Disinfo Agents?

Could some of these people be disinfo agents working secretly for the other side? Somethings about them seem quite suspicious.


James Files

Madeline Brown

Ralph Cinque

Judyth Baker

Edward Epstein

I would definitely agree the Files and Baker stories do not stand up in my view to intense scrutiny. Brown and Cinque may just believe insufficient evidence. Most have seen CIA documents authorizing all manner of propaganda in various operations. Operation Mockingbird, et al. I have no doubt they exist and operate. However, I am loathe to brand anyone a disinformation agent without substantial evidence. They might just wildly uniformed and unwilling to refine their ideas. Not just Oswald deserves the presumption of innocence, no matter how preposterous their ideas are.

JFK Student wrote:Could some of these people be disinfo agents working secretly for the other side? Somethings about them seem quite suspicious.


James Files

Madeline Brown

Ralph Cinque

Judyth Baker

Edward Epstein

All of them have gotten far too much mileage in this debate.

All of them have gotten far too much mileage in this debate.

Paul,
What do they all have in common? With the exception of Epstein, their stories are all solid tabloid fodder. That they are all publicity hounds doesn't hurt, either.


The unfortunate truth is large swathes of the general population love tabloid crap.

greg parker wrote:

All of them have gotten far too much mileage in this debate.

Paul,
What do they all have in common? With the exception of Epstein, their stories are all solid tabloid fodder. That they are all publicity hounds doesn't hurt, either.


The unfortunate truth is large swathes of the general population love tabloid crap.

I guess, then, that the next obvious step for us is figure out what angle of our presentation can be made suitable to "tabloid crap"? Certainly someone here must know enough about tabloids to come up with an angle...

A duplicate for Ozzie? Been done...
Ozzie having an affair? Been done...

But it is getting late and my head-cold is making thinking difficult - and it was hard enough to start with, I can assure you!

Terry W. Martin wrote:But it is getting late and my head-cold is making thinking difficult - and it was hard enough to start with, I can assure you!

Get well my friend.
 
My wife was looking over my shoulder as I was reading this post and she said to have some good, hot soup and get some elderberry syrup (she recommends "Sambucol Black Elderberry Original Syrup"). 
 
I get this treatment all the time.
 
When I was up in Alpine last month, one of the things my wife was doing was foraging for wild elderberries. We got a bunch and she makes her own jellies, jams and syrup. It tastes good on toast and pancakes and, believe it or not, is clinically proven effective as a flu remedy. I don't know if it's effective for colds, but it can't hurt.

Why go to any other forum? Where else are you going to get cold and flu remedies? 

The only way that's gonna happen at McRae's is if one of his ads is from big pharma and you accidentally click the link.

Terry W. Martin wrote:

greg parker wrote:

All of them have gotten far too much mileage in this debate.

Paul,
What do they all have in common? With the exception of Epstein, their stories are all solid tabloid fodder. That they are all publicity hounds doesn't hurt, either.


The unfortunate truth is large swathes of the general population love tabloid crap.

I guess, then, that the next obvious step for us is figure out what angle of our presentation can be made suitable to "tabloid crap"? Certainly someone here must know enough about tabloids to come up with an angle...

A duplicate for Ozzie? Been done...
Ozzie having an affair? Been done...

But it is getting late and my head-cold is making thinking difficult - and it was hard enough to start with, I can assure you!

I hope you guys aren't asking me to admit I slept with both Oswalds. I don't normally kiss and tell but I'd do it for ROKC.

Terry, I use straight out codeine phosphate for my head cold. Just enough to make thinking impossible. Stan's wife's suggestion is probably safer though.

Stan Dane wrote:

Terry W. Martin wrote:But it is getting late and my head-cold is making thinking difficult - and it was hard enough to start with, I can assure you!

Get well my friend.
 
My wife was looking over my shoulder as I was reading this post and she said to have some good, hot soup and get some elderberry syrup (she recommends "Sambucol Black Elderberry Original Syrup"). 
 
I get this treatment all the time.
 
When I was up in Alpine last month, one of the things my wife was doing was foraging for wild elderberries. We got a bunch and she makes her own jellies, jams and syrup. It tastes good on toast and pancakes and, believe it or not, is clinically proven effective as a flu remedy. I don't know if it's effective for colds, but it can't hurt.

Thanks, Stan. I haven't had that stuff since my grandmother was still around. I think I will try and find some.

I don't recall seeing elderberries around here but we grow our own strawberries, mulberries, blueberries and raspberries for jellies, jams, and syrup. It is soooo much better than storebought.

Glad to see your better half takes such good care of you. We need you here.

I think the ailment is passing.

Feels like I been locked up in a padded room with nothing but a pile of Drago's to play with but thinking seems to be restored to some degree.

Now I feel able to tackle something like sniffin' drainpipes and reciting the alphabet.

Hope you have a speedy recovery Terry. My grandmother swore by hot totties and lemon, of course she just might like hot totties.