FourthBase wrote:Julian the Apostate wrote:The Craft angle is interesting. Been following it for a few days now, however I did not realize it is Chris Kyle's company. Weird.
Indeed. And shall his demise be revisited? Worth it, now?My one question is didn't Joker admit to planning and carrying out the attack? Does anyone have anything substantial showing that not to be the case?
The only substance for that confession so far is...
The word of the FBI agents who took his "statement", whatever that was.
I tend to think suspicion of the FBI in this matter is equally substantial, until further notice.If so, how is that explained re the whole "Craft did it" theory? Just wondering because I don't see it.
Well, "Craft did it" is a crude caricature, only bought with certainty right now by the Jones crowd.
See my posts above for a more tentative, reasonable set of scenarios and...questions.If the brothers were framed, so that they were there when bombs were planted by others only to have it pinned on them, wouldn't they have gone through greater lengths to make sure neither of them could talk, instead of letting them go free for a few days and then only killing one of them?
Right, how could they let either live to speak?
He'd be Oswalded, right? Of course?
Hence:@ police
As such, he admitted it, which means:
1)He's lying knowingly (not likely IMB)
2)He's lying unknowingly (why?)
3)He's telling the truth
Or, he didn't really admit it?
4) He hasn't said a word, and they invented a confession from thin air
5) He was coerced into admitting whatever was desired?
6-through-109) Who knows. Not any of us. Yet.I do find the backpack angle to be intriguing and disturbing, and the questions about Craft in general to be healthy and well-founded, but I have yet to hear a scenario that explains Craft planting the bombs as some sort of a false-flag, Gladio type event and then Joker admitting to doing it.
Yeah, the backpack, the white square! WTF!?
But, also, it might not be Craft. Rather, "just" the National Guard unit from MA.
Not sure a non-Craft is necessarily innocent, though. Not sure at all.
I don't buy 4 or 5 because the accounts we do have of his "confession" all make the rather uncomfortable, from a legal standpoint, statement that he confessed before being read his Miranda rights. If they were going to fabricate his confession, why not go the extra mile and make it airtight without this Miranda issue?
If this were Gladio/false-flag, I don't think it would have been this sloppy, and yet by some magical foresight that they possess, still end up with a convenient patsy. Or maybe all the old-school operatives are sitting there laughing "we'll never give one of these to those Craft guys again!"
