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Wed 02 Apr 2014, 7:42 pm
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I want to begin by focusing on the notorious vestibule door, with the plate-glass window, that Baker first glimpsed Oswald looking through. It's WC Exhibit 498, at XVII p. 213, and even in the Warren volumes you can easily discern the fresh grain pattern in the wood. First Day Evidence, on p. 286, is even clearer.

http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh17/html/WH_Vol17_0120a.htm

Very probably this was a new door, installed during the late 1962 overhaul, when the Sexton Grocery warehouse was remodeled to accommodate the TSBD company and several other publishers. By the way, Sexton had its offices on the 1st & 2nd floors and very likely used the same lunchroom that we all know so well. The vestibule door had an automatic closing device, and Truly had to come in and make a special affidavit about that on August 3rd (WCH VII p. 591). It took several seconds to close. This device was probably pneumatic.

This vestibule door had some weight to it. It was sturdy. It could be described as heavy-duty. Installing it was a 2-man job. In comparison, the doors to the up & down flights of stairs were downright flimsy. (Same link as above, but page 217). These stairwell doors were normally open during the course of the day, as was the lunchroom door (WCD 496, p. 32). The vestibule door closed by itself and was always in the closed position, if not in use.

The vestibule door helped muffle the sounds from the landing and stairwell, so that people in the lunchroom could eat in relative peace & quiet. The stairs were old and quite noisy and the landing floors were wood. Warehouse workers habitually came up to use the lunchroom Coke machine. And office workers also came down from the 3rd  & 4th floors, human nature being what it is, rather than wait impatiently at lunchtime for the passenger elevator. For example, Victoria Adams and Sandra Styles' run down the stairs on November 22nd wasn't their first experience on them. They instinctively knew they could head for the corner stairwell when they discovered the passenger elevator wasn't operating.

Considering the potential for irritable human traffic, the vestibule door kept disturbing sounds to a reasonable minimum. It was installed with that purpose in mind.

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Adams & Styles watched the motorcade from their 4th-floor office window overlooking Elm Street. Adams estimated the time it took them to reach the 1st floor, after the shots, was "no longer than a minute at the most." She confirmed to author Barry Ernest that she left the window just before the limousine reached the Triple Underpass (The Girl on the Stairs p. 329).

The first point that needs to be appreciated is that Adams & Styles could not have beaten Truly & Baker to the freight elevators. Even if these women made it to the 1st floor in 60 seconds, Truly & Baker had 60 seconds to make it only as far as the will-call counter, or just a bit further into the warehouse, to see the women across the floor. And Adams & Styles continued running in front of the freight elevators for the rear door. Even the most sluggard time estimate for Truly & Baker brings them onto the warehouse floor well before Adams & Styles. And in one re-enactment they made it to the 2nd-floor lunchroom in 75 seconds.

The second point is that Adams' & Styles' supervisor, Dorothy Garner, stated for the record that after they went downstairs, she saw Truly & Baker come up. The purpose of Garner's statement was to refute the WC argument that Adams must have gone downstairs several minutes after the shots, because otherwise she should have encountered Lee Harvey Oswald fleeing down the steps. Garner's statement was given in the U.S. Attorney's office in Dallas, and they sent it to WC Chief Counsel J. Lee Rankin. But he never brought it to light, since it helped refute the Commission's contention that Oswald was the 6th-floor assassin. And the statement lay buried in the National Archives in the papers of the Dallas U.S. Attorney until Barry Ernest discovered it.

We can boil the stairs down to a mathematical problem, where A & S are descending from the 4th while T & B are ascending to the 4th (and then the 5th). Yet they never interact with each other. Why is this the case? Because T & B removed themselves from the stairs for a time, and went into the lunchroom. And it is a mathematical certainty that A & S passed T & B while they were in the lunchroom.

Why didn't T & B hear them? Truly said that he, Baker & Oswald were only 2 or 3 feet inside the lunchroom. The answer is that the vestibule door muffled a lot of sound, coming from Adams' & Styles' high heels clomping down the wooden stair treads and across the wooden landing. And T & B were in an intense, gun-in-the-belly situation with Oswald. Even if a little bit of noise from those high heels filtered into their eardrums, it was only high heels and they quickly brushed it off and forgot about it.

Baker estimated the lunchroom encounter took 30 seconds. The stairs were roughly L-shaped, split-level. I think it's fair to say that for someone in the lunchroom, floor "2 1/2" to floor "1 1/2" constitutes their hearing range. Half a flight of steps gets descended in about 5 seconds, with another 5 seconds for crossing the 10-foot landing. That's 15 seconds total for A & S to be in hearing range. They probably were on the 3rd-floor landing just as B & T entered the lunchroom.

Skeptics of the lunchroom incident not only have to construe Baker & Truly as liars. Since 2010, when Garner's information came out, they have to construe her as misbegotten as well- yet her statement was made with Oswald's escape in mind, not the lunchroom incident.

What the simple mathematics of this problem means is that the totality of evidence cited by the skeptics, as supporting the lunchroom episode as a non-event, is nothing more than a red herring. The disparate news stories are just that- disparate news stories, and they tell us little more than that reporters will write anything.

