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

Someone pointed John McAdams to my collage of the two hairdos of Michael Hardin on November 24, 1963.

McAdams hasn't said anything. But, what can he say? What's the talking point for this? Perhaps there are several, but I guarantee you that none of them are worth a darn. But, what is McAdams' attitude about it? That I can tell you: he doesn't care. 

He doesn't care about anything except defending the official story of the JFK assassination- no matter what; meaning: regardless of any evidence, old or new.  If he doesn't have a good answer for something, he'll just ignore it. But, the truth is: he doesn't have a good answer for anything. There is no case against Oswald. There is no evidence against him that doesn't reek with doubt, suspicion, and subterfuge.  Take the rifle, for instance. Oswald supposedly skipped out from work on March 12 and walked 9 blocks to the post office to buy the money order. But, the letter was postmarked at 10:30 AM, but the company records show that Oswald never left his job. And the record shows that he completed 9 printing projects that morning.  How can you be working at print station and walking to the post office at the same time? And the letter wasn't mailed at the post office where Oswald supposedly bought the money order. It was mailed from "Zone 12" which was several miles away. But, why would Oswald do that? Why wouldn't he have just mailed the letter from the post office. And then, the letter reached Klein's Sporting Goods in Chicago the very next day, even though the last flight out of Dallas was at Noon. You know as well as I do that a regular letter is not going to travel from Dallas to Chicago overnight. It's not even possible today when computerization and automation have sped up mail delivery a lot. But in 1963? And be aware that they didn't even offer Overnight Delivery.  It wasn't available at any price. 

I mentioned yesterday Oswald's complete lack of any motive to kill Kennedy. On the contrary, he liked and respected Kennedy.  And the only recourse is to say that he snapped, that he became a monster. But, that doesn't make sense either because even monsters will plan their murders with some palpable purpose. And monsters also plan their murders with a plan and expectation of getting away with it; of not getting caught; of being able to go on with their lives afterwards. But, what about Oswald? David Belin said that, after the shooting, Oswald planned to run away to Mexico, holding up people with his gun, as needed for travel money. Where the hell did Belin get that from? And anyone with the intelligence of 6 year old can tell you that Oswald would not have had the slightest interest in that life, that what he lived for was his family. And he was going to give them up? For what? The satisfaction of killing Kennedy? Satisfaction???? What satisfaction?????  And the irony is that the very ones who were depicting Oswald as a monster were the real monsters. Belin, Dulles, Ford, Rankin, Ball and all the rest of them; the were the real monsters- not Oswald.

We have arrived. We have finally arrived. We have arrived at the point that our lives, that is, the world in which we spend our lives, has become an utterly bizarro world. It's like the Twilight Zone except worse than the Twilight Zone. And people like John McAdams are like characters from the Twilight Zone. They have no conscience and no soul. They vilify Oswald as monster, but if it's a monster they wish to see, they need only look in a mirror. 

Klip-Klop: make yourself useful and get this to McAdams.