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

It is apparent in the Zapruder film that JFK is mentally impaired. It's like he is suddenly mentally handicapped, and he assumes a degree of passivity, docility, and dependence that we have never before seen on him. And when I say dependent, I mean that he seems dependent on Jackie, like a child is to his mother. He is completely helpless in that he can't do anything to help himself.  

But, why should he be that way? He's been shot, but not in the head. His brain was not traumatized. What's making him so fawnlike? Doesn't it seem like he has completely lost his manhood and has become like a child? We are seeing a polar change in his perception, his demeanor, and the complete collapse of his awareness and his ability to think and respond- he is mentally gone. 

But, why did we ever accept it? Why didn't people discuss from the beginning and all along these abnormalities? I'll tell you why. It's because the JFK assassination exists in its own little world. It is a singular event. Nothing else compares to it.  It exists in its own world, it's own dimension, and when people enter that dimension, they leave behind all their expectations from everyday life. They are in JFK land. And seeing JFK the way he is in the Zapruder film is normal for the Zapruder film. But, there is nothing normal about it. 

Connally has been shot too,  and severely,  but notice that he doesn't undergo any weird regression. With Kennedy, it's like he is suddenly slow-witted, dim-witted, retarded, and childlike, but not Connally. Yet, at that point, Connally is more seriously traumatized than JFK is. So, why has JFK lost his mind?

It has to be due to a chemical agent.  We need to give him credit for who he is, and he is not someone who would crack up and lose his mind over this. He didn't in World War 2.   There, he kept his cool and did what he had to do to save himself and his men. Here, it's not that he didn't perform as well; he didn't perform at all. He completely lost his mental faculties. We've been staring at this for 56 years, ignoring it. Well, no more. Kennedy suddenly lost his mind, and he also lost control of his body. It happened very quickly and suddenly right after he was shot in the back. It had to be related to that shot. There had to be something in that shot that did this to him.