On Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at 10:26:39 PM UTC-4, David Emerling wrote:
> On Monday, August 24, 2015 at 5:05:53 PM UTC-5, mainframetech wrote:
>
> > Naah! That's what the conspirators were hoping, that there would be
> > enough suckers that would fall for the look of simplicity that they
> > wouldn't pursue the conspirators after the murder. But most folks were
> > too smart for that and distrusted the seeming phony simplicity.
>
> For a person who is unable to identify the architects of this plot, you
> sure know a lot about what was going on in their head.
>
You're incorrect again. I've listed out a number of names that appear
to be amopng the original conspirators, starting from the top by LBJ, and
as you go down the line Robert Frazier (FBI Firearms expert and custodian
of the bullets), also suspicious are Greer and Kellerman for various
reasons, Greer decided to almost stop the limousine he was driving
(proven) when the first bullets struck, and was instrumental in the
striking of the final kill shot. Kellerman could have jumped over the
chrome overhead bar to get on top of JFK when the first shot was fired,
but stayed right where he was, though he commented in such a way that we
know that he knew they were under fire. He was also the main lawbreaker
in stealing the body from Parkland hospital and the Medical Examiner.
> So, what you seem to be saying is that the conspirators purposely made the
> assassination and cover-up very convoluted so that the investigators would
> look toward simplistic answers and, thus, overlook their intricate weave
> of deception?
>
> Brilliant!
>
> David Emerling
> Memphis, TN
WRONG again. The plan was very simple, but the complications came in
from LNs and CTs arguing about it and finding every little bit of fluff
they could dig up, and then arguing it to death. What actuallty happened
was fairly straightforward as far as an assassination went. The key
disinformation was to have a 'patsy' to blame and kill off after the
murder, so that the conspirators could go on with their lives and work
without fear of being caught and tried. More effort was spent in covering
up and supporting the 'patsy' part than the main part!
I notice that you've erased all the information that was in the
previous notes, which was some of the more critical stuff that couldn't be
disproven, and instead you picked out a more abstract topic to complain
about. What were your thoughts on the other things shown to you in the
previous missive?
Chris