On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 12:00:00 PM UTC-5, Gil Jesus wrote:
> On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 11:20:28 AM UTC-5, Ben Holmes wrote:
> > On Thu, 8 Feb 2024 08:07:42 -0800 (PST), Chuck Schuyler
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chucksch...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > >On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 4:34:43?AM UTC-6, Gil Jesus wrote:
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> > >> Will you finally post evidence, or will you continue to accomplish nothing by running like the coward you are ?
> > >
> > >I will continue to accomplish nothing....
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> > Finally! Chuckles slips up and tells the truth.
> Over the last 20 or 25 years in this newsgroup, these people as a group have done a piss-poor job of defending the Warren Commission's case against Oswald.
According to you. But you’re biased in favor of your own believes, so you aren’t exactly the best judge of who is doing a piss-poor job, are you?
> They've ignored the way the authorities handled Oswald.
Pretty much as other defendants were handled in that era.
> They've ignored the way the authorities handled the evidence.
Pretty much as other evidence was handled in that era.
> They've ignored the way the authorities handled the witnesses.
Pretty much as other witnesses were handled in that era.
Your beef is with the era, not the case. You simply don’t realize that.
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> All of these tactics, which one would not find in a normal criminal investigation, is completely acceptable to them.
What tactics? Do spell it out, be willing to present evidence that Oswald was treated differently than other defendants of that era, that the evidence was treated differently, and the witnesses as well, *in that era*.
Thus far, I have seen you compare apples to oranges, and compare modern practices to those of 60 years ago, and find the old practices wanting. So what?
> Why ? Because they're cowards afraid of the truth. They're afraid to look under their beds to see if there's a monster there.
> They're afraid of the dark. They're afraid of the truth.
No, Gil. Maybe we’ve looked under the bed and realized you are imagining Boogie Men Conspirators where none exist.
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> Especially in today's political climate, where the "swamp" or "deep state" or whatever you want to call it, is doing everything it can to keep one Presidential candidate out of the White House,
> they can't see that this corruption started way back in 1963.
Which candidate in1963 was kept off the ballot in the1964 election?
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> No, they might be corrupt today, but they'd never do that back in 1963.
> They might lie to the people today, but not in 1963.
> They might remove a President from office today, but not in 1963.
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> These Lone Nutters are either naive or in denial.
> They can't see that the reason why we are in the position we're in today is because elements of the CIA got away with murder in 1963.
You say this, but you’ve never come close to marshalling the evidence to support that claim.
> The corruption in government allowed them to get away with it.
> Once you get away with murder, you can do whatever you want.
No, even a Ted Bundy eventually gets caught, tried, and convicted. When do you think one of your supposed conspirators will find himself behind bars, Gil? Anytime in the next century?
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> You can break the laws of the land without fear of prosecution.
> You can steal from the people and subsequent generations.
> You can fix elections.
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> You can open the borders to allow millions of new "voters" into the country, voters who will be grateful to you for letting them in.
> Ply them with thousands of dollars of benefits, essentially buying their votes.
> Then after the election, leave them hanging like you do to your citizens.
None of this has anything to do with the JFK assassination. But I admire your imagination.
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> When you're corrupt and free from the fear of prosecution, you can get away with any crime, including murder.
> The murder of John Kennedy proved that.
The murderer was dead within 48 hours of committing the murder of JFK and Tippit. He didn’t get away with it.