Oswald Was Planted in the Texas School Book Depository By Evil Conspirators

[Willy Gingersnaps]

You'd have to be an idiot to believe the official story that he just happened to get a job there by accident 6 weeks before the president was delivered to the doorstep. Unless you think God wanted JFK dead.

[David Von Pein]

No, Ginger, you'd have to be an idiot to think that Linnie Mae Randle
was a conspirator -- which is precisely what you must believe if you
think Oswald was "planted" in the TSBD.

http://jfk-archives.blogspot.com/2010/06/was-oswald-planted-in-tsbd.html

[Willy Gingersnaps]

You're such a candy-assed creep, Pein. The internet was made for you.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

Ellie-Mae, Fanny-Mae, whatever her name may, need not be a conspirator but in Valerian von Pein's straw man context charade, though she might be. I don't know the gal so well as cyber crack head von Pein. Since the facts make David von Pein bawl like a little sissy, she has to change the subject to Linnie-Mae Randall von Frazier, instead of addressing the insane improbability of Oswald meandering into the perfect job to shoot the president six weeks later. Herr von Pein's stupidity is exceeded only by his creepiness. Plus, he smells like a bird cage. You just know it.

[Mark Ulrik]

I like your logic. Do you also believe there were sinister forces at
work when your future parents first met?

[Jason Burke]

On 4/4/2013 1:11 AM, Willy Gingersnaps wrote:
> You'd have to be an idiot to believe the official story that he just happened to get a job there by accident 6 weeks before the president was delivered to the doorstep. Unless you think God wanted JFK dead.
>

'Course we all knew Da Predident would be passing right by the TSBD at
the time Ozzie got that thar job, right?

[Willy Gingersnaps]

We know it now, you menstrual midget, don't we? Any anybody who knew the facts back then would have known, too, but you're such a fucking retard that you can't understand that.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

I like your drooling idiot IQ. Perhaps you could get a job bagging rubber groceries.

[Walt]

On Apr 4, 3:11 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You'd have to be an idiot to believe the official story that he just happened to get a job there by accident 6 weeks before the president was delivered to the doorstep. Unless you think God wanted JFK dead.

Ron Lewis asociated with Lee Oswald in New orleans in the summer of
1963......


I've talked to Ron Lewis many times ...and I believe he was an agent
for a foriegn government spying on Lee Oswald in an attempt to
determine if Lee was a US government agent and what he was doing in
New Orleans.

At anyrate .... Ron Lewis told me that Lee had told him in September
of 63 before Lee left NO that he would be working in a book warehouse
in Dallas. I have no way of knowing if Lee actually told Lewis that
he would be employed at a "book warehouse" and I'll readily admit that
I have my doubts about the story ....BUT ..it is a fact that Lee had
been offered a permanent job as a baggage handler at Love field that
paid better than the job at the TSBD, but Ruth Paine declined the
offer when the airline called eventhough Lee hadn't actually started
working at the TSBD at the time the airline called.

I believe that Lee oswald was placed in that position, probably
thinking that he was working for Hoover who wanted someone to spy on
members of the "American GI Forum" who worked in the TSBD. Hoover
thought that the "American GI Forum" was an undercover communist
group.

[David Von Pein]

>>> "You're such a candy-assed creep, Pein. The internet was made for you." <<<

Nice way of not dealing with Linnie Mae, Ginger. You can't deal with
Linnie Mae, so you'll pretend that she doesn't matter to your make-
believe plot to plant your favorite patsy in the TSBD.

Typical CT retard -- ignore the truth of the matter and just pretend
Oswald was "planted" somewhere.

What a tribe, these conspiracy mongers. Looks like Ginger was born to
be one.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

Until you start talking about Hoover, I agree with you. It seems we both firmly believe that it was no mere accident of fate that Oswald got a job at the TSBD. Common ground at last.

[Walt]

On Apr 4, 1:00 pm, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Until you start talking about Hoover, I agree with you. It seems we both firmly believe that it was no mere accident of fate that Oswald got a job at the TSBD. Common ground at last.

I don't understand how anybody can believe that a conspiracy was
involved in the murder, and not see that Hoover had to be a key man in
the plot. An honest investigation would have uncovered the
truth.....Because the FBI had their tentacles everywhere and the
perpetrators would have been caught ( unless you believe the FBI were
a bunch of inept buffoons)

So if you think there was a conspiracy involved then it's obvious that
Hoover had to have been a pivotal character in the plot and the cover
up.

