Tuesday, January 19, 2021

 I've been asked to review the insights that came from my November 2012 Altgens reenactment in Dealey Plaza. It certainly was worthwhile.  We'll start with this photo.


 As in the Altgens photo, it appears that Doorman is standing next to the white column. I wasn't. I was standing in the middle of the doorway. That cinching up of me next to the column is the result of parallax. Altgens' angle cut his camera off from the west side of the doorway. So I, like Doorman, who was Oswald, stood in the center. 

This collage shows the likeness of the view, but keep in mind taht the Altgens photo is highly manipulated, and I'm not sure how they did it. Why, for instance, is the monument leaning in Altgens'? But, I am sure that nobody could duplicate the camera field better than we did.




This collage demonstrates that visoring one's eyes with one's hands cannot possibly blacken out the whole face. 


They blackened out his face on the left. Why? Because he was Lovelady. 

Here is another version of it, and again, it proves that you can't cast your whole face in deep black shadow by visoring your eyes with your hands. 


This next collage shows that if you're wearing a plaid shirt, as I was, it's no going to appear splotchy like Doorman's shirt.


That's not a shirt pattern we're seeing on Doorman. It's light reflection and distortion due to blowing up the picture so much. Plaid means horizontal and vertical lines crossing forming boxes. Think checkerboard. There isn't a single box on Doorman's shirt.

On the guy on the right below in the tie, I had him saluting with his right arm just to try to duplicate the action that some were claiming.


Really, it's ridiculous, and no one could duplicate what we see there on the left. It isn't real. That man in tie was crossing both arms across his chest. And you can see the point of his right shoulder where is right arm is coming down. I put an arrow there. So, what is that white thing? It's nothing. It's not his arm. It's not his elbow. It is nothing. It is just an obfuscation they added, along with the big tall hair on the AA woman. 

This collage reveals shows several things. It shows that Doorman's cuff could not possibly overlie the Blackman's neck, as we see in the Altgens photo. They stuck the Black Man in there. There was a black man there, Carl Jones, but he was mostly out of visibility to Altgens' camera. He was actually leaning against the wall. You can't do that today because there is a railing there that extends out quite a bit.

So, in Altgens', Doorman's cuff seems to be overlying the neck and upper chest of the Black Man, but it's impossible because Doorman is twelve feet away from him, as I was. And notice the anatomical completeness of both me and the man standing behind me. There is no weird melding and welding like we see in the juxtaposition of the two in Altgens. That is physically, photographically, and optically impossible in Altgens'. It was so badly and crudely altered, and probably because they were rushing like crazy. So, why did they put that guy in there? To cover up the uniqueness of Oswald's Russian shirt. 

I'll just share one more. 
Notice that both Doorman and I have vee-shaped t-shirts. Mine was store-bought. I went out and bought a pack of them. My t-shirt looks vee because it was vee. And likewise, Doorman's t-shirt looks vee because it was vee, except his wasn't store-bought. Oswald had the habit of stretching and deforming the collars of his t-shirts. It was a habit of his.


That is what we are seeing in the Altgens' photo.

Oswald really, truly was standing in the doorway during the shooting of JFK. Of course, admitting it destroys the entire official story of the JFK assassination. So, Government won't admit it; nor will Media or the Educational Establishment. But, it's OK because it isn't going away. The evidence is still going to be there 5, 10, 15, 20 or however many years it takes for the truth to prevail. This genie can't be put back into the bottle. It truly is over- for them, because people can look at this right now, and if they are intelligent and honest, they'll see that I'm right. Stop the lies; Oswald outside. 






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