And etc. Bring your best arguments to the table, in favor of the non-event. Prepare for a whuppin'.  cat

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Thu 10 Apr 2014, 8:49 pm
Colin Crow wrote:
Is it possible that all of these events occurred? Would it be possible for Adams and Styles to descend without noticing (or being noticed by) Baker and Truly? Is it possible for Oswald to be PM and still make it to the lunchroom to be noticed by Baker?
From what I have seen, I would tend to agree with Richard that maybe the girls passed Baker and Truly while the latter were involved with Oswald in the lunchroom. The question would then be, why would PM Oswald want to go to a postion where he was spotted by Baker on the second floor? It would seem this event triggered him to leave the building, not the firing of shots.
I tend to disagree with the two girls not noticing them Baker and Truly when the latter were involved with Oswald, as according to their statements neither of the two men entered the rest room, so they would both have been very visible to the girls as they came out of the down stair well. As well as the girls not seeing the two men, the two men said nothing about seeing two girls passing, which they surely would have heard if not seen.


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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 12:49 am
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It would seem this event triggered him to leave the building, not the firing of shots.
If "this event" happened at all Colin, you may be right. 

Oswald's actual alibi - first day news accounts - accounts given to HSCA by fellow employees represent the Bermuda Triangle of the lunchroom story because they all point to a first floor encounter.
One of the mysteries of the WC lunchroom version was the right to left movement of Oswald heading to the lunchroom when noticed by Baker. It is inconsistent with an Oswald descending the stairs, heading for cover, after being alerted the B&T ascending. It makes no sense for Oswald the sniper to seek an alibi in a room where he might not have been detected. It is consistent with movement from the front stairs, heading NW across the second floor, leading to the lunchroom. I wonder why, if the lunchroom sighting was a concoction, this  strange movement was not "tidied up".
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 1:00 am
Ray Mitcham wrote:
Colin Crow wrote:
Is it possible that all of these events occurred? Would it be possible for Adams and Styles to descend without noticing (or being noticed by) Baker and Truly? Is it possible for Oswald to be PM and still make it to the lunchroom to be noticed by Baker?
From what I have seen, I would tend to agree with Richard that maybe the girls passed Baker and Truly while the latter were involved with Oswald in the lunchroom. The question would then be, why would PM Oswald want to go to a postion where he was spotted by Baker on the second floor? It would seem this event triggered him to leave the building, not the firing of shots.
I tend to disagree with the two girls not noticing them Baker and Truly when the latter were involved with Oswald, as according to their statements neither of the two men entered the rest room, so they would both have been very visible to the girls as they came out of the down stair well. As well as the girls not seeing the two men, the two men said nothing about seeing two girls passing, which they surely would have heard if not seen.
Going from memory, Baker was in the doorway to the lunchroom. There is no way he would have seen the girls on the landing as he was facing Oswald. Truly claimed to be leaning in through the open vestibule doorway. He too would have been unsighted and distracted from the landing behind him. Perhaps he even closed the door behind him for a few seconds.

There are numerous examples of people not noticing Baker entering the TSBD, even as he ran past them. I don't think we can assume what people would have seen (or heard) in those chaotic minutes.

I have tried to work out if the girls could have left the building before B&T were in position to see them. I cannot if they left via the door near the east lift. There is convincing evidence they were downstairs within a minute or so.
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 2:17 am
Colin Crow wrote: There is convincing evidence they were downstairs within a minute or so.
That would be downstairs to the first floor in no more than a minute. Just like Victoria Adams said all along. Correct?
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 3:35 am
Oswald's actual alibi - first day news accounts - accounts given to HSCA by fellow employees represent the Bermuda Triangle of the lunchroom story because they all point to a first floor encounter.

Hasan has a good post on this; the interesting thing about the lunchroom story is how much Truly's story changed on the first day.
"Let me also note that apparently Roy Truly had informed reporters and the FBI on the night of 22/11/63, that he and Baker had encountered Oswald in the second floor lunchroom. Yet as mentioned above, he was overheard by Dallas Morning news reporter, Kent Biffle, informing Captain Will Fritz that he and Baker encountered Oswald on the first floor!"
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 3:46 am
One of the mysteries of the WC lunchroom version was the right to left movement of Oswald heading to the lunchroom when noticed by Baker... I wonder why, if the lunchroom sighting was a concoction, this  strange movement was not "tidied up".

There needed to be some reason to explain why Baker would duck into the 2nd floor lunchroom if he was in a hurry to get to the roof. Its impossible to see inside the lunchroom from the the landing, so movement behind the door's window (which would be visible from landing) was needed to catch Baker's eye.  Tidying away that detail would necessarily tidy away the reason Baker looked in the lunchroom.
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 4:22 am
As I said previously, Truly lied to the Warren Commission about the picture that was presented as Bakers view when he rounded the staircase. (See my previous post in this thread).

That absolutely was not Bakers view.

I am also suspicious about the number of boxes that blocked any view of the lunchroom door. There are various pictures that suggest the boxes could have been stacked head high between the stair door and the lunchroom door.
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 8:06 am
Stan Dane wrote:
Colin Crow wrote: There is convincing evidence they were downstairs within a minute or so.
That would be downstairs to the first floor in no more than a minute. Just like Victoria Adams said all along. Correct?
Yes Stan, there are various clues in Vicoria's testimony that confirm an early descent. The Shelley/Lovelady addition should be discarded.
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Fri 11 Apr 2014, 8:10 am
John Mooney wrote:As I said previously, Truly lied to the Warren Commission about the picture that was presented as Bakers view when he rounded the staircase. (See my previous post in this thread).

