It's raining on the Dealey Plaza fraud ceremony!

[Don Jeffries]

I'm re-watching some of the Alex Jones footage that I missed live. At one point, Alex keeps looking around and says, "Where's COPA? We're supposed to be doing this together." I'm sorry, but you have to love someone who takes a bullhorn and shouts, directly at the encamped mainstream journalists, "We are tired of your lies. A conspiracy involving criminal elements of our government killed John F. Kennedy. They killed Martin Luther King and RFK, too."

Aside from Jones and his supporters, were there any other protesters?

[Magda Hassan]

Aside from Jones and his supporters, were there any other protesters?

Yes there were. Joseph McBride posted a photo of some on another thread. Maybe not right in Dealy Plaza though but nearby.

[Joseph McBride]

Aside from Jones and his supporters, were there any other protesters?

Yes there were. Joseph McBride posted a photo of some on another thread. Maybe not right in Dealy Plaza though but nearby.

I'm in Dallas and haven't figured out how to post pictures yet but will.
If everyone waiting outside the barricades can be said to be protesting,
and I think that is true, there were hundreds of people in the rain
and bitter cold, if not a couple of thousand, near the Dealey Plaza barricades.
We had to watch the passionless and tasteless ceremony on a
big screen whose sound didn't work correctly. I thought the
only good element was that they ended with the Navy Hymn. The
mayor's speech was a disgracefully self-serving apologia for Dallas. If they
wanted to look like a police state and to display unresolved and richly deserved guilt
feelings in the process, they figured out the perfect way to do it. -- Joe McBride

[Peter Lemkin]

Aside from Jones and his supporters, were there any other protesters?

Yes there were. Joseph McBride posted a photo of some on another thread. Maybe not right in Dealy Plaza though but nearby.

I'm in Dallas and haven't figured out how to post pictures yet but will.
If everyone waiting outside the barricades can be said to be protesting,
and I think that is true, there were hundreds of people in the rain
and bitter cold, if not a couple of thousand, near the Dealey Plaza barricades.
We had to watch the passionless and tasteless ceremony on a
big screen whose sound didn't work correctly. I thought the
only good element was that they ended with the Navy Hymn. The
mayor's speech was a disgracefully self-serving apologia for Dallas. If they
wanted to look like a police state and to display unresolved and richly deserved guilt
feelings in the process, they figured out the perfect way to do it. -- Joe McBride

If the photos are on your computer or Smart-whatever, the place to upload photos is just below this window - where you choose if it is from computer/device or internet and then select and then upload.

Joe, I was able to hear some [enough!] of the official bullshit of the Mayor and it was, as you say, disgusting and distasteful!

If you read this, PLEASE tell J. Judge the Ustream feed yesterday was TOTALLY distorted [un-viewable and inaudible!!!], sadly...and to please not repeat that mistake today - urgent. I hope they have a different stored version of the talks. If not, the Conference, for the first time I can remember will be lost to all but those who attended - a great shame on the 50th! ::willynilly::

[Anthony Thorne]

Clips of Jones, protesters and the cops are compiled here.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/violent-supp...ation.html

I don't care for the 'LBJ did it!' heckle but whatever the shortcomings of Jones's confrontational style (he has his ups and downs), I'm glad he played a part in bringing so many cameras into the area and equally glad he got in their faces about those goon squad tactics. Long after the official Dallas speeches have been forgotten the footage of people being manhandled - so what's the problem, Dallas? - will be viewed and remembered. My best wishes and sincere respect to every person who visited Dallas that day to mark JFK's death and the conspiracies that surrounded it and followed it.