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

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  Misty Dawn Swartz-Steagall Ralph Cinque As I am a medical assistant so as a matter of fact I've read quite a few medical books! Anyone they get shot. Is going to have a reaction that is not gonna be with in what you feel is a normal realm. The main thing that I am getting at is that the bullet passed through his throat his hand is going to go towards where he feels the pain to begin with. You're hand or whatever you're using to grab where you feel the disruption in your body is going to contort anyway it feels it needs to cover or grab in order to fix whatever you feel is wrong. It is human nature to survive in any way you can find to do so. That is just our nature that is why when someone goes to commit suicide they always fight to survive your body automatically fights to survive regard less of your feeling as though you want to die. So to answer your question I have read many medical books Ralph. To ask you a question why would they need a nerve agent if they're just going to shoot him to kill him why would it matter if there was a nerve agent or not on the bullet what would that have to do with him living or dying? When you shoot someone you are shooting to kill in this instance. The president of the United States was being shot in order to kill him it was not to wound him, It was not to pretend to make him sad, It was not a game, Ralph he was being shot to be murdered, to be killed. This means that he was being shot to be dead never to breathe again. So a nerd agent being put on to a bullet to enter into his body would have no meaning whatsoever. This argument is ludicrous at best. Please go read some medical books that will give you some information to the contrary or even to Give Validity to your argument. Why would it matter if you're just shooting to kill to begin with. I will get off my soapbox now and I will allow you to answer because I'm on pins and needles to find out why you insist that there would be a nerve agent needed when the bullet was set to kill. Remember choose your words wisely Ralph. The bullet entered the back of Of his neck and came out his throat. He was as good as dead it caused so much damage if he had not had an operating Room right there in the middle of elm street he would have died as we had seen any way.

   

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  Ralph Cinque WHAT???? That is not what we believe. No one here believes that JFK was shot in the back and it came out his throat. If you accept the Single Bullet Theory, then you really should leave. In fact, I have never come upon anyone who espouses Oswald's innocence (and that is the name of this group: Lee Harvey Oswald is innocent) but accepts the Single Bullet Theory. You're the first. And I'm not questioning his bringing his hand to his throat. I am questioning how he brought his hand to his throat and how he held his hand, and the fact that even Jackie could see that he was uncomfortably bound there- all in spasm- and so she tried, without success, to get him to release and lower his arm. There is no reason why he should have reacted that way to being shot. Show me one other,shooting victim who reacted that way. There isn't any. I'm sure you can't find one, but feel free to look. And as to why they shot him with a nerve agent, they did not want to kill him until he reached LOWER Dealey Plaza where there were few people, and the few that were there included their own people, such as Umbrella Man and Babushka Lady. But, they knew that JFK was a smart man, and he had been in combat. So, if there was a shot that either missed him or hit him but without killing him, such that he still had his wits about him, he could have said something or done something, such as get down low in the car and ordered the driver to floor it. If you are medical assistant, you should be able to see that JFK is not right mentally. And no, you can't attribute that to the trauma he received because all the damage he had at that point was a superficial wound in his back and a small hole in his throat, neither of which affected his brain, his mind. And yet, he is obviously incapacitated mentally. So, the purpose of that shot to his back, which was very likely the first shot, was to immobilize him and incapacitate him mentally so that he would not take any evasive action. THE MAN WAS SHOT, AND HE DIDN'T EVEN DUCK. He just sat there like a zombie. You don't have to be a medical assistant to recognize that he is out of it mentally. That is what they wanted, and that is what they brought about. JFK was hit with a nerve agent.