Of course, we all know J wasn't in Dallas for JFK's assassination (she
was packing to meet Oswald in a "fine hotel" in Cancun) but what about
those 12 or 13 phone calls she claimed in draft chapters of her book to
have made to Oswald over some kind of Mob WATS line in the weeks
leading up to the assassination? J told us they discussed the
assassination at length and Oswald even discussed firing a "warning
shot" at the Presidential motorcade. (Brilliant, huh?) Of course,
maybe they got rid of that stuff in the final draft althoough I doubt
anyone on Team Judyth is smart enough for that. Judyth just better
hope the Secret Service (like all of us) doesn't believe her. Might
charge her as an accessory.
JGL
Martin
JGL
JGL
So what? I can claim that you owe me $1,000,000 but that does not make
it a fact.
Martin
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Ah, more Shackspeak.
 Shackelford says here that the Cancun reference
"wasn't originally in ANY draft, but was an error that crept in
later..." Â But back on 12/13/00, he wrote, "I have learned
today
there
is a refrence to Cancun in the manuscript. Â I also
learned
that they
planned to go briefly to the area and she used the current name in
referring to it." Â That was the first of his many positions on Cancun
which did not exist in 1963 when Judyth said she plannned to link up in
a "fine hotel" with Oswald after he had finished with JFK. Â He
later
tried blaming Howard Platzman for the "error" and, when Platzman
tired
of playing patsy, he blamed Judyth's ex-agent. Â We know how that turned
out. Â The Shack had to tuck his tail between his legs and issue a
humilating on-line "Clarification, Correction and Retraction Regarding
Judyth's Agent." So you see why I don't believe anything he says
because I know he'll say someting different tomorrow. Â Yes, he and
Judyth make a great comedy team.
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> is a refrence to Cancun in the manuscript. I also learned that they
> planned to go briefly to the area and she used the current name in
> referring to it." That was the first of his many positions on Cancun
> which did not exist in 1963 when Judyth said she plannned to link up in
> a "fine hotel" with Oswald after he had finished with JFK. He later
> tried blaming Howard Platzman for the "error" and, when Platzman tired
> of playing patsy, he blamed Judyth's ex-agent. We know how that turned
> out. The Shack had to tuck his tail between his legs and issue a
> humilating on-line "Clarification, Correction and Retraction Regarding
> Judyth's Agent." So you see why I don't believe anything he says
> because I know he'll say someting different tomorrow. Yes, he and
> Judyth make a great comedy team.
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> caught red-handed, so to speak. Smart move. Altho he's spent years
> blaming everyone but Judyth for inserting the tell-tale Cancun
> reference in her book -- the one that screamed "fraud" -- we uncovered
> a Shack post in the Google archives, dated 12/13/2000, that freely
> admitted Judyth was the author of the reference. Let me repeat it: "I
> have learned today there is a reference to Cancun in the manuscript. I
> also learned that they planned to go briefly to the area and she used
> the current name in referring to it." The kicker here is that Cancun
> didn't exist in 1963 so the chances of Judyth and Lee hooking up in a
> "fine hotel" we nil. Posters need to check the Google archives anytime
> they're communicating with the Shack. Chances are he's changed his
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> I suppose the question should be "What Did Leyden Know?", but "nothing"
> makes such a short post.<br>
> <br>
> He refers to "Shackspeak"--Leyden-speak, of course, is when you know
> nothing and expound upon it at great length and with great
> frequency--starting up new threads on a regular basis. He knows the
> sorts of attacks he makes here would be rejected even by his allies on
> McAdams' newsgroup, so he does more posting here than he does there.<br>
> <br>
> Once again, he completely misrepresents the Cancun issue, which was the
> subject of posting over a considerable period of time. He picks
> whatever bits and pieces he can use to mislead people.<br>
> <br>
> He includes a statement that he knows to be false--saying "Cancun which
> didn't exist in 1963." In an earlier fraudulent post, one of his allies
> took a reference to Cancun and a reference to "a fine hotel," and
> squished them together into "a fine hotel in Cancun." Of course, Leyden
> repeats this nonsense again here. The "fine hotel," the Hotel Mayaland,
> was near the Mayan ruins in which she and Oswald were interested.
> Cancun was used as an identifier of the general area involved, which
> was the area of the Yucatan near the present location of the Cancun
> resort. Of course, it was THE RESORT which didn't exists in 1963.
> Cancun itself has been there for a very long time--"Cancun" first
> appears on a map of the area in 1787; then on another map from 1847 as
> "Cankun." . Leyden knows this, as the maps were posted at the time of
> the discussion. Or perhaps he simply "forgets" what doesn't fit his
> agenda.<br>
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> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Ah, more Shackspeak.
