>>> On Sep 19, 1:41=A0pm, Ben Holmes <ad...@burningknife.com> wrote:
>>>> In article <2qci58dpb7fn6vtcl687rp2uvtrdjtc...@4ax.com>, John McAdams say=
>>> s...

>>>>> On 6 Sep 2012 06:37:26 -0700, Ben Holmes <ad...@burningknife.com>
>>>>> wrote:

>>>>>> In the previous paragraphs, Mark Lane showed that the Warren Commission=
>>> took
>>>>>> testimony from a Veterinarian for ballistics issues, yet still was forc=
>>> ed to
>>>>>> ignore the testimony since in contradicted the SBT.

>>>>>> "Although the Commission asserted that its experts had proved that one =
>>> bullet
>>>>>> could pass through the President's neck and then through the Governor's=
>>> chest
>>>>>> and wrist and enter his thigh, the experts had never attempted that
>>>>>> comprehensive test. Instead, they had fired different bullets, each thr=
>>> ough a
>>>>>> different substance, each bullet suffering distortion in the process.
>>>>>> Nevertheless the Commission concluded that one bullet - Commission Exhi=
>>> bit 399 -
>>>>>> did all the damage, while remaining unshattered, unflattened, undeforme=
>>> d.

>>>>> http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/ce399.gif

>>>>> Lane just can't stop lying.

>>>> You just can't stop making claims that you cannot defend.

>>>   Can you defend Lane`s claim that ce399 is undeformed?

>> The ballistics studies undertaken for the Warren Commission did an
>> excellent job at this. Much better than I could do.

>    Since you are running from the question I will assume you can`t
> defend Lane`s claim that CE 399 is undeformed.

>> Surely you can point to one of the photos showing a bullet which did half
>> the damage that CE 399 did, and even partially came close to looking like
>> CE 399, right?

>    <snicker> What does this strawman have to do with anything?

>    Since words have meaning, let me supply the definition for deformed,
> and you can tell us how it doesn`t apply to ce399.

>    deformed past participle, past tense of de·form (Verb)
> Verb:
> Distort the shape or form of; make misshapen.
> Become distorted or misshapen; undergo deformation: "the suspension
> deforms slightly on corners".

>    Obviously CE399 is not in it`s original shape, therefore it is
> deformed. Lane lied about this, it is simple as that.

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