And Yes...... I believe that you're right....It was no mere
coincidence that Lee Oswald was employed in that TSBD.

Once they had him in position......the plot to murder the president
moved forward under the watchful eye of JE Hoover.

[David Von Pein]

>>> "[Linnie Mae Randle] need not be a conspirator..." <<<

Then you're apparently a retard who doesn't even know what his/her own
theory is. Because if it weren't for Linnie Mae Randle, the
assassination of JFK would probably have never occurred (it certainly
wouldn't have occurred in Dealey Plaza from the Book Depository,
that's for darn sure). And even a retard like Ginger should know why I
am making such a statement.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

Now then, sissy boy, don't get yer panties all in a knot just because I can see right through your nightie. Frazier's sister, of course, is credited with spilling the beans to Mrs. Paine Purebread about the bonanza of job opportunities to be had at the Texas School Book Depository. But, that doesn't mean that she has to be part of the conspiracy. For a little queer boy, you certainly don't have much of an imagination, do you. I'll bet nobody has ever told you that before, sugar buns.

[David Von Pein]

>>> "Frazier's sister, of course, is credited with spilling the beans to Mrs. Paine Purebread about the bonanza of job opportunities to be had at the Texas School Book Depository. But, that doesn't mean that she has to be part of the conspiracy." <<<

Yes, it does mean that very thing--if the title of your silly little
thread here is to be taken as the truth -- "Oswald Was Planted in the
Texas School Book Depository By Evil Conspirators".

Since Randle's suggestion is THE ONLY REASON Lee Oswald went to look
for a job at the TSBD in the first place, it must mean Randle WAS a
"conspirator" if LHO was "planted" in that building. (Duh.)

I would think this easy line of thought would even be a snap to a
sissy with a goofy name like Gingersnaps. But, evidently Ginger likes
to be looked upon as a retard. She must, because she's giving an Oscar-
worthy performance as one.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

Before you embarrass yourself any more, you should consider the possibilities, Muffy. Of course, the obvious one that floats your boat is the dear Mrs. Randall. She could have been a conspirator, but there are other possibilities. She may have been prompted to supply the information by somebody else. I'd name names, but you'd just throw another of your hissy fits, and you want to maintain some dignity. Who knows, one of your johns may be reading this. But, a person present at the tea session may have cleverly elicited the information. Or, perhaps, a brother may have planted the suggestion. Or a husband. And, btw, I do support your right to marry, so let's not turn this into something it isn't, sweetie cakes. Her husband did happen to be out of town that morning with a man named Caster. As I'm sure you recall, another man named Caster brought two rifles into the TSBD two days before the president was murdered. I am not clairvoyant, so I don't know exactly what happpened, vacuum lips, but there are other possibilities.

[David Von Pein]

>>> "Mrs. Randall [sic]...could have been a conspirator." <<<

The above quote illustrates the zeal with which Ginger and her ilk
WANT a plot to exist in the JFK case. To even BEGIN to believe that
Linnie Mae Randle was a "conspirator" is to place yourself into the
"retard" category for all time. And Ginger has arrived there.
Congrats, my lady.


>>> "...there are other possibilities." <<<

But the one possibility Ginger will never accept is the one that's
certainly the truth --- Neither Randle nor anyone associated with her
were "conspirators", with Mrs. Randle innocently suggesting the
possibility of there being a job opening at the Depository where her
brother had recently gained employment.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

I tried to warn ya. Don't be surprised if you can't do better than a fiver, even if you swallow.

[Jason Burke]

And you're wasting oxygen because?

[tom...@cox.net]

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BECAYUSE HE HAS NEVER ONCE ADDRESSED EVIDENCE/TESTIMONY ! ! !

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[Jason Burke]

On 4/4/2013 7:33 PM, tom...@cox.net wrote:
> Do you all suppose that jason burke (aka toad vaughan) CAN'T READ.
> BECAYUSE HE HAS NEVER ONCE ADDRESSED EVIDENCE/TESTIMONY ! ! !
>

So, Tommie. You've admitted you've got nothing.

Just checking.

[Bud]

On Apr 4, 4:48 pm, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried to warn ya. Don't be surprised if you can't do better than a fiver, even if you swallow.

I`d be surprised if you had a fiver.

