Saturday, May 30, 2015

God, you're dense as a brick. I didn't prove it isn't his arm going down. I proved that since it is his arm going down, it can't be the face and torso of Carl Jones above and below it.


And since we have examples of how the skin of three African-American individuals got imaged in the photo, it does give us a reference to use. 

But, even if we didn't have that, we would know, automatically and intuitively, that the skin of any man is not going to be captured in a photo in the exact same way as his shirt.

We know very well, from our life experience and our experience with photographs, that that cannot be the junction of a man's rolled up sleeve and his naked forearm, that there would be a difference between the two, a readily discernible difference. 

It's just a stupid idea because THERE IS NO OTHER AFRICAN-AMERICAN. How many times do I have to tell you that you can't make stuff up?

And what about this?

When you made this goofy thing, you obviously were implying that it was the raised arm of the man in the picture, the man we see. You weren't saying anything about "another African-American" then. But, at a later date, you decided to switch to the flechettist Richard E. Sprague's idea about the other African-American. But, how can you have just an arm in space? Where is the rest of him? Why can't we see him? Why can't we see him in other films? 

What is the evidence for this other African-American? A glib remark by the flechettist does not constitute evidence. Richard E. Sprague did a lot of investigating and a lot of writing, and as far as we know, he never expounded on this; he never said it again; he never detailed it in any way; he never provided any evidence for it. It was just one glib terse unsubstantiated remark in a private letter he sent to someone, and that's it. Not another thing. 

Yet, you treat it like a bankable fact. And it's because you're NOT a researcher.  You don't care about Kennedy. You don't care about Oswald.   You don't care about the truth. You don't care about anything but beating me, which is something you have never done and will never do. I've won on every issue. I've prevailed on every point. You've never prevailed on anything. You've been wrong on everything. And you're wrong on this. And it's because you're stupid; incredibly stupid. If you weren't classified as learning-disabled growing up, it's because somebody dropped the ball. 


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