Gary Mack's Magical Powers of Dissuasion

[Jim DiEugenio]

http://www.ctka.net/2014/mack_commentary.html

Gary Mack caught again.

Is there anything this guy will not do in order to support something he knows is a lie?

This one may be even worse than ITTC.

Let's put it this way, when his friend and partner Dave Perry won't go along with it, what bad does it have to be?

Answer: when you move a staircase and people on it, pretty bad.

[Vasilios Vazakas]

How low Gary Mack is going to sink himself? Does not he have any shame? he has become a compulsive obsessive lier.
However he does his job well, he puts his money where his mouth is, he does what he was instructed to do.
I would like those on our side, who are experts on ballistics and trajectories to do something similar or an animation like Dale Myers did.
We had all the time to produce something for the 50th and yet, nothing.

[Tracy Riddle]

Over at Bob Harris' old forum, I pointed out to Gary in a PM that Harold Weisberg was once his friend, and they used to think highly of each other back in the 1980s. Did he think Weisberg was just wrong about everything? No, he replied, he still believes there was a conspiracy. He sure is keeping it well-hidden, though. It's a cynical and dishonest game that is apparently quite lucrative for him.

[Dawn Meredith]

Over at Bob Harris' old forum, I pointed out to Gary in a PM that Harold Weisberg was once his friend, and they used to think highly of each other back in the 1980s. Did he think Weisberg was just wrong about everything? No, he replied, he still believes there was a conspiracy. He sure is keeping it well-hidden, though. It's a cynical and dishonest game that is apparently quite lucrative for him.

Amazing. He has the ability to bring cognitive dissonance to new levels. If there was no shot from the front I wonder if he still believes in Badgeman.
How much does a soul cost, I wonder?

Dawn

[Albert Doyle]

How much does a soul cost, I wonder?

Dawn

I've heard the rate is 30 silver coins.

[Jim DiEugenio]

Symbolically, that is true. Judas betrayed Christ for that.

But in reality, according to Groden, Mack is making 180K per year at the Sixth Floor to cover up the murder of JFK and keep good books, like the Douglass book and Reclaiming Parkland, out of the place.

But that does not include all of his consulting fees for all the cable TV shows that he is on and gets paid more money to mislead.

I would say that he is easily making 200 K a year. And you can live very well on that in Dallas or Fort Worth.

[Daniel Gallup]

Symbolically, that is true. Judas betrayed Christ for that.

But in reality, according to Groden, Mack is making 180K per year at the Sixth Floor to cover up the murder of JFK and keep good books, like the Douglass book and Reclaiming Parkland, out of the place.

But that does not include all of his consulting fees for all the cable TV shows that he is on and gets paid more money to mislead.

I would say that he is easily making 200 K a year. And you can live very well on that in Dallas or Fort Worth.

In another thread on gate-keeping by the left, Upton Sinclair is quoted as saying it is hard to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it (or words to that effect).

[Donald Manning]

Hasn't Gary already been provided with proof that Badgeman could not see JFK at Z312/3?

It's a bit of a shame really since that section of TMWKK is rather outstanding and for more than a few reasons.

[Jim DiEugenio]

I haven't seen Gary reply to this article yet.

Hmm. Not even a PM to anyone.

Well, fine to me. Its pretty devastating.

[Donald Manning]

Did you read Gary's defence of Jackie's "bear hug moment"?
Short version was iirc, "I wasn't there for that part".
Was that you breathing down Yardley's neck though?
"Check".
Televisual magic.