[Bud]

On Apr 4, 4:23 pm, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Before you embarrass yourself any more, you should consider the possibilities, Muffy. Of course, the obvious one that floats your boat is the dear Mrs. Randall. She could have been a conspirator, but there are other possibilities.

Maybe she was a CIA fembot.

> She may have been prompted to supply the information by somebody else. I'd name names, but you'd just throw another of your hissy fits, and you want to maintain some dignity. Who knows, one of your johns may be reading this. But, a person present at the tea session may have cleverly elicited the information. Or, perhaps, a brother may have planted the suggestion. Or a husband. And, btw, I do support your right to marry, so let's not turn this into something it isn't, sweetie cakes. Her husband did happen to be out of town that morning with a man named Caster. As I'm sure you recall, another man named Caster brought two rifles into the TSBD two days before the president was murdered.

If one Caster is in town and one Caster is out of town there is a
good chance they are different Casters, Sherlock. And the Caster that
took rifles into the TSBD also took them out, joining the millions of
rifles outside the TSBD. It must have been nappy time for you when
Sesame Street covered in/out. And it was unintentional if that got you
aroused.

> I am not clairvoyant, so I don't know exactly what happpened, vacuum lips, but there are other possibilities.

50 years of retards wandering aimlessly in the hallways of their
empty minds.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

I know they are not the same Caster. Randall's co-worker was "Berry J. Caster," if I recall. And it was Warren Caster, of course, who brought two rifles into the TSBD two days before our beloved President Kennedy was assassinated, and made sure that everybody saw them. Of course, they are not the same person, but Caster is a somewhat unusual name and there are two of them in our story and they were both out of town on the day of the assassination. It should have been investigated, is all I'm saying, you moronic twat drip.

[Bud]

On Apr 5, 5:39 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know they are not the same Caster. Randall's co-worker was "Berry J. Caster," if I recall. And it was Warren Caster, of course, who brought two rifles into the TSBD two days before our beloved President Kennedy was assassinated, and made sure that everybody saw them. Of course, they are not the same person, but Caster is a somewhat unusual name and there are two of them in our story and they were both out of town on the day of the assassination. It should have been investigated, is all I'm saying, you moronic twat drip.

Yah, I know you retards want endless and useless investigation. Now
you are looking to pin Oswald`s crimes on people who were out of town
when the crime occurred. It was Oswald, stupid.

[Willy Gingersnaps]

"Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.

[Walt]

On Apr 5, 5:28 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.

Don't you realize that simple minds like simple solutions?.... The
Lner's are content with the simple solution that Lee Oswald murdered
John Kennedy for no reason. What's to investigate??

[Bud]

On Apr 5, 11:05 am, Walt <papakochenb...@evertek.net> wrote:
> On Apr 5, 5:28 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > "Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.
>
> Don't you realize that simple minds like simple solutions?....

Retards like to write their own script. It`s a retard hobby that has
no bearing on reality. In what fucking world would an investigation
think two people that are in no way implicated in the crime being
investigated would be significant and worthy of looking into? Only in
the bizarro world you idiots imagine are things like this done.

> The
> Lner's are content with the simple solution that Lee Oswald murdered
> John Kennedy for no reason.

Psst, Walt, Oswald was a political fanatic. I know that fact has
escaped your notice, having your head wedged firmly up your ass all
these years.


>  What's to investigate??

Apparently noting, thousands of people spent thousands of hours
coming up with zilch. I don`t think they will ever figure out that
this is because there just isn`t anything there.

[Bud]

On Apr 5, 6:28 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.

Of course I haven`t, it`s a simple crime, a minute mystery that
stumps have made into a parlor game. What if you looked into both
Casters and found they both had cats named "fluffy"? Then you`d be on
to something, eh? "What are the chances of *that*, lone nutters?" we`d
hear, "there must be something more here than meets the eye." And it
would become issue number 7602, none of which you retards have taken
anywhere.

Lets face it, if there really was a conspiracy it was done by
*smart* people. What are the chance you or Walt are going to solve
it?

[Walt]

On Apr 5, 11:25 am, Bud <sirsl...@fast.net> wrote:
> On Apr 5, 6:28 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > "Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.
>
>   Of course I haven`t, it`s a simple crime, a minute mystery that
> stumps have made into a parlor game. What if you looked into both
> Casters and found they both had cats named "fluffy"? Then you`d be on
> to something, eh? "What are the chances of *that*, lone nutters?" we`d
> hear, "there must be something more here than meets the eye." And it
> would become issue number 7602, none of which you retards have taken
> anywhere.
>
>   Lets face it, if there really was a conspiracy it was done by
> *smart* people. What are the chance you or Walt are going to solve
> it?