That absolutely was not Bakers view.

I am also suspicious about the number of boxes that blocked any view of the lunchroom door. There are various pictures that suggest the boxes could have been stacked head high between the stair door and the lunchroom door.
Agree about Baker's view. I cannot work out why he would veer so far to the right at the landing to get a view of the window unless he was disoriented and was unaware of where the door was to continue up the staircase. I wonder if he was leading Truly. I would not like to be ahead of an armed officer charging up stairs. It may have been that Baker was ahead of Truly or Truly well ahead of him and he did not notice where Truly went.
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Sat 12 Apr 2014, 4:45 am
Agree about Baker's view. I cannot work out why he would veer so far to the right at the landing to get a view of the window unless he was disoriented and was unaware of where the door was to continue up the staircase.


I''m skeptical Baker ever saw Oswald on the 2nd floor but if he did, it'd have to be one of two ways:
1. Oswald walked through the office towards lunchroom and was seen as he walked past landing door's window from right to left.
2. Baker and Truly walked through office (from front stairs) towards back stairs and saw Oswald as they walked past lunchroom. 
The hole in either account is neither Mrs. Hine nor  Mrs. Reid saw anyone walk through office towards lunchroom but the 2nd account is in congruence w/ Dec. 1 Washington Post account (and it does explain why B&T didn't run into Styles & Adams on the back stairs).  The reason neither account works for Feds is neither version gives Oswald time to get from 6th floor to office (in 1) or to lunchroom (in 2) before Baker & Truly.
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Richard Gilbride wrote:I was given a responsibility as administrator to be in a boss position. I cared deeply about this forum, its image and such, including how members here , were treated (or mistreated) on other forums. But to have it de-evolve into a profanity-tossing fest after the David Josephs incident set me off big-time. I explained that I see where using profanity is offensive, uncalled for.

And I stepped into the fight to attempt to break it up, seeing myself as making a magnanimous gesture by apologizing to David. I was viciously attacked with insults for doing this. My "revenge" is directed against these particular insults. If there had been animosity against my general posting personality, it really came out then.

True, I don't need this forum. Life is extremely full for me. My schedule often gives me inadequate time for it. But I think we can carry on with respect and calmness from here, I really do. I got very upset to watch this place bottom out into a mudslinging pit, when it does a lot of high-class and high-caliber research.

It seems that I owe everyone an apology. So be it. I'm sorry. But please understand that my anger was stoked by your anger, and it was yours initially. It inflamed into a Lord of the Flies situation. This has been a common scene on JFK forums the past several years, and small wonder that the divisive invectives cause more harm than good.

We can get down to brass tacks or continue venting, the choice is ours and will be ongoing. I am quite passionate about this particular issue and have every confidence of the correctness of my stated position. It might be a good tonic for the research community, to have this debate on record and to show that we can settle down after explosive in-fighting.

I will make an effort to tone down the rhetoric. It would be a shame to lose the discussion because of heated emotions. However, I will not tone down my confidence in my correctness.

Tomorrow I have a few hours off and can spend some time re-posting the "brass tacks", as this discussion may need a fresh starting point.

After spending a month in the United States and watching, mostly from a distance, the black comedy unfold here and elsewhere concerning five year old dopplegangers, I really need to put my own full stop on this.

Richard Gilbride was given the job of moderator here at RKC because Greg has enjoyed a long friendship with him here at the forum.  Richard was generally warm and friendly until a topic arose that he had invested himself in emotionally and financially.  If you questioned any of his deep rooted JFK assassination beliefs he became quite surly and arrogant.  I know Richard has accused me of the same thing and in some ways he is correct but there is a massive difference that needs to be considered.

I hold very few immovable beliefs concerning the assassination.  My experience doing this quickly taught me that sometimes things can completely turn on their head.  Only an open mind will find the hidden structure of the story.  My purpose at this forum, and the other forums I have been a member of, is to question everything.  Turn over every rock.  Keep digging until something clicks.  Dismantle and reassemble.  Keep going.  Find collaborators.  Bounce ideas around.

When it came to the above, Richard Gilbride, I found, was more of a hinderance than a help.

In a previous post after I called him a "condescending cunt", that I stand by on every level, he had the audacity to try and besmirch the research I did into Ralph Yates.  No one, and I mean no one, has done more research into Yates that me on these forums.  Every document was read over and over again concerning his alleged experiences.  Months of digging and reevaluating every detail.  Every book containing his name was trawled over.  Each part of the story was presented to the wider community with pertinent questions regarding him and the hitchhiker and the possible relationship with the wider assassination narrative.  There were some people who wanted to collaborate on learning more.  Only a few.  There were many who didn't.  Richard Gilbride fell into the latter camp.  He joined the ranks of other closed minded nutcases who float around these forums to single-mindedly dismiss everything that was presented on a complete whim with very little thought put into the responses he gave. 

His replies became more frustrating to read than any of my numerous tête-à-têtes with David Lifton.

