniest difference in political policy could kill or displace thousands of people, so if one does not expressly value liberty over security, there will ALWAYS be an important-sounding reason to justify censorship. People have a hard time understanding that no two sets of opinions are alike. For an example, imagine two people who agree on almost everything about World War 2, but person A believes that the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were justified, while person B thinks that only the bombing of Hiroshima was justified but not Nagasaki. From person B's perspective, is person A not supporting the murder of hundreds of children? And aren't both supporting mass child murder from the perspective of somebody who thinks that neither bombing was justified? Is the violent death of hundreds of children not on the same level of importance as other kinds of speech deemed too "violent", "slanderous", or "hateful"? See, any attempt to defend a non-free-speech-extremist system falls apart. -
David Lifton on the Paines (2017)
Micah Mileto replied to Greg Doudna's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Okay? Fine, it isn't worth getting jail involved anyway. How can you justify jail for taking something that is not scarce? -
David Lifton on the Paines (2017)
Micah Mileto replied to Greg Doudna's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
So? Don't try to sell ice to Inuit individuals. -
David Lifton on the Paines (2017)
Micah Mileto replied to Greg Doudna's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
The product attempting to be sold can be duplicated times infinity. You are saying that those who take one of these infinite copies should experience violence in the form of jail or the threat of jail. Sorry, you're not going to convince me that's fair. Stealing is when you take something from somebody else and that person doesn't have that thing anymore - piracy is different. Your outlook on this issue seems to rely on the expectation of profit, and I am saying that nobody should have any expectation to make a profit when trying to sell something that is not scarce. Home and office space is scarce, digital files are not. The creator's profit is not worth others' negative rights against authority figures forcing their will onto them. -
David Lifton on the Paines (2017)
Micah Mileto replied to Greg Doudna's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Boo. Abolish intellectual property. -
If you believe in psychology pseudoscience, what is your opinion on the idea that psychology is just a scam designed to make people feel ashamed of themselves?
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Could one argue that the law is being broken by not digging up the grave at Arlington for another autopsy?
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Are you sure Thuoy and Calloway can't be the same person?
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Warren Commission members by attendance.
Micah Mileto replied to Tommy Tomlinson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Trust me, I know. I'm about to release 400 pages on the tracheostomy. You know about the chest tube incisions right above JFK's nipples, right? And how the Parkland witnesses all insisted that the chest tubes were inserted all the way into the pleural cavity, while the Bethesda pathologists claimed the incisions were only superficial and the pleura was totally intact? -
Is Sharon Thuoy Sharon Calloway? https://jfk.emuseum.com/objects/21462/sharon-calloway-oral-history?ctx=f11e088c207c7ffb8ed89774e3af0625bf2b4f12&idx=0
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Warren Commission members by attendance.
Micah Mileto replied to Tommy Tomlinson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I love the part when Allen Dulles walks into Dr. Humes' testimony late, and when Humes was describing the chest tube incisions made at Parkland, Dulles asks "Are you describing exit wounds?", to which Humes replies "Sir, these are knife wounds".