General Dynamics connections

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Thomas Lloyd Thomson said he was acquainted with James Thomas when he worked for General Dynamics in the early part of 1963. Thomson said he visited with Thomas socially, and he mentioned Thomas would like to shoot Kennedy. Thomson mentioned a few more details about what Thomas said (a guy who spent time in Russia but nobody seemed to care now and this person was free to come and go as he pleased, etc.). Thomson also said Thomas was single and disliked children.
 
The obituary provided for James Thomas indicates his wife of 56 years preceded him in death. That would make his wedding prior to 1957. Looking at the photo gallery, it looks like he had a family, a large one. You see him holding kids throughout his life.
 
If the James Thomas in the obituary is the one Thomson was referring to, what doesn't add up is if Thomson knew Thomas like he said he did and socialized with him, it would have been when Thomas was married and had children. So why would he say Thomas was single? Hated Kids?
 
This and the fact of his drinking problems and numerous brushes with the law in Arizona and California seriously undermine his credibility. But on the other hand, in spite of his many problems, he may be correct on a least a few things. Who knows? The connections are interesting. 

Studying the JFK assassination is sometimes like entering an alternate universe.

Yes how many folks get charged with "dement"

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He went mad or insane (temporarily) it seems.

...Is this a case of the FBI following every mentally challenged witness to fill volumes with morons and alcoholics, an attempt to skew the data or perception.


General/Dynamics/Litton Industries, these are the crew trying to blackmail Kennedy (Exner break in)

Its not too far afield to wonder what their plan B was..

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Arsenic and old Guinn

Quoting the FBI:
"Bullet lead examinations use analytical chemistry to determine the amounts of trace elements (such as copper, arsenic, antimony, tin, etc.) found within bullets."

Guinn avoided Arsenic for another element Ag, Silver which varies little between bullets, let alone manufacturers. 
Unless you are fighting werewolves silver in bullet lead is worthless, so its not added but is merely a trace element, as is dust, and the smelters beard hair but neither will distinguish a bullet from any other....again save for the werewolf hunters bandoleer. 
He rigged the results, tilted the scales and just about every trick you can play (scientifically)
I would say the ties to GenDyCorp as Hasan has pointed out helps shatter to pieces the single bullet theory.

John Connally had a separate wrist wound imo from the rib/femur wounds.
Thanks to Guinn, and his white lies and omissions, Arlen Specter got to save face.
Actual reality is Specter and Guinn have no shame.
Or any demonstrable proof that there was no conspiracy. 
The shots from front and rear were different in type, also James Tague's curb strike was not copper jacketed. 

Connally's tangential femur wound was lead, no copper jacket.
Odd a rib would do that to a fully copper jacketed Carcano round
The wrist perhaps... but then we are back to the games Guinn plays.
Nice little circle the government has set up for the evidence.

Did anyone from General Dynamics contribute to Arlen Specters campaign I wonder?

Cheers, Ed