The bottom line concerning one of Richard's sacred cows, Ralph Yates, was that Yates was used by John Armstring to prop up the Harvey and Lee bollocks.  And in Richard's world, as we have also seen with the Fez, Harvey and Lee are established facts.  It got to a point when communicating with Richard that even the most obvious of points were being hand waved away because they were simply too uncomfortable for him to contemplate.  To agree with simple things would mean having to eventually agree with more complex things and this was never going to happen with someone with a titanium skull.  Most of the time if I awoke to a Gilbride reply to one of my threads I would open it up with trepidation in case I had advertently or inadvertently pulled the rug out from one of his reinforced beliefs.

So, back to his moderation abilities.  Utter shite.  Three times he was called on to moderate.  Three times he failed.  Miserably.  Devoid of empathy he simply threw petrol on issues.  He allowed a posted here to claim I was a dangerous stalker who could kill someone.  The utter dick-wad that is Bobby Prudhomme was first caught bitching like a fucking little girl on another forum about things written here and then when pulled on it he made up some lie that he was again pulled on.  He didn't like being caught in a lie and so the only thing he had left was to scrape the bottom of the barrel like all good liars do.

When I gave the ultimatum after Bobby the Deer Fucker got splinters scraping the shit encrusted barrel I could not imagine that Richard Gilbride would fuck things up so badly by leaving the bottom feeder's comments insitu and then passing the blame elsewhere.  I left this forum immediately after Richard's response and did not return upon Hasan's counter move.  Bobby the Deer Banger seems to think this is innacurate and he private messaged Greg after the Deep Arseholes Forum debacle to state this.  Obviously when one is a proven liar within the community we cannot expect anything else but for the said liar to keep on creating lies to feed his own insatiable ego.  This prick's MO is to cry, bitch, whinge and moan that nobody reads or replies to his posts.  Create falsehoods to deflect away from his crying, bitching, whinging and moaning when confronted and then expect to be listened to when he claims he is fighting for truth.  Only an isolated redneck with an infatuation with firearms could be so confused as to why liars aren't taken seriously in any environment apart from politics.

And this is what this sorry state of affairs degenerated into.  A game of politics.  With a dumbass "lawyer"; a hunter who accuses others of stalking; a man who will take you in circles for the rest of your life; a racist PR man who abuses fonts; and a utter tit who employed Warren Commission tactics to try, and fail, to win any argument whatsoever as the cast of characters who joined together to put a stop on any and all debate on the issue of Harvey & Lee.

Now, I probably hold a special place here concerning one particular point.  I have read the book.  Much of the information is useful. Some areas were/are groundbreaking. The writing is awful.  The cental thesis is utter shite.  The sources and endnotes in multiple, multiple instances cannot be trusted.  I have debunked many parts of it.  I believe Armstrong knowingly warped certain evidence to fit and left other evidence out that didn't but evidence that he most certainly owned.

So The Fez can stick that in his pipe and then shove his pipe up his arse, along with Harvey & Lee, and along with Jim Hargrove's and Dawn Meredith's tongues.  I've read the book.  I've extensively searched Armstrong's archive.  And I know there was no Harvey & Lee.

I have stopped researching right now.  I pulled out of the book project with Greg.  I am sick of dealing with utter idiots and liars when asking serious questions.  Whether they be David Von Pein or Bob Prudhomme - who purport to be on opposite sides but in actual fact belong on the same one - the side of say anything to win the argument - no matter what the cost.

The cost for me in all this will now be less expensive.  Less frustration.  Less banging of my head against the wall.  Less communicating with fucking imbeciles.  That group is now extended to include Richard Gilbride who seemed to think rolling his sleeves up and calling me "twat" was the best way to put a lid on the boiling pan.  Which tells you all you need to know as to why he couldn't moderate his way out of a wet paper bag...

...and why his propping up of the Baker lunchroom mularkey will have to take place elsewhere.

P.S. Bobby The Deer's efforts to measure CE399 with his dick have been hilarious to witness.  He fails every time.  Someone needs to tell him that a small guy will always be a small guy no matter how much he stretches it.


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Thu 24 Apr 2014, 9:19 pm
And, naturally, now it looks as intended. hmmm

Anyway, I'm glad to see time spent in the United States provides insight into American politics: "Only an isolated redneck with an infatuation with firearms could be so confused as to why liars aren't taken seriously in any environment apart from politics."

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Thu 24 Apr 2014, 10:04 pm
But his post didn't look as it currently looks originally, until I went to edit & did nothing other than "Send" the post (which looked correct in Edit format). So, in other words, the orignal had no yellow quote box but had [quot]//[/quot] around RG's quoted part, as well as b & i bracketing on emphasized words (which looked right after I'd sent the (un)edited post back. Anyway, at least it looks right now. It's hard to get used to calling him "Goodbye" after all this time tho; I preferred "Lee" or even "Farley."

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Thu 24 Apr 2014, 10:07 pm
dwdunn(akaDan) wrote:But his post didn't look as it currently looks originally, until I went to edit & did nothing other than "Send" the post (which looked correct in Edit format). So, in other words, the orignal had no yellow quote box but had [quot]//[/quot] around RG's quoted part, as well as b & i bracketing on emphasized words (which looked right after I'd sent the (un)edited post back. Anyway, at least it looks right now.

Life is like a box of edits. You never now what flubber you're going to get.  

It's hard to get used to calling him "Goodbye" after all this time tho; I preferred "Lee" or even "Farley."

Hmmm.

