What book?Page 408 in yourbiblecomic book. "4 shots..."
Quote the part where Mark Lane lies.And.
This will be new to you...
http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/hsca/reportvols/vol1/pdf/HSCA_Vol1_0908_6_Firearms.pdf
What book?Page 408 in yourbiblecomic book. "4 shots..."
Quote the part where Mark Lane lies.And.
This will be new to you...
http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/hsca/reportvols/vol1/pdf/HSCA_Vol1_0908_6_Firearms.pdf
No. Jay gave his own reasons in that post and others for his point of view. He asked you to stop dismissing the sources simply for being bloggers.
So only vague, except when they are specific? And what you "showed" does not match the full testimony.
Tsk tsk.
No you have not. And disputing the portrayal of evidence is not insanity.
Disagreeing with your fanboy glee for Lane is not insanity. Once again you show yourself to be thin skinned. People disagree with your esteem for a particular author, calling them insane for a reasonable interpretation of his texts as being untruthful given such examples is entirely rational.
I am not particularly bothered if anybody approves of you or not. If you care to read my posts you will notice that what I wish to know is if you will, at any point, be offering anything OTHER than bickering about which authors you happen to hold in esteem.
Do you have a theory and evidence you wish to offer?
But, if you can quote a post in which Posner is described as an honest arbiter of fact I will be grateful.
What book?
Quote the part where Mark Lane lies.
Given that you seem to think Markham is confused or under-educated, she was more likely to be mistaken or simply wrong. Or perhaps more vulnerable to those lawyers pressuring her to give the answer they wanted after denying she identified Oswald six times.
Since her story is not in accord with the facts in a lot of aspects, she's not a very good witness is she? Even Warren Commission counsel Joseph Ball admitted her testimony was riddled with errors and characterized her as an 'utter screwball'.
Wonder how she would perform if she were ever cross-examined?
According to some partisans, it is.
According to the testimony already quoted, a reasonable conclusion by persons of sense.
What about them? As other posters have pointed out, eyewitnesses aren't very reliable.
The same Mark Lane Markham denies she ever talked to?
That would make her a liar, wouldn't it?
Markham's story seems to be in conflict with a number of facts, I wouldn't be comfortable putting very much confidence in it.
Exactly. Your fervent wish that the facts were otherwise notwithstanding.
At least you know why your wish that Oswald not be the presidential assassin is being dismissed.
That's the great thing about facts, they continue to exist even when theCTistsWarren Report apologists stop believing in them.
Ah good, you do know that your unsupported opinions of LHO's innocence don't suddenly make facts go away. Thank you for your admission.
LOL. Are you still mad at reality?
And you still have nothing to back up your faith based ideas of Oswald's innocence?
You really don't have a hypothesis for who else fits the overwhelming preponderance of the evidence that would meet your own standards for guilt?
Do you know any other CTists who might be able to shed some light on it and be useful?
Yes, it was a case of special pleading, since he'd just got done chiding me for citing a post found on the internet.
Lane's succinct summary of Markham's description was much more accurate than the rather rabid attacks on Lane as 'liar'.
I'm sorry I've upset you by questioning the unfounded but accepted on blind faith claims about Lane.
Apparently some have been so 'thin skinned' several of my quite innocuous posts have been reported to authorities. I guess I didn't expect to outrage the delicate sensibilities of the locals.
It goes to the credibility of Warren Commission fanboys that they have to misrepresent Mark Lane so badly.
I can only find IRatant asking if you read a particular book, in which he found a particular section to be useful. These are not equatable.
No, "Look in the index." isn't a very useful citation.
You're incorrect.
Can you list those who bought Oswald's assassination rifle found in Oswald's workplace with Oswald's fingerprints on it? How about the ones who murdered officer Tippit with Oswald's revolver which he soon after used to attempt to murder other officers who came to arrest him?
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I see the hangup with Markham to be the aw-**** that negates the 1000 atta-boys that point to Oswald, and only Oswald, as the shooter.
It's just another example of invincible ignorance.
Actually I'm more interested in uncovering facts Warren Report [derogatory name] prefer remain obscure.
That's how it came about that Mark Lane's accurate account of his phone conversation was revealed in the last few pages, and demonstrated the intellectual bankruptcy of the claims Lane 'lied'.
Actually, there are good reasons to conclude Oswald is innocent of shooting anyone that day. You may fervently wish otherwise, and be angry - but it is so.
This deep seated need you have to have someone - anyone - to accuse doesn't bode well for a dispassionate assessment of the evidence.
Even the dullest cop on the beat knows it is useful in an investigation to eliminate suspects.
It's telling that you reject real world methods for an alternate way to solve crimes.
All in good time.
A pity that you refuse to answer questions about facts then.There's nothing I can do to change the facts. I just have to take them as they come.
Now you're projecting your feelings onto me like you are onto JayUtah? Has that worked for you before?The 'fervency' is all your own.
Why has nobody ever given those reasons then? You may start now.It just so happens that I have good reason to exculpate him. My 'wishes' have nothing to do with it.
LOL. Such as your out of context quoting which you were called on?ftfy
Actually I'm more interested in uncovering facts Warren Report fanboys prefer remain obscure.
You may wish to read the quoted text. It will help you keep up with the conversation.That's how it came about that Mark Lane's accurate account of his phone conversation was revealed in the last few pages, and demonstrated the intellectual bankruptcy of the claims Lane 'lied'.
Not at all. Whatever are you talking about?
How is your projecting working out for you? When will any of the CTists ever give those reasons for ignoring the overwhelming body of evidence? When will you do so?Actually, there are good reasons to conclude Oswald is innocent of shooting anyone that day. You may fervently wish otherwise, and be angry - but it is so.
This illogical passion you have for ignoring evidence of Oswald's guilt doesn't bode well for your objectivity. Your opinions are therefore suspect and you have been called on to defend them. You may start doing so now.This deep seated need you have to have someone - anyone - to accuse doesn't bode well for a dispassionate assessment of the evidence.
I'm sure I wouldn't know what the dullest cop on the beat knows but you have been a wealth of information about it.Even the dullest cop on the beat knows it is useful in an investigation to eliminate suspects. It's telling that you reject real world methods for an alternate way to solve crimes.
And when would be a good time?
Awesome. Then we're finished here. Oswald's guilt has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt to the rational person.Actually, the burden of proving Oswald's guilt lies on the prosecution.
But then she acknowledges that's her voice on the tape. Lane said in his own WC testimony Markham told him she had been ordered by law enforcement not to discuss the case. If that is true, it would explain why she would deny having spoken to him. It was only when she learned that a tape of the conversation existed and would be played in the course of the examination that she warmed up to the notion that she would be accountable for it.
What Lane said Markham told him: "He was short"
What Markham actually said: "He was short"
I'll concede that Lane accurately represents Markham on this point. However, the phone transcript shows that Markham hastened to emphasize to Lane, on the point of height, that she identified the man correctly in the transcript. From that I glean that whatever she meant by "short," she considered both Tippet's assailant and the man in the lineup to be commensurately "short." That's aside from whether Oswald objectively was short or tall.
It just so happens that I have good reason to exculpate him.
Actually, the burden of proving Oswald's guilt lies on the prosecution.
It's sad, really, you can't seem wrap your head around that.
Nope. I'll present my own arguments, if it's quite all right with you.
According to whom?
Ad hominem.
But he have meny meny big books methink?Apparently no one can produce the necessary substantiation.
Sad, really. So much outrage, so little reason behind it.![]()