On Wed, 18 Apr 2018 15:53:56 -0700 (PDT), David Von Pein
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davev...@aol.com> wrote:
>On Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at 5:42:27 PM UTC-4, Ben Holmes wrote:
>> On Wed, 18 Apr 2018 13:39:37 -0700 (PDT), David Von Pein
>> <
davev...@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>> Amusingly, David hasn't removed the lies told on his website, nor will
>> he DARE try to cite the photo he claims exists.
>>
>> Lt. Day *NEVER* photographed the alleged palmprint on the rifle.
>>
>> That's a fact.
>
>Ben's lying (again).
Then why can't you cite the evidence that contradicts my statement???
All you have to do is CITE the photograph of the rifle that Lt. Day
made showing the palmprint.
But *YOU* know, and stump knows, that no such thing exists. Exactly as
I stated.
So clearly, it's stump that's lying, and IT'S YOU THAT'S LYING.
I expect it of stump, but in the past, you've at least *tried* for
some honesty... you're clearly slipping solidly into the blatantly
dishonest...
> For some idiotic reason all his own, he seems to have gotten into
> his head that I have claimed that Lt. Day took a picture of the LHO
> palmprint while the print was still on the rifle.
Yes moron, you did. You did it as a "quote" from dufus... but it's
*YOUR* website, and you posted what YOU KNOW TO BE AN OUTRIGHT LIE.
That makes it yours.
> And Ben also seems to be confusing me with Bud in some manner when
> discussing this "palmprint" subject in this thread and in one other
> recent acj thread too.
Didn't get confused at all.
*YOU* posted what you *KNEW* to be a lie... it becomes *YOUR* lie
because *YOU* are promulgating it without any notice to readers that
it's not true.
Doesn't matter that you're "quoting" someone - you're doing it without
any notice to anyone that it's a lie.
That makes it *YOUR* lie.
> But just "for the record"....
>
> Neither myself nor Bud has ever said that Lt. Day *photographed* the
> palmprint.
You're lying again, David.
> In an acj post from several months ago, Bud said that he had "seen
> the photo" of the palmprint. But what Bud obviously meant in that post
Unlike you, I'm perfectly willing to let everyone see what dufus
"meant," I've quoted the actual topic just below...
> (which can be retrieved here at the acj Asylum if anyone cares to see
> it again) is that he (Bud) had seen the picture of *CE637*, which is a
> photograph of the LIFT of the LHO palmprint that Lieutenant J.C. Day
> had taken off of Rifle C2766 on 11/22/63.
You can claim anything you want.
But dufus was responding to *MY* statement, and *I"M CLEARLY SPEAKING
OF LT. DAY'S REFUSAL TO PHOTOGRAPH THE RIFLE WITH A PALMPRINT*
*THAT* was the topic.
No-one has claimed that there's no photograph of the palmprint, AND
YOU CAN'T PRODUCE ANY SUCH CLAIM.
You don't want anyone to see the actual topic, and refuse to quote or
cite it, so I'm happy to do so:
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There's ZERO evidence that he did - that cannot be *reasonable*
refuted. There were, for example, none of his prints on the rifle.
The palm print, appearing late, and never being photographed, despite
other prints being photographed, is not credible evidence of Oswald's
ownership. Indeed, it's *credible* evidence for a frameup. This
explains why Lt. Day didn't want to sign an affidavit on this issue.
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dufus lies when pretending that the topic isn't the photograph of the
palmprint on the rifle, JUST AS YOU DO!
You've left an *OUTRIGHT LIE* on your website, with no notice to
anyone that it's not true.
So tell us David, why are you so dishonest that you leave a PROVABLE
LIE posted on your webpage?
> Bud was *not* suggesting in that prior post that he had actually
> seen a photo of the palmprint TAKEN BY LT. DAY HIMSELF.
You're lying, David.
*NO-ONE* ever suggested that there wasn't a photo of the palmprint.
AND YOU **KNOW** THAT. (Amusingly, you'll neither quote any such claim
by a critic, nor will you be honest enough to admit that stump lied in
his response)
stump responded to my statement, quoted above, that was speaking of
the issue of photography of the RIFLE.
You know that.
You're a despicable liar.
> I knew what Bud meant immediately upon reading that post of his.
> Ben The Stump, however, needs to be talked through the most elementary
> of things.
You mean you knew how dufus could be "defended."
But he can't. He literally changed the topic to something else,
responded to *that*, and pretended it was an answer to my statement.
You're doing EXACTLY THE SAME THING. You'll *NEVER* quote or cite any
critic, let alone me, arguing that there's no photograph of the
palmprint itself... and *that* fact proves that you're lying.
You're a liar.
> Now, I want Ben to link to the page on my site that he's referring
> to here....
Nope. *YOU* know precisely where you posted that lie. And despite
being told of it repeatedly, you've *STILL* not removed it.
Indeed, now you're trying to defend it.
But you *KNOW* that no-one was speaking of the photo of the
*palmprint* itself.
Not even stump is that stupid.
> "Amusingly, David hasn't removed the lies told on his website, nor
> will he DARE try to cite the photo he claims exists." -- B. Holmes
>
>Please cite the exact "claim" you're talking about, Ben.
Don't need to, you've cited it several times in the last few days.
I have *NO INTENTION* of linking to a lie.
You've proven in this post that you know PRECISELY what lie you
posted.
Here's the precise QUOTE, however:
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BEN HOLMES SAID:
The palm print, appearing late, and never being photographed...
BUD SAID:
It appeared when Oswald touched the rifle.
Ben lies, lurkers, I've seen photographs of it.
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