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

bpete1969

10:05 AM (2 hours ago)

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You claim "they" in the fist sentence of your post. My question is spot on
topic.

Also, considering the amount of disinformation coming from you, many
people would consider you one of the "they". 

Ralph Cinque: 

"They" refers to the people who conducted the operation, the kill, the hit. It isn't necessary for me to provide any names. For one thing, I don't claim to know who specifically turned the elevators off in the building. I only know that they were turned off. 

And there is no disinformation coming from me, and you apparently don't know what the word means. 

disinformation

n. noun

1. Deliberately misleading information announced publicly or leaked by a government or especially by an intelligence agency in order to influence public opinion or the government in another nation.

So, if I was, theoretically, wrong about something, it wouldn't be disinformation; it would just be a mistake. 

And fortunately, I have only made a few mistakes, all of them very minor or peripheral, and all of which I have owned up to. And none of them involved anything I have ever put on the OIC website. There have been no mistakes there. Everything I have posted there is true: that the Altgens photo was altered to hide Oswald in the doorway- and to obscure other individuals as well; that all the sightings of Lovelady wearing a plaid shirt on 11/22/63 were faked, and that includes Lovelady in the squad room and Lovelady milling around outside the TSBD, both of which he denied ever happened. The transfer of the hairline of Young Lovelady to Doorman is another indisputable fact, since they match perfectly, and it wasn't the way Lovelady's hair was in 1963; he had lost a lot of hair by then. 

The length, the cut, the style, the recession- everything is exactly the same. Even if it was just 4 years time difference, as they claim, it's still impossible. We've even got witnesses, such as Roy Lewis, who said that Billy Lovelady's hair was practically all gone on top at the time.  

Yes, there is disinfo going on, but not by me.