Smart people?? You're an idiot...... The plotters made many
bonehead mistakes, but Hoover covered for them.

You're even dumber than I had thought you were .....Smart people don't
plot to murder the POTUS... There were probably thousands of smart
people who would have wished JFK was asassinated..... but only a few
STUPID and desperate ones actually acted on their ideas.

[Walt]

On Apr 5, 11:16 am, Bud <sirsl...@fast.net> wrote:
> On Apr 5, 11:05 am, Walt <papakochenb...@evertek.net> wrote:
>
> > On Apr 5, 5:28 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > "Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.
>
> > Don't you realize that simple minds like simple solutions?....
>
>   Retards like to write their own script. It`s a retard hobby that has
> no bearing on reality. In what fucking world would an investigation
> think two people that are in no way implicated in the crime being
> investigated would be significant and worthy of looking into? Only in
> the bizarro world you idiots imagine are things like this done.
>
> > The
> > Lner's are content with the simple solution that Lee Oswald murdered
> > John Kennedy for no reason.
>
>   Psst, Walt, Oswald was a political fanatic.


Psst, Walt, Oswald was a political fanatic.

You don't have a clue..... Political fanatics love to talk about
politics.. There is very little in the records that show that Lee
Oswald was a "political fanatic" On a few public occasions he
pretended to be interested in Fidel Castro's political revolution but
there is very little evidence that he discussed politics with any
friends or acquaintances. And that's totally unlike a political
fan ..... A political fan will often steer the subject toward politics
just as a baseball fan likes to talk baseball.... Oswald was NOT a
fan of politics.... and perhaps you'd enjoy a website for fans of
fantasy.

[Jason Burke]

On 4/5/2013 12:02 PM, David Von Pein wrote:
>
>>>> "Smart people don't plot to murder the POTUS." <<<
>

> You might have something there, Walt.
>
> But I'm not sure you realize the implications of the above remark. It
> means, per your way of thinking, that the people who REALLY DID plot
> to murder the President were NOT SMART PEOPLE. I.E., they were idiots.
>
> Walt will now attempt to backpedal away from these words he wrote
> above -- "SMART PEOPLE DON'T PLOT TO MURDER THE POTUS".
>

Nah, he'll just ignore this.
being as he doesn't have any sensible response and all.

[Bud]

On Apr 5, 4:10 pm, Walt <papakochenb...@evertek.net> wrote:
> On Apr 5, 11:16 am, Bud <sirsl...@fast.net> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 5, 11:05 am, Walt <papakochenb...@evertek.net> wrote:
>
> > > On Apr 5, 5:28 am, Willy Gingersnaps <fatoldcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > "Endless" investigation? I guess you can't be guilty of that, since you didn't even know there were two Casters, you Fruit Of The Loom skid puddle.
>
> > > Don't you realize that simple minds like simple solutions?....
>
> >   Retards like to write their own script. It`s a retard hobby that has
> > no bearing on reality. In what fucking world would an investigation
> > think two people that are in no way implicated in the crime being
> > investigated would be significant and worthy of looking into? Only in
> > the bizarro world you idiots imagine are things like this done.
>
> > > The
> > > Lner's are content with the simple solution that Lee Oswald murdered
> > > John Kennedy for no reason.
>
> >   Psst, Walt, Oswald was a political fanatic.
>
> Psst, Walt, Oswald was a political fanatic.
>
> You don't have a clue.....  Political fanatics love to talk about
> politics..

That is a generalized and meaningless statement. Oswald was
introspective and he wasn`t doing these things for others. He was
doing them to live up to his own ideas of how a man of quality
responds and reacts. You idiots dwell on all the trivial things
Delgado related but don`t consider the things he said that were
actually relevant to the assassination. Like this...

