David Von Pein is rightfully terrified of debate with knowledgeable
critics, and has - in recent years, remained far away from real
debate... preferring instead to cite his website.
That his website is filled with lies and unsupportable claims doesn't
bother him... it shields him from looking stupid.
But only to people who are unaware of the other side of the argument.
>> What was the date that the M.O. was deposited?
>>
>> Cite, and use ONLY WC evidence...
>>
>> Puddy, Chuckles, David Von Pein, McAdams, and every other coward &
>> liar will refuse to answer those two questions...
>>
>> Because the *ANSWER* proves fraud.
>>
>> The burden is on them... and they lost.
David attempted to answer with a citation to his website that didn't
address the topic **AT ALL**... and when it was pointed out, he
*STILL* refuses to acknowledge his false citation.
But he finally cited the following webpage... and I'm going to answer
it, statement by statement... then watch David as he sneaks away like
the coward he is.
>GIL JESUS SAID:
>
> The alleged Klein's deposit slip of 3/13/63 (Waldman [Exhibit No.]
> 10) has a date of 2/15/63 and is not stamped by the First National
> Bank of Chicago, which it should have been had it been deposited.
>
>
>DAVID VON PEIN SAID:
>
> The "WRONG DATE ON THE EXTRA COPY OF THE DEPOSIT SLIP" is just one
> more example (among dozens of others) where the conspiracy theorists
> SHOULD be asking themselves the following logical question:
First thing to note - why did the Warren Commission accept an "extra
copy" of the deposit slip? Why not the original? What *happened* to
the original? Where's the testimony on this topic?
This "extra copy" doesn't demonstrate that anything at all was
deposited...
I can create a "deposit slip" showing that I deposited 15.7 million
dollars to my bank account.
And it would mean just as much as the exhibit that the Warren
Commission accepted as evidence.
Tell us David, if I show you a unstamped deposit slip with a 15.7
million dollar deposit to my account, will you accept a 15 million
dollar check to purchase your home?
David won't answer...
> WHAT THE HELL WERE THE CONSPIRATORS THINKING WHEN THEY DID SOMETHING
> THIS STUPID -- LIKE PUTTING A FEBRUARY 15 DATE ON A DEPOSIT TICKET
> THAT THE PLOTTERS HAD TO HAVE KNOWN FROM THE GET-GO WAS A DEPOSIT
> THAT NEEDED TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE MARCH 13 KLEIN'S DEPOSIT ---
David misses the obvious... that the paperwork was *minimally* altered
or forged... they had a real deposit slip, and used that.
But keep in mind, nothing has been offered to link a "21.45" number on
a list of amounts to the Money Order. This is gossamer silk, not hard
evidence.
Question after question has been asked on this issue, and David has no
answers... just speculation and silly theories.
For any lurkers interested, this makes for good reading:
http://harveyandlee.net/Guns/Guns.html
> OR LIKE PLANTING A MAUSER RIFLE IN THE BOOK DEPOSITORY, WHEN THEY
> CERTAINLY MUST HAVE KNOWN THAT THEIR PATSY NAMED OSWALD DIDN'T OWN
> A MAUSER--HE OWNED A MANNLICHER-CARCANO?
David again misses the obvious... that a Mauser **WAS** found, and
then made to disappear in the process of framing Oswald.
Had it turned out that more assassins were needed, the Mauser would
then have been 'attached' to another assassin.
What's more credible? That the conspirators planted the "wrong"
weapon? Or that they were prepared for any eventuality?
See how easily David's speculations are answered? No wonder he's
terrified of actual debate nowadays...
> Errors such as the one with the incorrect date on this deposit
> ticket are errors that are MUCH easier to associate with normal
> fallible human errors than they are associated with any kind of
> perceived "plot" that has been PRE-arranged by a group of conspirators
> for the purpose of faking evidence in the JFK murder case.
Let me get this right... all I need to do in order to not make
mistakes is to conspire.
And as a conspirator, I won't make mistakes... I'll be perfect...
What an AMAZING concept!!
Sadly for David's silly thought... the conspirators *PROVABLY* made
mistakes. The FBI's report on the paper matching or not matching the
TSBD paper is one **INDISPUTABLE** example.
The mailing of a paper sack to Oswald was another. (Anyone care to bet
that David's got no clue to what I'm referring to... and Puddy say
"empty claim" and refuse to deny it?)
Chuckles won't say anything - he doesn't know this bit of evidence.
>Why is this so?
That ordinary mistake prone people are turned perfect by being
conspirators?
It's not so...
So the question doesn't need to be answered... The question answers
itself when you think about it.
> Because if that February 15 date was really written there by a
> person who deliberately was trying to create a fake and false paper
> trail to Rifle C2766 (and, hence, incriminate a "patsy" named Lee
> Harvey Oswald), then the plotters would have KNOWN from the start that
> they would need to be very very careful when placing all of this
> FORGED EVIDENCE into the record, and they would make doubly certain to
> cross every T and dot every I in the proper places.