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Thu 24 Apr 2014, 11:20 pm
After spending a month in the United States and watching, mostly from a distance, the black comedy unfold here and elsewhere concerning five year old dopplegangers, I really need to put my own full stop on this.

Richard Gilbride was given the job of moderator here at RKC because Greg has enjoyed a long friendship with him here at the forum.  Richard was generally warm and friendly until a topic arose that he had invested himself in emotionally and financially.  If you questioned any of his deep rooted JFK assassination beliefs he became quite surly and arrogant.  I know Richard has accused me of the same thing and in some ways he is correct but there is a massive difference that needs to be considered.

I hold very few immovable beliefs concerning the assassination.  My experience doing this quickly taught me that sometimes things can completely turn on their head.  Only an open mind will find the hidden structure of the story.  My purpose at this forum, and the other forums I have been a member of, is to question everything.  Turn over every rock.  Keep digging until something clicks.  Dismantle and reassemble.  Keep going.  Find collaborators.  Bounce ideas around.

When it came to the above, Richard Gilbride, I found, was more of a hinderance than a help.

In a previous post after I called him a "condescending cunt", that I stand by on every level, he had the audacity to try and besmirch the research I did into Ralph Yates.  No one, and I mean no one, has done more research into Yates that me on these forums.  Every document was read over and over again concerning his alleged experiences.  Months of digging and reevaluating every detail.  Every book containing his name was trawled over.  Each part of the story was presented to the wider community with pertinent questions regarding him and the hitchhiker and the possible relationship with the wider assassination narrative.  There were some people who wanted to collaborate on learning more.  Only a few.  There were many who didn't.  Richard Gilbride fell into the latter camp.  He joined the ranks of other closed minded nutcases who float around these forums to single-mindedly dismiss everything that was presented on a complete whim with very little thought put into the responses he gave. 

His replies became more frustrating to read than any of my numerous tête-à-têtes with David Lifton.

The bottom line concerning one of Richard's sacred cows, Ralph Yates, was that Yates was used by John Armstring to prop up the Harvey and Lee bollocks.  And in Richard's world, as we have also seen with the Fez, Harvey and Lee are established facts.  It got to a point when communicating with Richard that even the most obvious of points were being hand waved away because they were simply too uncomfortable for him to contemplate.  To agree with simple things would mean having to eventually agree with more complex things and this was never going to happen with someone with a titanium skull.  Most of the time if I awoke to a Gilbride reply to one of my threads I would open it up with trepidation in case I had advertently or inadvertently pulled the rug out from one of his reinforced beliefs.

So, back to his moderation abilities.  Utter shite.  Three times he was called on to moderate.  Three times he failed.  Miserably.  Devoid of empathy he simply threw petrol on issues.  He allowed a posted here to claim I was a dangerous stalker who could kill someone.  The utter dick-wad that is Bobby Prudhomme was first caught bitching like a fucking little girl on another forum about things written here and then when pulled on it he made up some lie that he was again pulled on.  He didn't like being caught in a lie and so the only thing he had left was to scrape the bottom of the barrel like all good liars do.

When I gave the ultimatum after Bobby the Deer Fucker got splinters scraping the shit encrusted barrel I could not imagine that Richard Gilbride would fuck things up so badly by leaving the bottom feeder's comments insitu and then passing the blame elsewhere.  I left this forum immediately after Richard's response and did not return upon Hasan's counter move.  Bobby the Deer Banger seems to think this is innacurate and he private messaged Greg after the Deep Arseholes Forum debacle to state this.  Obviously when one is a proven liar within the community we cannot expect anything else but for the said liar to keep on creating lies to feed his own insatiable ego.  This prick's MO is to cry, bitch, whinge and moan that nobody reads or replies to his posts.  Create falsehoods to deflect away from his crying, bitching, whinging and moaning when confronted and then expect to be listened to when he claims he is fighting for truth.  Only an isolated redneck with an infatuation with firearms could be so confused as to why liars aren't taken seriously in any environment apart from politics.

And this is what this sorry state of affairs degenerated into.  A game of politics.  With a dumbass "lawyer"; a hunter who accuses others of stalking; a man who will take you in circles for the rest of your life; a racist PR man who abuses fonts; and a utter tit who employed Warren Commission tactics to try, and fail, to win any argument whatsoever as the cast of characters who joined together to put a stop on any and all debate on the issue of Harvey & Lee.

Now, I probably hold a special place here concerning one particular point.  I have read the book.  Much of the information is useful. Some areas were/are groundbreaking. The writing is awful.  The cental thesis is utter shite.  The sources and endnotes in multiple, multiple instances cannot be trusted.  I have debunked many parts of it.  I believe Armstrong knowingly warped certain evidence to fit and left other evidence out that didn't but evidence that he most certainly owned.

So The Fez can stick that in his pipe and then shove his pipe up his arse, along with Harvey & Lee, and along with Jim Hargrove's and Dawn Meredith's tongues.  I've read the book.  I've extensively searched Armstrong's archive.  And I know there was no Harvey & Lee.

I have stopped researching right now.  I pulled out of the book project with Greg.  I am sick of dealing with utter idiots and liars when asking serious questions.  Whether they be David Von Pein or Bob Prudhomme - who purport to be on opposite sides but in actual fact belong on the same one - the side of say anything to win the argument - no matter what the cost.

