In article <
2a733228-4fed-47fc...@googlegroups.com>,
Saintly Oswald <
fatol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thursday, October 11, 2012 10:39:39 PM UTC-4, John Reagor King wrote:
> > In article <
321384eb-4ba6-4fc5...@googlegroups.com>,
>
> > Except for one little problem: aren't both of his hands on the steering
> > wheel the entire time?
>
> His hands are not on the steering wheel all the time. You can clearly see
> this, if you bother to try.
I have looked at the film many hundreds of times, thanks.
> Take a look at your own Holy Bible, the Zapruder
> film frame 312, that nice clear one. You will deny it, of course, but Greer's
> left hand is not on the wheel.
Ah, but the reason I "deny" it is not because I am closed-minded and
refuse to even try to see what you are seeing. It is instead for an
entirely different reason: I am truthfully pointing out that it is you
who are mistaking what you are seeing.
> It is closer to his body than is the wheel,
> and it's grip is oriented differently than it would be if it were holding the
> wheel. It is holding something else.
There is nothing in his hand there.
> This is where your revered Zapruder
> scripture has been corrupted, obscuring what it he is holding, but the Lord
> of Truth shines through here, nonetheless.
There is no credible evidence of fakery in the film. You are quite
obviously pouncing on every variation of light and shadow to desperately
try to see just something, just anything, that even maybe, possibly,
perhaps fits the various theories you've concocted, which I notice have
undergone some significant changes within the past month alone. You're
the one who put a soda bottle in Connally's hand then changed it to him
putting a pistol in his pocket then changed it again to him withdrawing
a pistol from his pocket.
> His hand is *not* on the wheel.
> And he does not fire in frame 313, so you need not go on (and on) about how
> his hand is still down there when the head explodes. He fires in frame 318,
> but you will claim that's just some blur descended from the heavens at the
> most propitious of times, when in fact, it is his arm and his hand and his
> gun in front of his face.
I will claim nothing but perfectly ordinary aspects of photography and
the images captured. What you think is a gun is actually the reflection
of sunlight on top of Kellerman's head. You are nowhere near the first
to think that is a gun. You're obviously not watching the film in a
good copy very closely. You need to watch in motion at various speeds,
not just examine it frame by frame only. That reflection appears on the
top of his head several times in the film. At times it is blocked by
the frame of the windshield and at other times it is not. This is quite
obvious when watching a good quality version at various speeds and with
various stabilizations and levels of zoom.
> Zapruder just happen to jiggle. Yeah, sure. What
> jiggle is going to create a blur out of thin air? If it is a blur, and it is,
> then something there must be blurred. What is it? What could it be? A pilgrim
> shadow? Where's the pilgrim? I don't see anybody standing on the hood. But,
> calcified brains will dismiss it as such, because their dogma will not bend
> for the truth. Time to ride back from the valley of the shadow, dude.
I'm quite obviously far more objective about this film than you are. It
is you who need to ride back from all these silly claims about perfectly
ordinary and non-sinister features of those images.