Pentonville 10:50 Sat Nov 6
JFK Assassination
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So the Biden Government have blocked release of the documents and files connected to this.
Well that just about confirms that it was an inside job.
The Oliver Stone film in 1991(?) blew my mind although later realised its inaccuracies and then when I unfortunately got banged up (defending oiks like u lot ;-)), all i had was access to books on it and even to this day, its the most read, learned period of my life where i really got to the bottom of a subject.
does it interest any of you lot? thoughts? stories?
for me, the best "tit bit" is the famous photo of 3 homeless people being marched away from the area as they cleared the scene and turns out 2 of them were high ranking CIA men
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Nurse Ratched
10:57 Sat Nov 6
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Blimey. You'd think the CIA would pay their high ranking personnel enough that they could afford to rent a flat, at least.
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Far Cough
10:57 Sat Nov 6
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Grassy knoll
*Taps nose
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Pentonville
11:01 Sat Nov 6
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i dont have high hopes for this post ;-)
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Mace66
11:02 Sat Nov 6
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The hobos were lookalikes for Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis. Remarkable resemblance
I was obsessed with this for years in my 20’s. My opinion is that Oswald was the shooter but the establishment was involved and that’s why he was bumped off.
All that magic bullet stuff in the movie which is used to ‘prove’ Oswald couldn’t have acted alone is a load of old shite IMO
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Pentonville
11:07 Sat Nov 6
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/have you seen that bullet that they claim to have found at scene that is almost completely intact? No bullet can do what they claim it did and look almost brand new.
The government or insiders killed him for sure, hence them stopping the release. it changed the world. Bush snr was involved and ended up running the US later in life...the implications that we have been run by a corrupt system that lies to its people is MASSIVE (almost as massive as west ham currently)
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Coffee
11:12 Sat Nov 6
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If it's not to protect the guilty, what conceivable reason is there not to release relevant files?
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riosleftsock
11:14 Sat Nov 6
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That'll teach him for daring to nationalise the federal reserve
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CrowleyHammer
11:15 Sat Nov 6
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"the implications that we have been run by a corrupt system that lies to its people is MASSIVE"
Doesn't everyone believe this is the case even without any sort of conspiracy theory?
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Mike Oxsaw
11:16 Sat Nov 6
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Catholic cover up?
While I was studying for my OU degree, we had a basic on-line text-based chat facility for our various groups. This was a few years before WWW became a thing.
Someone on one of the groups claimed JFK was shot because he wanted to break the hold the sponsors of the Federal Reserve had on policy making in the government and they were having none of it.
I was never THAT interested in the case, although some of it (still) does not add up, and I never followed up on the claim.
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riosleftsock
11:18 Sat Nov 6
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Who owns the fed reserve?
Who owns the BiS?
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
11:23 Sat Nov 6
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Murder most foul
Bob Dylan - it’s all there
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
11:36 Sat Nov 6
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JFK from about 6:30
Talking about secret societies that conspire to take over the world
Of course this is now called conspiracy theory nonsense and JFK was murdered soon after this speech by a lucky shot by Lee Harvey Oswald.
There are no conspiracies, only coincidences.
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sand iron
11:46 Sat Nov 6
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A good historic post Pentonville, maybe one for a week day though.
Oswald’s former marine officer-in-charge Robert Block didn’t think Oswald had the marksmanship capabilities to carry it off.
His marine rating of "sharpshooter" was middle of the range of the 3 skill levels required. Most marines would be ashamed to wear a sharpshooter badge on their uniform.
Their was the possibility he could have practiced when he left the marines and went to Russia, but his marksmanship skills would have had to of improved tenfold, especially to hit a moving target.
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BRANDED
11:50 Sat Nov 6
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Shit happens.
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Kaiser Zoso
11:51 Sat Nov 6
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People die, brando
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goose
11:53 Sat Nov 6
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I’ve not seen the film but I’ll give it a go now.
Love a good conspiracy theory.
Cheers Pentonvile.
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Pentonville
11:59 Sat Nov 6
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Goose if ur serious, then yes watch the film JFK by oliver stone. some of his best work. poetic licence but great movie
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Side of Ham
12:00 Sat Nov 6
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This is one of the few stories where you think yep it don’t ring true…….a shoddy job covering up a piece of genius marksmanship from a bloke not capable of it……
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BRANDED
12:16 Sat Nov 6
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KZ
EVERYONE DIES!!!!
If I was a president of the USA I would never ride open top in a cavalcade in TEXAS. It hardly matters who did it they definitely would and if one misses the next LOON will have a go.
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Mace66
12:32 Sat Nov 6
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My takeaway re the average marksman comments is that some said he was bob average whereas others said he was decent. And a bob average marksman would be a shitload better than your man on the street.
The target was also fairly static, in his eyeline the whole time and slowly moving away from him.
If he’s set for the first shot then he has 10 seconds to rattle off 2 more so 5 seconds to reload, aim, fire. Seems fairly do-able for someone with his experience
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