The cost for me in all this will now be less expensive.  Less frustration.  Less banging of my head against the wall.  Less communicating with fucking imbeciles.  That group is now extended to include Richard Gilbride who seemed to think rolling his sleeves up and calling me "twat" was the best way to put a lid on the boiling pan.  Which tells you all you need to know as to why he couldn't moderate his way out of a wet paper bag...

...and why his propping up of the Baker lunchroom mularkey will have to take place elsewhere.

P.S. Bobby The Deer's efforts to measure CE399 with his dick have been hilarious to witness.  He fails every time.  Someone needs to tell him that a small guy will always be a small guy no matter how much he stretches it.
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Richard was given the job in recognition of the fact that he was around when no one else was. If it had not been for Richard, I'd have been talking to myself and would probably have just folded the tent. 

Some of the things you say here, I admit to being totally oblivious to, or else they did not impress me in the manner they have you and as a result, I have simply forgotten. I do agree however, that Richard's handling of the matter was lop-sided, even if, as he contends, well-meaning. It is also true it lacked empathy for your POV. Richard was not - and is not having his membership deleted over it. He did lose his admin status and since then, he has indicated a willingness to move on with what we are supposed to be here for.   

If your pulling out of the book project had anything to do with this, then that is also something I was oblivious to.

"this sorry state of affairs..." boils down to this for me... Richard got sent over the edge and you and possibly one other member have bailed. This forum has been up since 2009 - that's approximately 260 weeks - of that period, I could count on one hand the number of weeks this place has been in cage-fighting mode over substantial issues between members. It is a piddling amount of time compared to the life thus far of the forum. One wave in 5 years of relative calm. But look at the devastation. Certainly, you and others have hung tough at other forums for a lot longer than you have here - even though the relative calm in those places are small islands in an ocean of verbal violence. 

Richard has written an article on why he believes the 2nd floor incident occurred and I intend to host it at the main site when I get time to put it up. It will however, share space with a piece outlining the counter argument.  

Since all this started, I have been issued two ultimatums and one quasi-ultimatum. I have let it slide because of the genuine affection I have for those issuing them and out of trying to understand the frustration and grievances from which they sprang.  

But I think I have reached my limit. 

Yes, it is hard yards dealing with idiots, cutting through the noise levels, all the while doing the dirty work of deconstruction that needed doing. Sometimes I despair, too. But I have provided whatever I can to make collaboration bearable and fruitful. 

You know exactly where you stand with me. I've told you a number of times. That hasn't, and won't change.

Nor will my standards regarding fair and equitable treatment to all. I don't pretend it's perfect, but it is underpinned with a sense of humility and humanity.

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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 2:04 am
I for one will spare you any further ultimatums, Greg. However, let me also state that I do NOT believe the condescending prick had the best interests of the forum at heart when he wrote his BS apology to the Fez.
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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 5:07 am
Hasan Yusuf wrote:I for one will spare you any further ultimatums, Greg. However, let me also state that I do NOT believe the condescending prick had the best interests of the forum at heart when he wrote his BS apology to the Fez.
Nor do I Hasan; he had his own ego and firm beliefs at stake, and subsequently revealed some less than admirable qualities of character. It happens. If it also happened (as seems possible) because he had loyalty to a friend at heart, that at least is more understandable and less reprehensible than otherwise. The main issue was presuming to speak on behalf of everyone, and especially to do so without any kind of discussion with anyone about it. (That kind of thing also tends to happen where someone thinks of himself as a "boss.")

I'm glad Greg brought up the issue of ultimatums. I kept quiet about this at the time(s) they occurred, but I was prepared to advise you to "be careful what you wish for" in supporting me to be a moderator, because I had some critical things to say about issuing ultimatums. That being, basically: either shit or get off the pot. Lee made an ultimatum about Prudhomme's membership; that put you in the awkward position of having to choose between them. You made a decision and then made your own ultimatum in the event your decision was reversed. These things are understandable, and I frankly was inclined to be agreeable to Lee's attitude on the basis of his having good instincts about liars and trolls (from my experience); but I didn't think Prudhomme's behavior was sufficiently negative to delete his membership outright, much less to do so as the result of an ultimatum being issued. Taken to the logical extreme, that will only result in the same thing we see at DPF: a handful of regular posters agreeing with one another and banning anyone who doesn't say things they like to hear. Probably just as important, it puts a "boss" in the position of choosing loyalty to a friend or to someone you admire or agree with, as opposed to being fair to those you oppose or don't admire or agree with. So in that vein, "either shit or get off the pot" means: make your position/attitude/beliefs known to the best of your ability, and if you find things intolerable take a sabbatical or leave entirely, but please don't make threats to try to ensure you get your way.