"Mr. LIEBELER - Can you tell us some more about your discussions with
Oswald concerning the Castro movement or the situation in Cuba?
Mr. DELGADO - We had quite many discussions regarding Castro. At the
time I was in favor of Castro, I wholeheartedly supported him, and
made it known that I thought he was a pretty good fellow, and that was
one of the main things Oswald and I always hit off so well, we were
along the same lines of thought. Castro at the time showed all
possibilities of being a freedom-loving man, a democratic sort of
person, that was going to do away with all tyranny and finally give
the Cuban people a break. But then he turned around and started to
purge the Russian purge, started executing all these pro-Batistas or
anybody associated with a pro-Batista, just word of mouth. I would say
he is a Batista, and right away they would grab him, give him a
kangaroo court and shoot him. He and I had discussed about that, and
right and wrong way that he should have gone about doing it.

Castro at the time, his brother Raoul was the only known Communist,
and I mentioned the fact that he was a Communist, but that although
Castro was the leader, I doubt if he would follow the Communist line
of life, you know. At the time I don't remember Che Guevra being
there. He came in after that. And we talked how we would like to go to
Cuba and----
Mr. LIEBELER - You and Oswald did?
Mr. DELGADO - Right. We were going to become officers, you know,
enlisted men. We are dreaming now, right? So we were going to become
officers. So we had a head start, you see. We were getting honorable
discharges, while Morgan--there was a fellow in Cuba at the time, he
got a dishonorable discharge from, the Army, and he went to Castro and
fought with Castro in the Escambres.
Mr. LIEBELER - A fellow named Morgan?
Mr. DELGADO - Yes; Henry Morgan--not Henry, but it was Morgan, though;
and at the end of the revolution he came out with the rank of major,
you know.
So we were all thinking, well, honorable discharge, and I speak
Spanish and he's got his ideas of how a government should be run, you
know, the same line as Castro did at that time.
Mr. LIEBELER - Oswald?
Mr. DELGADO - Right. So we could go over there and become officers and
lead an expedition to some of these other islands and free them too,
you know, from--this was really weird, you know, but----
Mr. LIEBELER - That is what you and Oswald talked about?
Mr. DELGADO - Right, things like that; and how we would go to take
over, to make a republic, you know, because that was another form of
Batista, American-supported government, you know. And one of his main,
pet peeves was that he thought that Batista was being supported by the
United States, and that is why we were so against him in the beginning
of Castro.
Mr. LIEBELER - So against Castro?
Mr. DELGADO - Right, because of the fact that we had lost so much and
were about to lose so much money in Cuba, because now that our man was
out. And we would talk about how we would do away with Trujillo, and
things like that, but never got no farther than the speaking stage.
But then when he started, you know, going along with this, he started
actually making plans, he wanted to know, you know, how to get to Cuba
and things like that. I was shying away from him. He kept on asking me
questions like "how can a person in his category, an English person,
get with a Cuban, you know, people, be part of that revolution
movement?"
I told him, to begin with, you have got to be trusted--right--in any
country you go to you have got to be trusted, so the best way to be
trusted is to know their language, know their customs, you know; so he
started applying himself to Spanish, he started studying. He bought
himself a dictionary, a Spanish-American dictionary. He would come to
me and we would speak in Spanish. You know, not great sentences but
enough. After a while he got to talk to me, you know, in Spanish."

Oswald had fantasied about doing big things, he saw himself as man
of action who would shape events (which he was when he killed
Kennedy). Thats why Russia soured on him, he didn`t just want to be a
drone worker. He give lip service to the downtrodden working class,
but did he socialize with his fellow workers? No, they were drones,
and he saw himself as a different kind of man. Just like you prefer to
see yourself as some valid investigator rather than just a jerkoff
hobbyist, which would be the real truth.

>  There is very little in the records that show that Lee
> Oswald was a "political fanatic"

There is plenty there, Walt. But like with all information, your
mind turns it into something else. The problem isn`t a lack of
information, the problem is your fucked up mind.

>  On a few public occasions he
> pretended to be interested in Fidel Castro's political revolution but
> there is very little evidence that he discussed politics with any
> friends or acquaintances.

Name his friends and acquaintances. The only one I can think of is
De Mohrenschildt, and they did talk politics.

> And that's totally unlike a political
> fan ..... A political fan will often steer the subject toward politics
> just as a baseball fan likes to talk baseball....

A person acts according to his own personality.

[aeffects]

get your alias(es) straight moron, it's Mark Ulriks turn..... get with
it Paul May,we're getting tired correcting your lies.... Carry on,
fool!

[Jason Burke]

How's that ass doing, shithead?

Still can't read headers, I see. But then you *are* one of the dumbest
fucks on the planet, so that doesn't surprise anyone.