TheRedWorm
I AM the Red Worm!
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Do you believe any arguments you make, Robert?
What you cite is not an ad hominem attack. And in the case of Posner, an accurate summation of just where he and his book of lies belongs.
What you cite is not an ad hominem attack. And in the case of Posner, an accurate summation of just where he and his book of lies belongs.
So which of the accusations you described as "ad hominem" were not an accurate summationof where you and your lies, unsupported claims, and unfoundedaccusations belong?
It seems odd you wish to criticise others, but equate the same level of critique against your own statements as an attack.
This would suggest you are indeed using the same double standard found in some vocal creationist groups.
I just looked up theword "baloney" in the Prey Dictionary 2nd edition, it states
Baloney
A word to use when you are totally stumped for a response and you have been totally exposed.
Baloney.
What has been totally exposed in the past 75 pages or so, is a whole bunch of Lone Nut whiners who thought they were Deep Thinkers, but too shamed to admit they have been duped and snookered for 50 years by a criminal government as to the truth regarding the Crime of the Century. Deal with it.
Baloney.
Robert, to be perfectly honest, it doesnt matter to me if you are right, I couldnt care less who killed Kennedy, hes dead and has been now for almost 50 years.
If it was indeed the government they got away with it and theres nothing you or anyone else can do about it.[/url]
Indeed, the perps got away with it and considering it's almost fifty years after the crime most of them are probably dead anyway. Not a single death bed confession and not a single scrap of credible evidence of a conspiracy either. All we have left are the conspiracy hucksters trying to turn a buck off the case and their gullible "believers" like Robert.
Posner and the "Bug Man" have moved on to other books, other interests, but the conspiracy mongers are still mired in the past, desperately seeking to "prove" something about the case. This thread is as dead as JFK. There's nothing left to see here. Move along.

Indeed. The 30 plus medical workers at Parkland had a conference before the assassination and decided to enter into a grand conspiracy to alter the President's wounds validated by David Lifton's conjecture. Thus, they are all lying as are the witnesses at Bethesda and the on the scene witnesses in Dealy Plaza. Is that your theory as well?
That's got to be the most ridiculous, tortured argument any LN has ever made. I think I see another White Flag.
And remember that David Lifton, who invented the whole body alteration nonsense to start with, is now suggesting that the Parkland doctors were part of the conspiracy. To paraphrase Lifton, Parkland would be where the conspirators would naturally expect JFK to be taken. Since the body alteration was in the original conspiracy plans, it's logical to assume that the body alteration was to be done at Parkland. But when the Secret Service took the body back to Air Force One, and then on to Washington, the conspirators were forced to scramble to come up with an alternate plan - and thus the body alteration was done at Bethesda.
So if one of the leading conspiracy shallow thinkers alleges the Parkland staff had to be in on the original conspiracy, I'm not too certain Robert should be citing these guys as evidence of anything.
Of course, Lifton never did explain how Connally's wounds were altered.
Hank
Malcomb Kilduff, correctly pointing to where the fatal shot entered:
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Not my argument, Robert.
I thought I was quite clear it was Lifton's argument.
He's a conspiracy theorist.
So while you may think it's a 'ridiculous, tortured argument', you should at least give credit (or blame) where it is due: It springs from David Lifton's mind, not mine.
And unfortunately, it's not the most ridiculous, tortured argument any conspiracy theorist has ever made.
Here's what I wrote. I fail to understand how you can think the "Doctor's Conspiracy" argument is my theory. I thought I made it quite clear it was Lifton's theory, not mine.
Hank
That's not what Kilduff said.
That's your interpretation of what Kilduff said.
Hank
So you are citing Lifton's conjecture, which you now say you don't agree with, as a reason for dismissing evidence which you also don't agree with?/?
Whew!!! Takes the cake.
Ok. Here is what he said:
"President John F. Kennedy died at approximately 1:00 CST today here in Dallas. He died of a gunshot wound to the brain. I have no other details regarding the assassination of the president."
So you are citing Lifton's conjecture, which you now say you don't agree with, as a reason for dismissing evidence which you also don't agree with?/?
Whew!!! Takes the cake.