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

This time, I am very grateful to Google because they acted quickly to silence Backes. It didn't take 3 years this time; it was less than 3 days.  Perhaps they have him on a close watch. 

And surely, it was triggered by the same thing: his calling for me to be killed. It's very strange. We are debating an historical event that happened over 50 years ago. Why would you want somebody, and I mean anybody, killed just for having an opinion that is different from yours?

And how different are our opinions? Backes admits that Oswald was innocent. So, on that biggest of all points, he and I agree. In fact, he thinks he was innocent not only of killing Kennedy and killing Tippit but also of riding a bus and cab. That's right; Backes thinks Oswald was framed for 4 things on 11/22/63: 2 murders, a bus ride, and a cab ride. 

But, as far as where Oswald was at the time of JFK's murder, Backes has never said, but he has expressed interest and openness in the idea that he was in the doorway as Prayer Man. He has shown respect for that idea and the people who champion it, calling them "real researchers."  

So, if someone else thinks that Oswald was in the doorway as Doorman (and there are many who do) why would Backes want such a person dead? He champions himself as an opponent of gun violence, but apparently, not if the guns are aimed at Ralph Cinque. That's the impression I'm getting. 

I believe it was Albert Einstein who said that the definition of insanity is to repeat an action and expect a different result. So, why would Backes repeat his barbarous call for my extermination when he knows it got him removed the first time and just days ago? 

Again, I want to thank Google for acting fast and pulling the plug on him. I appreciate it very much.

Let's remember that the idea that Oswald was standing in the doorway began right away- as soon as people the world over saw the Altgens photo. There were people advocating it- on the Internet and elsewhere- long before I came along. So, what caused Joseph Backes to snap just because I started saying it? 

Well, I sure don't know, and I'm not sure if he knows either.