On 1/25/2020 10:02 PM, John McAdams wrote:
> On 25 Jan 2020 21:23:56 -0500, David Mantik <
david...@verizon.net>
> wrote:
>
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>> ??...is now available online at TheMantikView: ??????????
http://themantikview.com/??If time is limited, be sure not to miss the SURVEY CONCLUSIONS (the last file).??If you??are limited to only??a few minutes, you should find useful and new information at the end of the CONCLUSIONS, in my discussion of the Single Bullet Theory.??Best wishes, ??David Mantik
Oh what a pity. Is that because WC defenders are not brave enough to take
the survey? Or maybe they don't like PDFs. I didn't bother to fill out the
survey so it does not perfectly reflect the numbers on both sided.
>
http://themantikview.com/pdf/JFK_Survey.pdf#page=3
>
> And while some of the respondents are relatively sane, he asked James
> Fetzer and Judyth Baker for this opinions.
>
> Some of the questions are framed in a terribly biased way. For
> example:
>
Ya think? Like Begging the Question.
How about: Do you agree it's OK to assassinate the President?
> "42. Fred Newcomb interviewed four Dealey Plaza motorcycle escorts;
> they describe actions (including a limousine stop) not seen in the
> extant Zapruder film. Were all these men mistaken?"
>
Jeez, didn't anyone read my essay on the limo stop?
> It is questionable whether this claimed testimony is really as Mantik
> describes it.
>
He may not even think it himself.
> "41. Dealey Plaza witnesses (and early viewers of the Zapruder film)
> report tissue debris flying to the rear. On the contrary, the extant
> Z-film shows the largest particles flying forward. Do you believe that
> these witnesses saw significant debris flying to the rear?"
>
Well, once the researchers were allowed to see the original Zapruder film
they could see for themselves the debris from the skull flying to the
LEFT. So your hypothesis would mean that the bullet came from the right,
right?
> There are not "many" such witnesses, especially if you don't
> misrepresent what Bobby Hargis experienced.
>
But it's so much fun to do things like that. It's like playing y
telephone tag.
Yeah, like anyone knew what that meant.
Close enough for government work.
> "22. Three Dallas pathologists at Methodist Hospital held the Harper
> fragment and declared that it was from occipital bone. Were they all
> wrong?"
>
> Who would want to disagree with "there pathologists??"
>
Their? Three?
Why not use Roman numerals?
We are coming up to the Super Bowl, you know, so you gotta get into
practice.
BTW, do you know how dangerous it is to mention Perry? He thought the
throat shot came from the front.
> But assuming this is even true, it's in error.
>
He's not the only one to make errors. I suspect that most human beings
make errors. Even robots can make errors (although it's not really their
fault." Just the other day I saw Marty turn the wrong way in my local Stop
and Shop and had to remind him to turn around.
Boy, that was hard to figure out.
Do you understand that Trump supporters believe in impossible conspiracy
theories?
>
> .John
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