15-08-2012, 10:59 AM
Vince Palamara explains the incident at this youtube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCHGNvTvqU0
He explains it was Don Lawton, not Henry "Hank" Rybkathat the mistake he made in identification does not change the fact that Lawton had ridden on the back of the limo in Chicago and Tampa, but was ordered off in Dallascontrary to Blain's lying explanation.
Vince references his review of The Kennedy Detail on ctka.net:
http://www.ctka.net/reviews/kennedydetailreview.html
It's excellent. He's killer. Blain (and Hill) are disgusting.
Vince refutes Blain's contention that Kennedy ordered the agents off the limo.
Vince makes it clear that from talking with the agents he found they all said he was easy to work for, never ordered them off, let them do their job, and was very nice.
There's a nasty handful of Secret Service officers identified in the literature as highly suspicious.
I found that when Greer applied the I BRAKE FOR SNIPERS bumper sticker to the limo my sixth sense went off.
Add that Emery Roberts ordered Lawton off the rear.
That he ordered the agents in the Queen Mary not to move when shots were fired.
And that Elmer Moore badgered Malcolm Perry by phone all Friday night to force him to recant his description of the throat wound as one of entry.
And that Moore called Kennedy "a traitor".
Also whatever jackass signed off on the tighter-than-ninety-degree turn off Houston onto Elm
And the agents who stayed out drinking then froze like cigar store Indians when it was time to do their job
Like Kellerman who figured all he had to do was WATCH
There were many departures from normal procedure that day; Vince illustrates these in his work.
I have never seen any proof of a test of security that day; lots of talk, which, with five bucks, is good for a crappucino at Starbucks.
How about that Secret Service agent on the knoll. Was it Bernard Barker the Watergate Op 40 tool. Weberman and Canfield seem to think so.
But hey, it was just some homeless guy mugged that day so don't make waves.
Waterboarding Blain wouldn't get any intel. But it would be fun.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCHGNvTvqU0
He explains it was Don Lawton, not Henry "Hank" Rybkathat the mistake he made in identification does not change the fact that Lawton had ridden on the back of the limo in Chicago and Tampa, but was ordered off in Dallascontrary to Blain's lying explanation.
Vince references his review of The Kennedy Detail on ctka.net:
http://www.ctka.net/reviews/kennedydetailreview.html
It's excellent. He's killer. Blain (and Hill) are disgusting.
Vince refutes Blain's contention that Kennedy ordered the agents off the limo.
Vince makes it clear that from talking with the agents he found they all said he was easy to work for, never ordered them off, let them do their job, and was very nice.
There's a nasty handful of Secret Service officers identified in the literature as highly suspicious.
I found that when Greer applied the I BRAKE FOR SNIPERS bumper sticker to the limo my sixth sense went off.
Add that Emery Roberts ordered Lawton off the rear.
That he ordered the agents in the Queen Mary not to move when shots were fired.
And that Elmer Moore badgered Malcolm Perry by phone all Friday night to force him to recant his description of the throat wound as one of entry.
And that Moore called Kennedy "a traitor".
Also whatever jackass signed off on the tighter-than-ninety-degree turn off Houston onto Elm
And the agents who stayed out drinking then froze like cigar store Indians when it was time to do their job
Like Kellerman who figured all he had to do was WATCH
There were many departures from normal procedure that day; Vince illustrates these in his work.
I have never seen any proof of a test of security that day; lots of talk, which, with five bucks, is good for a crappucino at Starbucks.
How about that Secret Service agent on the knoll. Was it Bernard Barker the Watergate Op 40 tool. Weberman and Canfield seem to think so.
But hey, it was just some homeless guy mugged that day so don't make waves.
Waterboarding Blain wouldn't get any intel. But it would be fun.