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Question for Paul Trejo re Walker
Michael Clark replied to Paul Brancato's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
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Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
George, you previously said, I believe (please correct me if I am wrong. I will try to find your post for a quote from you), that you thought the back wound bullet (first bullet) was tumbling. It could not, I believe, have maintained such a velocity if it was tumbling. I don't believe that faulty propellant could account for a tumbling action. *****edit. Nothing that I posted above is necessarily in direct contradiction of the point you have made, Mr. Sawtelle. Cheers, Mchael -
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Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
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The flap on the right side of the head
Michael Clark replied to Ron Ecker's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thanks Ron, I have not been able to accept an alteration theory because it does not help the WC cover-up at all, as far as I can see. Thanks for the reply, Cheers, Michael -
I am seeing an explosion of "guests" right now. Over 3000. I PM'd James groden.
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Was "Full-Figured" Gloria Calvery "Running Woman"?
Michael Clark replied to Thomas Graves's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Title edit request: "Chunky" to "Shapely". jus' sayin. Cheers, Michael -
Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Lol! Thanks for biting. Answer coming soon... When I was a Cellular Technician in Vermont I did a whole lot of driving in my truck. Once I convinced one of our net-ops guys that having a single Alice In Chains CD spinning, 24X7, on our test-gear-call-line, was unlikely to get our guys to use the test gear with any consistency, he put an awesome CD in the player. I then spent a couple years listening to to Steven Hawkins: A Briefer History of Time, all of my driving time. At some point I was able to quote long passages of that book, verbatim. I'll just say that it beats sleeping in a Holiday Inn Express at making you feel smart. Cheers, Michael -
Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Agreed, and if some technology could be developed to stop a bullet, in md-flight, the bullet would still mash-up upon itself...... ask me how I know.... Cheers, Michael -
LHO was up to his eyeballs in dirty stuff. If he hit her once, perhaps twice, he may have been trying to avoid worse. He may have been re-appropriated from an operative to a patsy because handlers felt it was too late. The message for Marina was clear once Lee was dead. From this perspective it might be interesting to note that Jim Garrison was first cued-up to a problem of conspiracy, not 3 years after the fact, but on the afternoon of the assassination by a simple act of physical violence, when Guy Banister pistol-whipped Jack Martin. Cheers, Michael
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The flap on the right side of the head
Michael Clark replied to Ron Ecker's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Ron, I am wondering how your thoughts have evolved on this after 12 years. I have avoided the subject because photo-analism gets so contentious. From what I see in the Z Film, there is a massive blowout in front of the right ear, and I see nothing else. Have you resolved any of this, inasmuch as it conflicts with testimony, to your satisfaction? Have you accepted photo-alteration? Cheers, Michael -
Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Ok, thanks for that. I was unaware of that. -
Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
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Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I'd move to BC in a heartbeat...... gold mining, fishing, hunting, killing trees, etc....... trade Jeeps for trucks and I'll just stay out of the way of horses... sign me Up! I just need a network technicians job, and a lake for my boat. -
Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Nope. I am on a personal path to conversion to metric. There's just no point in being clueless about Metric measurements. It's not that hard. Unfortunately, to some people it is treasonous. I would be safer around some people handing out FPCC leaflets than talking metric. -
Another look at the back wound.
Michael Clark replied to Michael Clark's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
( I typed the following but wandered away from the page. Posting now) I am not seeing how a bullet traveling at @ 700 MPS would make a shallow wound. If you want to account for it by the back brace, then you have to expect more damage to the bullet. You just can't stop that bullet in the space of 2-3 inches without seriously deforming it. -it couldn't be tumbling or it would have been way off the mark. -if it were tumbling it couldn't have made a clean hole. -something funny is going on to cause that bruise. Cheers, Michael -
Question for Paul Trejo re Walker
Michael Clark replied to Paul Brancato's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
On 03/01/13 Paul Trejo Wrote: "John, these are all questions that I still cannot answer. I'm still digging as fast as I can. I will say this, however. Walker was very chummy with Nazi types in Germany during his command in Augsburg (11/1959 to 11/1961). He made good friends with the editor of the Deutsche Nationalzeitung newspaper, formerly a Nazi newspaper and still a right-wing journal in 1963, That editor, Dr. Gerhard Frey, was connected with Joseph Goebbels during the Nazi era. I will give ex-General Edwin Walker the benefit of the doubt -- until actual facts are presented. My current theory (always evolving) is that Walker was a conformist all his life -- but the Cold War was confusing to him. He led the racial integration of Little Rock High School in Arkansas in 1957, but by late 1959 he tendered his first resignation from the Army to President Eisenhower, citing a "conspiracy". In late 1959 Walker personally met Robert Welch, founder of the John Birch Society (JBS) and came to believe that President Eisenhower was a Communist (as Robert Welch taught). When Eisenhower rejected Walker's resignation, but instead gave him a command over thousands of troops in Augsburg, Germany, Walker accepted the position -- his biggest promotion ever -- on the secret condition that he would promote JBS literature to his troops. Along with Major Archibald E. Roberts, Walker began his Pro-Blue program the very first day that he arrived in Germany. He spent most of his time on this project, and he influenced thousands of young soldiers with the JBS doctrine -- similar to the doctrine of the late Senator Joseph McCarthy -- that the US Government was filled with Communists. This treasonous talk, laughingly called Anticommunism, was really Anti-American. This is what Robert Welch and his followers had always wanted. They objected to WW2, because as they said, the USA joined the Communists to defeat Germany, while they should have supported Germany to defeat Communism. While in Germany, Walker evidently increased his communication with the new German Anticommunists like Dr. Gerhard Frey, Hasso Thorsten and others, and they evidently impressed him very much. For example, only 18 hours after the JFK assassination, Walker called the Deutsche Nationalzeitung to boast that the same shooter who killed JFK (Lee Harvey Oswald) was the same shooter who shot at him on 10 April 1963. This was several days before Marina Oswald announced this allegation to the FBI and the world. There is plenty of smoke there, I say. Best regards, --Paul Trejo" ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------- -
JOACHIM JOESTEN How Kennedy Was...
Michael Clark replied to John Dolva's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
And, since this just got bumped, I'll add a link to a related thread. http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?/topic/6089-joachim-joesten/ -
JOACHIM JOESTEN How Kennedy Was...
Michael Clark replied to John Dolva's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Joe, Thanks for highlighting that passage. The character assassination that started when he took-up the challenge of the Kennedy case and it has never ceased. He was truly a great and supremely courageous American, and a visionary. Cheers, Michael -
This may be the thread to which you refer. http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?/topic/22875-two-dallas-cops-were-involved-in-the-pre-arranged-murder-of-tippit/&page=1