PLAQUE 4: Specter covers up the Medical Evidence

First topic message reminder :

Now up at CTKA:

http://www.ctka.net/2014/wr_anniv_04.html

There will also be a Plaque 5, but I don't know when that will be done.

Stan Dane wrote:

steely dan wrote:An exhumation and skull xrays, which can be compared to the "official" ones, should tell a tale.

If they can determine with a high degree of confidence how King Richard III was killed over 500 years ago by examining his skull, I would think a new forensic examination of JFK would be telling.
 
http://www.livescience.com/47869-richard-iii-final-moments-postmortem.html

"Forensic analysis has determined what killed Richard III. In the performance I saw, it was overacting." Stephen Colbert

Stan Dane wrote:When I read these Plaques I almost get depressed. Nothing about the official version of this case adds up. Nothing. It's like a dark, grotesque comedy. It's so obvious that there was a cover-up that it's embarrassing to have to even point it out. These Plaques are like an IQ test. Anyone who can fog a mirror should be able to pass the test with flying colors.

When I cruise around the other forums and JFK websites, I too can get depressed.

Then, I simply return here to peruse some Stan Dane Page Fodder and my faith in reality is restored again.

Before this stuff, I had no idea that anything about the case could be funny.

Thanks a bunch, Stan, and keep up the good work. Hopefully, it will lift your spirits as well.

Terry W. Martin wrote:When I cruise around the other forums and JFK websites, I too can get depressed.

Then, I simply return here to peruse some Stan Dane Page Fodder and my faith in reality is restored again.

Before this stuff, I had no idea that anything about the case could be funny.

Thanks a bunch, Stan, and keep up the good work. Hopefully, it will lift your spirits as well.

Thank you, Terry. It does.
 
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Greg is to be thanked for creating and maintaining the conditions that make this forum what it is.

I'll raise a toast to that!
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