> Shackelford says here that the </span><st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Cancun</span></st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> reference <br>
> "wasn't originally in ANY draft, but was an error that crept in <br>
> later..." But back on </span><st1:date year="2000" day="13" month="12"><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">12/13/00</span></st1:date><span
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> today
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> is a refrence to </span><st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Cancun</span></st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> in the manuscript. I also
> learned
> that they <br>
> planned to go briefly to the area and she used the current name in <br>
> referring to it." That was the first of his many positions on </span><st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Cancun</span></st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> <br>
> which did not exist in 1963 when Judyth said she plannned to link up in
> <br>
> a "fine hotel" with Oswald after he had finished with JFK. He
> later <br>
> tried blaming Howard Platzman for the "error" and, when Platzman
> tired <br>
> of playing patsy, he blamed Judyth's ex-agent. We know how that turned
> <br>
> out. The Shack had to tuck his tail between his legs and issue a <br>
> humilating on-line "Clarification, Correction and Retraction Regarding <br>
> Judyth's Agent." So you see why I don't believe anything he says <br>
> because I know he'll say someting different tomorrow. Yes, he and <br>
> Judyth make a great comedy team. <o:p></o:p></span></p>
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> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Looks like the Shack is going
> to take a pass on this,
> knowing he's been <br>
> caught red-handed, so to speak. Smart move. Altho he's spent years <br>
> blaming everyone but Judyth for inserting the tell-tale </span><st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Cancun</span></st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> <br>
> reference in her book -- the one that screamed "fraud" -- we
> uncovered <br>
> a Shack post in the Google archives, dated </span><st1:date year="2000"
> day="13" month="12"><span style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">12/13/2000</span></st1:date><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">, that freely <br>
> admitted Judyth was the author of the reference. Let me repeat it:
> "I <br>
> have learned today there is a reference to </span><st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Cancun</span></st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> in the manuscript. I <br>
> also learned that they planned to go briefly to the area and she used <br>
> the current name in referring to it." The kicker here is that </span><st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Cancun</span></st1:place><span
> style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> <br>
> didn't exist in 1963 so the chances of Judyth and Lee hooking up in a <br>
> "fine hotel" we nil. Posters need to check the Google archives
> anytime <br>
> they're communicating with the Shack. Chances are he's changed his <br>
> story multiple times. <o:p></o:p></span></p>
> <p class="MsoNormal" style=""><span
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http://www.flightcentre.ca/destinations/lonelyplanet/index.jsp?destination=cancun-34012&sub=history
When, in 1902, it was finally given a name and territory status, it was
named after army general Andr?as Quintana Roo, although he'd never
served in the territory. In the late 1960s Isla Cancun was a sliver of
sand visited only by local fisherfolk and a few gringo adventurers.
When the Mexican government decided to develop a resort on the island,
the channels separating it from the mainland coast were bridged. Next,
a town sprang up (where Ciudad Cancun now stands) to house Isla
Cancun's construction workers and their families.
A well-paved street bordered by wide sidewalks was run down the centre
of the island. Many hectares of mangroves and scrub brush were ripped
out, scores of gardens were planted, and 'a very towered land', as one
16th-century Spanish historian described this coast, acquired even more
towers as multistorey resorts went up.
When Cancun opened in 1974, the carefully developed island - commonly
referred to as Cancun, Isla Cancun or the Zona Hotelera - was promoted
as a tropical paradise.
http://www.cancun-webs.com/webinformation.htm
This privileged island in southeast Mexico known as Cancun, with over
300,000 inhabitants, is the most important tourist destination in
country. This spot, found in northern Quentin Roo and on the Mexican
Caribbean coast, was chosen by presidential decree in 1971 to be one of
the most ambitious tourists developments of the decade. It is a long
stretch of white sand, approximately thirty kilometers long, that is
joined to the mainland by man-made bridges and bordered on the north
and east by the magnificent Caribbean Sea, on the west by the large
Nichupte Lagoon and on the south by the exuberant Mayan jungle of
Quintana Roo.
In the beginning, only sand and a few hotels could be seen beside the
untouched jungle and the unrivalled beauty of brilliant white dunes and
the lagoon. But the project grew more each year until it became what it
is today: one of the most sought after vacation spots of people from
all over the world.
http://www.cancunsteve.com/creature.html
Cancun's blossoming as a vacatioon paradise is a true Cinderella story.
Back in the late 50's and early 60's it was a sleepy fishing village.
Tourism was almost unknown; those that came did so to visit the Yucatan
Peninsula to see Chichen Itza or the charm of Merida. The coastline was
left for two types of visitors. Skin divers and scuba divers who
chartered private planes to take them to private coves and secluded
rocky shorelines. These were sad times as CancunSteve was not there to
help them.
Serious sun worshipers had unspoiled stretches of coco palm shore
almost to themselves.
Until 1961 the Yucatan was completely isolated from the rest of Mexico.
In that year a highway complete with pot-holes was opened to Chetumal
the capital of Quintana Roo the state that hosts Cancun. This opened
the peninsula. Then FONATUR a Mexican government agency decided the
transparent turquoise waters and sugar-white sand were prime
ingredients for the creation of a resort playground. All that was
missing was swank hotels; great discos; lovely malls and CancunSteve.
Bridges were built connecting both ends of the island to the mainland.
Then Cancun home to the ancient Maya and later a refuge for pirates
fell into the hands of modern developers.
The results have been awesome! At the beginning of the 70's Cancun
didn't even show up on the maps. A building boom began in the 80's and
is still going on. The local population mushroomed to over 400,000
full-time residents. The city attracts well over 2 million visitors
annually. Cancun is presently Mexico's most popular tourist destination
partly due to the flashy nightspots; chic restaurants; elegant hotels;
resorts;
But like everything else about Judyth's story, it's all absurd
nonsense. Oswald had $13.87 on him when arrested so he wasn't headed
for Cancun or any place else on the Yucatan. And Judyth was in Florida
still living with the husband she now claims she cheated on in New
Orleans as soon as his back was turned. More Yada stuff.
BTW to gauge the Shack's snide comments on his news group, punch up the
group's data base and you'll find the second all-time leading poster
is, that's right, the Shack with 10,854. The boy needs to get away
from the computer, get some fresh air, clear his head.
JGL