On Wed, 8 Aug 2018 08:43:33 -0700 (PDT), Bud <
sirs...@fast.net>
wrote:
>On Wednesday, August 8, 2018 at 9:35:22 AM UTC-4, Ben Holmes wrote:
>> "Except for Lee Bowers, who surveyed the scene from a tower behind the
>> wooden fence, the witnesses with the best view of the fenced-in area
>> were those standing above Elm Street on the railroad overpass. As the
>> motorcade approached, 13 railroad employees and two Dallas policemen
>> were on the railroad bridge; the knoll was just to their left. Not one
>> of the railroad men was called before the Warren Commission. However,
>> four were questioned by counsel for the Commission and nine by agents
>> of the FBI.
>
> So the information they had was gathered, lurkers.
But it proved too much for the Warren Commission.
>> Five of them said that shots came from the knoll
>
> Lane is outright lying here, lurkers. Let someone produce five of
> these witnesses who stated the shots came from the knoll.
Empty claim.
>>and six
>> others said that when the shots were fired their attention was
>> immediately attracted to the knoll.
>
> Meaningless, lurkers. Things were going on there.
Meaningless to someone who doesn't know how to assess evidence.
>> It is worth noting that not one of
>> the 13 men, who were among the witnesses closest to the grassy knoll,
>> said that he thought that the shots came from the Book Depository,
>
> The knoll was directly between them and the TSBD, lurkers.
And it's worth noting that not one of the 13 men, who wee among the
witnesses closet to the grassy knoll, said that he thought that the
shots came from the Book Depository.
>> while 11 of them indicated either explicitly or implicitly that the
>> fenced-in area above the knoll was where they thought the sniper was."
>
> Jean Davison blew this out of the water 6 years ago, lurkers....
And I, of course, answered her.
Let's make a little bet, Pud.
If I produce a post where I answered Jean, will you go 30 days without
posting?
And if I can't, I will, of course, do the same.
> <Jean Davison On>
>
> "Not so fast. Lane claimed that six of these men "said
>that when the shots were fired their attention was immediately
>attracted to the knoll," and that they implicitly indicated "that the
>fenced-in area above the knoll was where they thought the sniper
>was." His footnote indicates he's talking about these six:
>
>Potter and Bishop
>
>
https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh22/html/WH_Vol22_0432b.htm
>
>Johnson and Cowsert
>
>
https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh22/html/WH_Vol22_0433b.htm
>
>Austin Miller:
>
>
https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh24/html/WH_Vol24_0118a.htm
>
>and Walter Winborn:
>
>
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=1317#relPageId=863&tab=page
>
> I challenge you
The challenge is above.
> to show that all six implicitly
>indicated they thought the shots came from the knoll. Johnson "stated
>that he felt" the white smoke he saw "came from a motorcycle
>abandoned near the spot by a Dallas policeman." Cowsert "said he has
>no idea where the shots came from ... He stated he does recall seeing
>several people and a motorcycle policeman run up the grassy area..."
>Bishop also recalled seeing a motorcycle cop "drive up the grassy
>slope."
>
> <Jean Davison Off>
>
> Ben has been running from Jean`s challenge for six years and counting, lurkers.
You'll prove yourself a liar if you refuse to accept the challenge.
>> The kooks will again refuse to refute these facts brought up by Mark
>> Lane. They keep claiming that he's a liar, yet they can't produce any
>> evidence.
>
> Everything Ben posts from Lane`s book illustrates Lane`s dishonesty, lurkers. His sole intent is to deceive the readers, and Ben is stupid enough to fall for it.