This is a guy whom I call Alias Man because I don't know who he is, but he made this comment about Gorilla Man not possibly being Billy Lovelady. But, I want him and others to think about the implications of it. If Gorilla Man is not Lovelady, then it means they, the conspirators, tried to foist a phony Lovelady on the public and into the story. Why would they do that? There can only be one reason. It's because Gorilla Man is wearing a plaid shirt, a long-sleeved plaid shirt. And really, the long sleeves are the thing because Doorman's shirt isn't plaid, but it is long-sleeved. But, after the fiasco of the FBI admitting that Lovelady said he wore a short-sleeved striped shirt and photographing him in it, they knew they needed to do more than flap their lips. They knew they had to come up with a visual. They didn't have one, so they went into the movie business to make one. And there first, though not their last, take on it was Gorilla Man. So, if it's a lie that Gorilla Man was Lovelady, then it also has to be a lie that Lovelady was Doorman. One follows from the other like night follows day. Just the fact that they would resort to subterfuge tells you that they were lying about the central issue of who was Doorman. And, Doorman was, of course, and by necessity, Lee Harvey Oswald.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
This is a guy whom I call Alias Man because I don't know who he is, but he made this comment about Gorilla Man not possibly being Billy Lovelady. But, I want him and others to think about the implications of it. If Gorilla Man is not Lovelady, then it means they, the conspirators, tried to foist a phony Lovelady on the public and into the story. Why would they do that? There can only be one reason. It's because Gorilla Man is wearing a plaid shirt, a long-sleeved plaid shirt. And really, the long sleeves are the thing because Doorman's shirt isn't plaid, but it is long-sleeved. But, after the fiasco of the FBI admitting that Lovelady said he wore a short-sleeved striped shirt and photographing him in it, they knew they needed to do more than flap their lips. They knew they had to come up with a visual. They didn't have one, so they went into the movie business to make one. And there first, though not their last, take on it was Gorilla Man. So, if it's a lie that Gorilla Man was Lovelady, then it also has to be a lie that Lovelady was Doorman. One follows from the other like night follows day. Just the fact that they would resort to subterfuge tells you that they were lying about the central issue of who was Doorman. And, Doorman was, of course, and by necessity, Lee Harvey Oswald.
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