For Lee personally I have still more gratuitous advice. I sympathize entirely with being frustrated in dealing with people who may not be honest, who may be pursuing an agenda, who may be complete idiots, who may be touched in the head. And as you may recall, I once said something about nothing being worth the price of our own mental health. The problem is that these venues are not the place to be if one wants to avoid the frustrations, or if one finds (for instance) that one is obsessively engaged in them and so endangering one's own balance and life outside "the round." From my own experience, though, I'll say that going halfway doesn't help much; lurking without direct communication is still involvement in the things that are the source of frustration and worry. The only "cure" is a clean break, getting entirely away from it altogether and not (for instance) ever bothering in the least with Robert Prudhomme's current discussions with a loy-yer friend of Dawn Meredith, or Ernie Lazar's ongoing efforts to debate Tartuffe, or how Vince Palamara thought that David Von Pein had written a book when DVP had merely written a Foreward for a(nother) book written by Mel Ayton, or indeed how anyone could take seriously someone who chooses a nom de plume lifted from being influenced by 1980s professional wrestling in the United States (call me "Von Pain," as that is what I shall be for you, conspiracy buffs).  Arrow

I would much rather see you here and involved, Lee. But if you choose not to be, I hope you'll take my unsolicited advice to heart and free yourself from "all this" entirely, or at least for a period of time to get away from it entirely. Otherwise you're half in and half out, which I don't think helps any. In any event, I personally have the highest regard and admiration for you, and I wish the best for you.
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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 5:24 am
Well said, Dan. Very well said.
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To Greg, i do not want to create any more divisiveness here but simply wanted to summarise my feelings on the matter.  I avoided locking horns with Richard when the Bobby P bollocks came to a head out of respect for you and the forum.  At the time I had two options - go for Gilbride's scalp or leave.  I decided to leave.  

I had begun to make my feeling known to you in subtle ways concerning Richard's roadblock type attitude to the things I wanted to discuss on this forum a few months before all this took place in a few emails.  The most significant one was his attempted shutting down of any discussion regarding the authentication of the Powell photos of the TSBD.  In that email I told you that Gilbride was "nuts."

I hate being proven right all of the time.

I did not drop out of co-authorship of the book with you for any other reasons that the ones shared privately with you and I mentioned it in my post only to make a point that I was leaving this research behind me.

I will certainly admit that in ordinary circumstances I would not have issued an "ultimatum" and I understand that behaviour like this forces people into awkward situations.  If it wasn't me who was at the centre of the situation I know instinctively how it should have been handled by Hasan and Richard.  Unfortunately, Richard got in first and did the only thing that was going to result in me leaving.  He left the comment that was made by the complete wanker on the board and he he requested we both take time out.  I neither wanted nor needed a time out.  I wanted the gun-freak taken to task for writing such a gutless and cowardly comment.

I can take being called almost anything.  I can generally give better than I receive.  But there are limits.  And that complete and utter arse-wipe from the fucking tundra couldn't regulate himself enough to take the back and forth to the limit and not go so far past that I wanted the wanker gone from a place I care deeply about.

To then see Gilbride's response to David Joseph and I finally understood my instincts were spot on. They're very rarely wrong when it comes to weighing up people.  It's my day job and it has served me well in my capacity of JFK researcher too.  

Dan - I have never disagreed with anything you have ever posted.  On any forum.  About any topic.  You are a man who understands me very well.  I appreciate your comments.  I appreciate your insights.  I admire your intellect.  

You have witnessed many of my internet scraps.  You have watched me win virtually all of them.  But every scrapper's luck runs out at some point and they're left punch drunk and exhausted.  One fight too many eventually takes its toll.
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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 7:39 am
Goodbye wrote:To Greg, i do not want to create any more divisiveness here but simply wanted to summarise my feelings on the matter.  I avoided locking horns with Richard when the Bobby P bollocks came to a head out of respect for you and the forum.  At the time I had two options - go for Gilbride's scalp or leave.  I decided to leave.  

I had begun to make my feeling known to you in subtle ways concerning Richard's roadblock type attitude to the things I wanted to discuss on this forum a few months before all this took place in a few emails.  The most significant one was his attempted shutting down of any discussion regarding the authentication of the Powell photos of the TSBD.  In that email I told you that Gilbride was "nuts."

I hate being proven right all of the time.

I did not drop out of co-authorship of the book with you for any other reasons that the ones shared privately with you and I mentioned it in my post only to make a point that I was leaving this research behind me.

I will certainly admit that in ordinary circumstances I would not have issued an "ultimatum" and I understand that behaviour like this forces people into awkward situations.  If it wasn't me who was at the centre of the situation I know instinctively how it should have been handled by Hasan and Richard.  Unfortunately, Richard got in first and did the only thing that was going to result in me leaving.  He left the comment that was made by the complete wanker on the board and he he requested we both take time out.  I neither wanted nor needed a time out.  I wanted the gun-freak taken to task for writing such a gutless and cowardly comment.

I can take being called almost anything.  I can generally give better than I receive.  But there are limits.  And that complete and utter arse-wipe from the fucking tundra couldn't regulate himself enough to take the back and forth to the limit and not go so far past that I wanted the wanker gone from a place I care deeply about.

To then see Gilbride's response to David Joseph and I finally understood my instincts were spot on. They're very rarely wrong when it comes to weighing up people.  It's my day job and it has served me well in my capacity of JFK researcher too.  

Dan - I have never disagreed with anything you have ever posted.  On any forum.  About any topic.  You are a man who understands me very well.  I appreciate your comments.  I appreciate your insights.  I admire your intellect.  

You have witnessed many of my internet scraps.  You have watched me win virtually all of them.  But every scrapper's luck runs out at some point and they're left punch drunk and exhausted.  One fight too many eventually takes its toll.
As I've explained before, I don't read every post here, and time zones mean that even when I do see a post, it's sometimes too late in terms of addressing it in the timely matter expected. To be given ultimatums with deadlines I couldn't meet, even if I were inclined to, was disappointing to me to say the least. 

