Seriously, How Many Damn People Filmed JFK's Death?

[AhabsOtherLeg]

If you have good photos of the moon and stars, I think everybody here would want to see them. I would, for sure.

I hear these guys have taken a few photos of those objects over the years:
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/index.html

Thanks, Orz.

Seriously, there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING SUSPICIOUS about there being no stars in the moon photos. Anyone who's ever picked up a camera should be able to understand why.

Sad as it might sound, I just wanted to see some pictures of the moon and the stars, at the time, to force me to sleep. It worked. Hell, I was gone anyway.

Sincere apologies to Sunny, and to Alan Strangis, whom I might've annoyed with my stupidness on this thread. Everything I said seemed really funny to me at the time - and even relevant - but probably only to me.

I thanked you Orz, because the NASA pictures put me to sleep - clearly a positive result. Can't argue with a manifest good.

[orz]

Haha fair enough, glad it worked out and you weren't hinting at some Hoagland gibberish

[operator kos]

The Orville Nix film clearly shows that the motorcade has slowed down and then speeds off after the final head shot.

"Evidence of Revision" brought to my attention that there were two rifles found in the sniper's nest, the 6.5mm of the official story, but also a 7.65mm Mauser, and also that Malcolm Wallace's fingerprint was found nearby. I've never looked super-closely into JFK before, so I apologize to those for whom this is old news.

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Dod/CIA assassination ambush specialist, Lt. Col. Lucien Conein, has a massive unreleased Warren Commission file and was photographed by Altgens in Dealey Plaza practically standing next to 'A-team' mercenary, Gerry Patrick Hemming.




There's Conein's face right over JFK's. How's that for a coincidence of timing?



http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKconein.htm

Lucien Conein was coordinating the US-backed coup in S.Vietnam in November, 1963.

After he retired he was brought back into the Drug Enforcement Agency-type org. that Nixon had formed to help assassinate drug kingpins.

That's how much of an assassination expert Lucien Conein was for the USG.

But this Nixon-era assassination program was used as a front for Operation Condor, the CIA's Phoenix Program for this hemisphere meant to decapitate the anti-fascist movement.

[Penguin]

Yay, Hugh!



Regards, northern desearch division.





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[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Jean Hill and Mary Moorman were closest to JFK's limo at his death.


Dealey Plaza witness Mary Moorman




Dealey Plaza witness Mary Moorman




Dealey Plaza witness Mary Moorman




Dealey Plaza witness Mary Moorman

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

Jean Hill and Mary Moorman, closest to his limo at his death





Jean Hill and Mary Moorman, closest to JFK's limo at his death


Laverne and Shirley, on the air 1/26/76-5/10/83, from Church Committee on CIA abuses through House Select Committee on Assassinations


Laverne and Shirley, on the air 1/26/76-5/10/83, from Church Committee on CIA abuses through House Select Committee on Assassinations


Mary Moorman, Dealey Plaza Witness


CIA assassin Lucien Conein photographed in Dealey Plaza with his distinctive haircut


"Squiggy" on Laverne and Shirley, on the air 1/26/76-5/10/83, from Church Committee on CIA abuses through House Select Committee on Assassinations


The alleged 'lone gunman,' Lee Harvey Oswald


Another 'Laverne and Shirley' image


Somebody framing up Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico City


"Al Bundy" from 'Married With Children'

[Penguin]

Thanks, Hugh. Good stuff.

[barracuda]

I had pre-focused, had my hand on the trigger, but when JFK's head exploded, sending substance in my direction, I virtually became paralyzed. This was such a shock to me that I never did press the trigger on the camera. To have a President shot to death right in front of you, and keep your cool and do what you're supposed to do—I'm not real sure that the most seasoned photographers would be able to do it. There is no excuse for this. I should have made the picture that I was set up to make. And I didn't do it.
- Ike Altgens

List of Over 500 Photographs Taken on 11/22/63

[orz]

Thanks, Hugh. Stuff.

[Penguin]

Thanks, Hugh. Stuff.

On time.

[IanEye]

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When Lenny's trademark red-and-white jacket first appears, the back read "One Wolf" because the "L" in "Lone" was erroneously left off at the place where Lenny had it made. After a heart-to-heart talk with Laverne, she ripped off one of her trademark "L" monograms and put it on Lenny's jacket, making it say "Lone Wolf" as Lenny originally intended.

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[Fat Lady Singing]

When Lenny's trademark red-and-white jacket first appears, the back read "One Wolf" because the "L" in "Lone" was erroneously left off at the place where Lenny had it made. After a heart-to-heart talk with Laverne, she ripped off one of her trademark "L" monograms and put it on Lenny's jacket, making it say "Lone Wolf" as Lenny originally intended.

Yes, in what was probably the most touching episode of the series -- in a good way.

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

When Lenny's trademark red-and-white jacket first appears, the back read "One Wolf" because the "L" in "Lone" was erroneously left off at the place where Lenny had it made. After a heart-to-heart talk with Laverne, she ripped off one of her trademark "L" monograms and put it on Lenny's jacket, making it say "Lone Wolf" as Lenny originally intended.

Yes, in what was probably the most touching episode of the series -- in a good way.

A perfect example of a spook script imprinting a counter-meme using the narrative's internal coherence as camoflage.

In this "touching" gesture, you saw a character constructed as a mirror of a witness to shots from the grassy knoll (Jean Hill/Laverne) INSTEAD literally put her hands on the "lone" gunman.
audience: "Awwwww...."

Observe the emotional intensity in psyops narratives because it will tell you where the spooks are trying to imprint you with counterpropaganda memes. Intensity of humor, fear, or excitement will stick with you more than the rest of the story.

The two actors playing "Lenny and Squiggy" in the JFK counterpropaganda devices known to the public as 'Laverne and Shirley' and 'Happy Days' ALSO played partners in Steven CIA Spielberg's 1980 JFK decoy film called 'Used Cars,' released while acoustic evidence was still being debated from the 1977-1979 House Select Committee on Assassinations and the decoy tv soap called 'Dallas' was making Americans wonder "who shot the evil oil man named JR," not if evil oilmen shot JFK.
Classic meme-reversal.

The first scene in Mr. CIA Spielberg's 'Used Cars' movie is a slow zoom in on used car salesman, Kurt Russell, rolling back the odometer on a car to 313, xxx-miles. (Oh, and carefully analyze the first 5-10 minutes of a psyops movie because that's when the subliminal themes will be established in your subconscious to massage for the rest of the flick.)

The numerology of "313" is Spielberg making the association of the meme "misleading data" with Zapruder frame 313 where the fatal shot from the grassy knoll blew out the brains of American democracy while Jackie scrambled to save some big pieces for she knew not who.

Spielberg's lead character, the iconically deceptive used car salesman, is named "Russo." This just happens to be the name of D. A. Jim Garrison's lead witness against Clay Shaw. There are even two men who are doubles. Will wonders never cease?

Spielberg's entire movie is like that complete with the "Lenny and Squiggy" guys amplifying their own previously established JFK memes.

If you know your JFK cover-up, go rent 'Used Cars' and count the ways ole Stevie twists the terrible truth.

Because a huge portion of Hollywood brain matter has gone into coming up with decoy narratives since the day President Kennedy lost most of his.

And by knowing this...we can get lots of it back.

[marmot]

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