John Armstrong's Harvey and Lee

[Jim Hargrove]

Did anyone ever read Palmer McBride's report on 10/23/63 as the perfect "look... I'm a raving communist and I want to kill the President" as a bit too perfect?

http://www.aarclibrary.org/publib/jfk/wc...E_1386.pdf

Much like the backyard photos.. "look... I'm a communist, I have papers, I have a rifle, I have a pistol.. what more do you need?".

McBride says Oswald was proclaiming Communism to everyone, employees at Pfisterers say he wasn't according to FBI reports.

Nonsense, HARVEY Oswald was spouting Communist bs all over the place, including in the Marine Corps.

There are FBI reports of two other employees that say Oswald was there early 1956 (Firorello and Slater).

Can we assume those are unsigned, unverified reports from Cover-up Central? You know, the same people (FBI) that secretly moved the evidence from Dallas to Washington, doubled the number of documents, and then secretly returned it to Dallas so it could publicly accept it later? The same people that changed a Minox camera into a light meter? That really inspires confidence.

There are also the 1956 tax returns that Doug Horn looked into.

I looked into those tax forms also. Rather than do what Doug Horn did, which was to tell government bureaucrats to confirm or deny there were forged w-2 forms relating to Lee Harvey Oswald, I got clear copies of the forms, blacked out the name Lee Harvey Oswald, and sent the copies to IBM archivist Dawn Stanford.

Ms. Stanford is/was a scholar of typefaces and had thousands of samples of fonts. She said all three W-2 forms were typed in a font which, upon close inspection, was extremely unusual. She said, in her opinion, ALL THREE W-2 FORMS FROM THREE DIFFERENT EMPLOYERS WERE TYPED ON THE SAME UNUSUAL TYPEWRITER. Quite a coincidence!

There is the mention of the letter of Oswald to McBride (after he left Pfisterers) from Ft Worth during school riots (that happened in 1956).

Russia annouced it's space satellite program in 1956 shortly after America announced theirs.

A 1956 article about the Russian space program:

http://blog.modernmechanix.com/mags/Mech...pace_0.jpg

Oh, please... this article discusses Russian plans, not achievements. Sputnik shocked the world when it was launced.

McBride is mistaken (or worse), his appeal to other workers like Firorello fails because Firorello is quoted in reports as saying Oswald was there in 1956.

And you do have signed statements from Fiorello attesting that the FBI didn't alter his words, right?

His appeal to the current executives of Pfisterers fails because they were not there nor do they have any employment records for 1956/57/58.

Let readers see JA's interview with Pfisterer president Linda Faircloth and decide for themselves. I know, I know, all these lying witnesses... we just have to trust the FBI.

Jim