Let me tell you where I come from. I run a corner store. You can't get more humble than that. I make hot-dogs and coffee for tradesmen and sell newspapers to little old ladies who only buy it for the death notices. But most of my customers like me. Most of them leave with a smile because I treat them with respect, kid around with them, smile even when I haven't slept more than 5 hours in the past 2 days.

I left school at 14. I took whatever work I could get rather than take a handout. I have worked as a laborer in factories, as a cleaner at markets, poured beers, worked on construction sites, done data entry, once lived on stale bread and a jar of vegemite for a week between jobs when I could have just gone hand in cap to the government, or to my parents. Somewhere in there I also climbed as high as middle management in the federal public service while competing for those jobs with snotty-nosed pimple-faced kids fresh from university. Later still, I also ran a profitable office of a major employment agency.

I do whatever I have to do. No more, no less. And that will include solving this case.  

I'm no quitter. Not for anyone or anything. And I do it on my terms because I trust myself to do what's right.

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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 8:04 am
[quote="greg parker"][quote="Goodbye"]To Greg, i do not want to create any more divisiveness here but simply wanted to summarise my feelings on the matter.  I avoided locking horns with Richard when the Bobby P bollocks came to a head out of respect for you and the forum.  At the time I had two options - go for Gilbride's scalp or leave.  I decided to leave.  

I had begun to make my feeling known to you in subtle ways concerning Richard's roadblock type attitude to the things I wanted to discuss on this forum a few months before all this took place in a few emails.  The most significant one was his attempted shutting down of any discussion regarding the authentication of the Powell photos of the TSBD.  In that email I told you that Gilbride was "nuts."

I hate being proven right all of the time.

I did not drop out of co-authorship of the book with you for any other reasons that the ones shared privately with you and I mentioned it in my post only to make a point that I was leaving this research behind me.

I will certainly admit that in ordinary circumstances I would not have issued an "ultimatum" and I understand that behaviour like this forces people into awkward situations.  If it wasn't me who was at the centre of the situation I know instinctively how it should have been handled by Hasan and Richard.  Unfortunately, Richard got in first and did the only thing that was going to result in me leaving.  He left the comment that was made by the complete wanker on the board and he he requested we both take time out.  I neither wanted nor needed a time out.  I wanted the gun-freak taken to task for writing such a gutless and cowardly comment.

I can take being called almost anything.  I can generally give better than I receive.  But there are limits.  And that complete and utter arse-wipe from the fucking tundra couldn't regulate himself enough to take the back and forth to the limit and not go so far past that I wanted the wanker gone from a place I care deeply about.

To then see Gilbride's response to David Joseph and I finally understood my instincts were spot on. They're very rarely wrong when it comes to weighing up people.  It's my day job and it has served me well in my capacity of JFK researcher too.  

Dan - I have never disagreed with anything you have ever posted.  On any forum.  About any topic.  You are a man who understands me very well.  I appreciate your comments.  I appreciate your insights.  I admire your intellect.  

You have witnessed many of my internet scraps.  You have watched me win virtually all of them.  But every scrapper's luck runs out at some point and they're left punch drunk and exhausted.  One fight too many eventually takes its toll.[/quote]

I'm no quitter. Not for anyone or anything. 
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Well, I guess you've finally got around to subtly describing what you see as the difference between you and I.
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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 8:40 am
Well, I guess you've finally got around to subtly describing what you see as the difference between you and I.
You mean apart from being tall, holding onto a successful career, having a proper education and being well traveled?  cheers 

Look Lee, all I'm saying is I have never let anything stop me do what I want to do. As a teen, I wanted to follow my father and take up boxing. I had to omit a lot of medical history to get registered, but I did it. And I went out with a perfect record. I wanted to have kids, but couldn't. I still did it through IVF. I've always wanted to write a book. I finally did it, even if I had to self-publish. I've done everything anyone ever said I couldn't. I've taken every knock and got back up and never resiled from a fight where principles were involved. I've made plenty of mistakes along the way, but I have never failed to try and make them right where I could. 

We are the same in this respect. You would not be quitting over a few scraps. And I don't believe you don't care about this case any more. 

And you still have a hell of a lot to offer.

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Fri 25 Apr 2014, 8:46 am
Lee,

Just to focus on the Powell photo issue, I looked into it recently and my instincts were correct. One thing, Walt Brown (Cakebread) doesn't have a science degree, but a history Ph.D. So am I to sign on to this brainstorm of his, re: Powell was actually taken several minutes before the assassination?

There's a contrail in Dillard B in XIX, yes, and there's not one in Powell. But there was a pretty good headwind that day. I did some rough ballpark calculations: setting the contrail at 10,000 feet, setting the wind at 15 mph, and found that a contrail would move over 300 feet in 15 seconds (my estimate of difference between Dillard and Powell photos). And Dillard grabs a much bigger slice of sky than Powell, which is significantly closer to the TSBD. So it's very easy for me to attribute the contrail's "disappearance" in Powell to the wind.

It's much more difficult to establish a case for the photo being taken circa 12:27. So that's enough for me to accept Powell's December 31 FBI statement that it was 30 seconds after the assassination; that's a barely legible document as it is. Rather than bang my brains trying to chase what still looks to me like a mis-notion of a history major.
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