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

You may be aware of the suspicion by bloggers that Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was caught in a missile attack in Kiev on January 3. The suspicion was that he was killed in that attack because right afterwards, he disappeared. And when the story emerged that he had undergone prostate cancer surgery, without informing the President, and then developed a post-surgical infection that was severe, I found it all very non-credible. I could not believe he would try to hide such a thing as prostate cancer surgery, when today, it is so very common. 

So, after nearly a month of seclusion, Austin went before the cameras on February 1. 

https://www.c-span.org/video/?533341-1/defense-secretary-austin-holds-news-conference

I noticed right away that he was not walking normally; that he was walking like it was painful. He was limping and wobbling. He was walking very slowly and delicately. He was walking stiffly; not swinging his arms. And it was his right leg that was affected.

And when he got to a step that he had to climb, and not a very steep one, he climbed it with his left foot. Most people are not only right-handed but right-footed, and they climb with the right foot. So, I looked for an image of Austin signing something, and sure enough, he's right-handed.

So, it's strange that he went up that step with his left foot. 

And notice how he's raising his right hand way up. Why is he doing that just to go up a small step? I'll tell you why: It's an attempt to lift as much as he can with his arm to spare his leg. 

So, I knew his right leg is in bad shape. I assumed he had a huge metal plate and screws in it holding it together. It was Dennis Cimino who convinced me that he has a prosthetic leg. They used color and darkness to try to hide it. I made this collage. When you look on right, which is flooded with light, you can see how narrow his right lower leg is. It does not look anatomical. 

When you consider how big and heavy he is, it is not likely that his right lower leg could be that small. But, it's his whole right lower extremity that is now a prosthesis.

So, I think Dennis is right that Austin lost his whole right lower extremity in that missile attack in Kiev. He's lucky he survived. But, does anyone think it's justified for the government to lie to all Americans about this? If they'll lie about this, they'll lie about anything.