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JFK Assassination Discussion

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This isn't about whether I am a better shot. Its about Oswalds shooting skill to be able to hit a target like that.
But if you can hit fast moving squirrels and he was a better shot than you...
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They started it! :fight:

 

 

I thought I sensed sarcasm. Sorry. Yeah I can help ya if I am allowed to shoot a gun in Fort Thomas city limits.

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But if you can hit fast moving squirrels and he was a better shot than you...

 

More power to him. :D Man its getting lonely out here out in the middle with no help :laugh:

More power to him. :D Man its getting lonely out here out in the middle with no help :laugh:

 

We are all in a consipracy against you.:D

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Oswald wasnt alone. I said it. Its fact, now we all can go to bed knowing the truth. LOL

So a backwoods hunter can't shoot efficiently??

You got it backwards. If you can hit a fast moving squirrel, a slow moving fat head politician should be no problem.

The bullet only has to do a U-turn if Conley is sitting directly in front of Kennedy, which he WASN'T. Conley was on a runner seat to Kennedy's front left, about 4 to 6 inches lower in the car. So the "Magic Bullet" actually travels in a straight line.

 

O.K. but to me there are still too many conflicting stories on the incident and I think that the ones behind it were just using Oswald as the perfect "fall guy". Yes, imo Oswald was definately "One" shooter but I think that there were more and more importantly the real ones behind it will never be known. Of course, we will never really know. I still can't help but think that LBJ had something to do with it.

Depending what side of the fence you are on either Beatty or Glaser had something to do with it!

Has anyone actually been to Daley Plaza?

I have. The shot was not as far as it looks when they recreate it for TV. It was a fairly easy distance for an above average shooter like Oswald. A slow target from a not so distant sniper nest = 2 out of 3 shots hitting the target. Not so difficult to comprehend. And he had 8 seconds to do this.

Well overall this topic is shady and will be shady for years to come.

I really have never made up my mind on this..I guess it's something that I love to ponder on from time to time..there are two conflicting facts that keep me from making my decision.

1: At that short distance,with a shell already in the chamber (He had to work the bolt TWICE...not 3 times),a master marksman could have made the shot at least 2 out of 3 times and probably all 3. Oswald was NOT a master marksman,but the distance and time should have allowed him to make at least one. Point..no conspiracy.

 

2: If there was NO conspiracy,then why did Jack Ruby risk his freedom and his life to kill Oswald..point conspiracy

 

...and the game still goes on

I've been there, they had a museum there that was really neat, but sad.

Where is Dale Gribble when you need him???

 

:lol:

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The thing that gets me everytime is that this is a great discussion but little do people realize is that we are witnessing the murder of a human being on tape. It is truly a sad moment.

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