Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Hey Uppercut! The people continue to vote on my site too. I realize there's an unlimited number of shills and ops to swarm against JFK truthers like myself. But, they're just saying the same stuff that I've already refuted a zillion times. 

Doorman's shirt looks plaid? No, it doesn't. It doesn't look remotely plaid. It doesn't have the tiniest smidgen of plaid on it. 

And for bpete's information, the guy on the right was "supposedly" Lovelady. That's all: supposedly. 

Doorman's hairline is more like Lovelady's? So what? They altered it. They moved it over. I've been saying that for a long time. 

Here is how Doorman originally looked:

Your lemmings didn't make one argument that has not been thoroughly refuted by me and others many times- and for a long time too. Harold Weisberg told Mrs. Lovelady in 1967 that Doorman's shirt has "no checks". Checks refers to the boxes that are formed on a plaid shirt when horizontal and vertical lines cross. The Lovelady impostor had plenty of checks; Doorman had none. 

This is my latest post on Facebook from yesterday, and there are lots of views and lots of likes. 

So, I've got my people, and I don't give a Kleep, and I don't give a Klopp about your people. 

This is war, and it's all a big dungeon. Isn't it? But oh, am I one to fight...