Or, and far more reasonably, they grabbed as much hard copy paper as
they could, and tried to put it together to make a trail from Kleins
to Oswald.
They failed, and you've failed.
Interestingly, after the FBI grabbed all the originals... the Warren
Commission only got copies, and the originals disappeared. This is one
excellent way to stop anyone from detecting the forgery of paperwork.
You've still been unable to show that the Money Order was ever cashed.
You've failed to show that the handwriting experts weren't looking at
a copy, you've failed to show that the money order can be matched to a
deposit, you've failed to show that the rifle was ever mailed to a
P.O. box, you've failed to show that it was ever received at the P.O.
box. You've failed to show how "Hidell" could have received mail at a
P.O. box he was not authorized to receive mail at.
You've failed in your argument that plotters don't make mistakes.
You're just a failure, David Von Pein... and perhaps that's why you're
afraid to debate in an open forum with critics more knowledgeable than
yourself.
> And they would have also known to have placed the proper bank stamps
> on the documents in question too (or they SHOULD have factored that
> detail into their "Let's Frame Oswald" ruse, unless all of these
> plotters, to a man, were brainless morons).
Oh, I'm sure that given enough time, the FBI could have created more
believable forgeries. It simply wasn't necessary.
Just as I'm sure that with more time ... the Z-film could have been
made so perfectly, it would resist efforts to show the forgery.
But sometimes, you just don't have the luxury of enough time.
Taking all the original paperwork & microfilm... and only giving
*copies* to the Warren Commission - then destroying the originals...
is a foolproof method to avoid proof of alteration.
But David can't publicly admit this.
> The fact that we have discrepancies like the "February 15" deposit
> slip existing in the record at all is, in my opinion, much more
> indicative of NO CONSPIRACY connected with items like that deposit
> slip than it is with the type of vast "Every Document Is Phony" plot
> that a lot of conspiracy theorists believe in today.
March 13 ... February 15...
Yeah, common mistake... anyone could make a mistake like that...
NOT!
You've not been able to refute a single fact. The facts are *STILL*
the same as when I started.
> My last paragraph above is either pretty accurate...or: the alleged
> patsy-framers screwed up YET AGAIN with a piece of evidence in this
> case.
Well, we can dispense quite quickly with your silly idea that when
involved in a conspiracy, ordinary people suddenly acquire the
superhuman ability to not make mistakes.
There were **MANY MANY MANY** mistakes made. I point them out
regularly.
And you run from them regularly...
Take, as merely one example, the mistake of the 6.5mm virtually round
object. No-one saw it on the night of the autopsy. That *ONE* mistake
proves a coverup.
Indeed, why the Warren Commission accepted conflicting dates on
paperwork without eliciting testimony to explain it shows that there
was a coverup.
That the closest police eyewitness to the murder was never asked a
*SINGLE QUESTION* for the Warren Commission demonstrates quite clearly
the coverup in operation.
And all you can do is run away and hide at your website.
(Where you can spin unopposed lies all day long.)
Indeed, the mistake I'm pointing out right now - that the Warren
Commission accepted copies of paperwork instead of originals, and
accepted without question dates that didn't match, failing to elicit
any testimony to explain this - is a mistake that you refuse to
explain.
Run David... RUN!!!
> I wonder how many stupid, reckless, idiotic errors the conspiracy
> theorists are willing to allow their patsy-framers before they put on
> the brakes and realize that such discrepancies WOULD NOT EXIST AT ALL
> if there really had been a concerted effort by a band of plotters to
> doctor and manipulate all of the evidence in the JFK case?
It amuses me that you have to posit such a silly theory to make a
point.
Tell us David, how does this work? Does the Lord reach down from
Heaven and bless the work of conspirators so they make no mistakes?
Or is this the power of Satan doing his evil best?
For surely it must require supernatural help to turn fallible human
beings into machines of perfection.
Tell us David... support your claim... what is it about being involved
in a conspiracy that changes ordinary human fallibility into
perfection?
And can you give any CITABLE and undisputable examples?
> Now seems like a good time to repeat one of my favorite passages
> from Vincent Bugliosi's book "Reclaiming History":
>
> "The conspiracy community regularly seizes on one slip of the
> tongue, misunderstanding, or slight discrepancy to defeat twenty
> pieces of solid evidence; .... treats rumors, even questions, as the
> equivalent of proof; leaps from the most minuscule of discoveries to
> the grandest of conclusions; and insists that the failure to explain
> everything perfectly negates all that is explained." -- Vincent T.
> Bugliosi; Page xliii of "Reclaiming History: The Assassination Of
> President John F. Kennedy" (c.2007)
This is, of course, simply another lie on Bugliosi's part.
Watch, as David ABSOLUTELY REFUSES to name 20 pieces of "solid
evidence."
He can't. And neither could Vincent Bugliosi. He made a fine
prosecutorial effort, but that's all it was.
And David knows it.
>David Von Pein
>March 8, 2011
All those years with an ABSOLUTELY SILLY theory posted.
It doesn't embarrass you to claim that conspiracy turns ordinary
fallible humans into machines of perfection, but it should.