Tuesday, August 10, 2021

 In the Altgens photo, both the African-American ladies have Afro hairdos, but neither one did. The woman on the right had her hair in a bob, and the woman on the left had her hair relaxed. You can see them in the Croft photo, which is on the left below.

So, their hair was manipulated and put to work to hide things they wanted hidden. Notice that the woman on the left in the image on the righ has her hair extended up to the bottom of the cuff effectively creating a screen of cover. And what's that white thing below the 
cuff of the shirt? I call it the shamrock, but what it is is a clever visual trick to give you the sense that Carl Jones has a body.  Of course, his body could never be represented like that. If you ponder it directly, you realize that it can't be real. But, you were never supposed to ponder it directly. After all, when Walter Cronkite first showed it to the world, he pointed to and talked about what was going on in the back of the limousine, "the President clutching for his throat, and the First Lady reaching for him." And even that image is bogus. How long, and how many times have I told you that Kennedy was not shot in the throat yet at the time the Altgens photo was taken? It was taken high on the hill, where Kennedy was shot in the back, but not in the throat. The throat shot came later; much later. 


So, all this imagery of JFK's clenched fist and his log-arm which Jackie is holding onto is phony. What we see of his head may be real. It was right about this time that he was hit in the back with that drug-laden ice dart, and he may be reacting to it there. But all the stuff about his fist and his arm that looks like a vacuum wand with Jackie's hands grasping it is bogus. Do you understand that the Altgens photo was taken before any of that happened? JFK RODE DOWN THE HILL HAVING BEEN SHOT ONLY IN THE BACK. And they had to cover that up, both in the Altgens photo and the Zapruder film. 




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