And, he's been at it for quite a few years. But, he blogs only to be a pest to me. That's his only endeavor as "Lance Uppercut". This battle concerned several things, including the Prayermanites, whom he supports. But realize, that the JFK world is a very bizarre world. It's dark, and really, it is evil. And alliances form in it even without a concordance of beliefs. The alliances are based on having not shared beliefs, but rather, shared enemies.
Take for instance Joseph Backes. UpperPunk supports him, but I don't know that UpperPunk believes Backes' ridiculous claim that the Dallas Police Department concocted Oswald's bus and cab rides. But you see: it really doesn't matter what Joseph Backes says: UpperPunk will always support him. And it's because they have a common enemy: me. And the Punk supports the Prayermanites too. Does he actually believe that Lee Harvey Oswald was this guy?
You realize that Oswald was 5'9" 131 pounds. The Dallas Police Department put him on a fucking scale. So, that was his weight. He was very skinny. I'm 5'6" and weigh 135. And I'm lean. But, Oswald was downright skinny. But, look at the girth on that guy on the left. How could he possibly be Oswald? Plus, the timing is all wrong. That image was supposedly taken just seconds before Officer Baker reached the steps- on a run. So, how could Oswald still be there? Oswald had to beat Baker to the lunch room. And Oswald was only going to be walking. So, didn't he need a substantial head-start? So, how could he still be there at that late time? And since Prayer Man is there and seems settled there in the film, what right does anyone have to assume he wasn't there a few seconds later when Baker ran by? So, are we to believe that Baker passed Oswald in the doorway but then didn't recognize just a minute later in the lunch room? Aren't police taught to be observant, especially about people?
Anyway, here is the exchange between me and UpperPunk- so far.
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