Plaque Four of Why the WC is Inoperative

[Albert Doyle]

That's what Von Pein does. He diverts to a Lone Nutter strawman and enters it as if it was the superior argument that precluded the genuine argument he was using it to avoid. Anyone with any common sense can see what Von Pein enters is disingenuous crap designed to divert from the real point he never answers. Simkin let him get away with this and never mediated his entries to make sure he stayed honest.

No, Dox didn't draw an intact brain. She drew a ripped open one designed to look like a brain that a bullet had traveled through back to front. The only problem was Dox's brain was visibly more damaged than the original Commission photo of the mostly-intact 1500 gram brain. So the Commission itself had documented their own effort to make the brain appear more damaged after realizing the 1500 gram brain was too undamaged to get away with. That's why they had Dox draw the brain, because they needed to ditch the incriminating photo.

It just all looks so bad, it simply stenches of a cover up.

No, it's beyond that. This is courtroom level evidence of a deliberate fraud in the investigation of Kennedy's death that could only have been done to cover-up a coup.

[Jim DiEugenio]

I did not mean the word intact to represent untouched.

What I meant is that in the Dox drawing, the overall shape and form of the brain is still there.

Which does not at all match the witness descriptions, even Humes and Boswell's, of a brain that is missing significant volume.

Dox's drawing makes the 1500 gram weight at least possible.

[Tracy Riddle]

You look at all of Von Pein's websites and Youtube stuff, and he appears to be a huge Kennedy fan. It's hard to tell what his overall political views might involve, though. Which makes it hard for me to determine whether he is a professional disinfo artist, or just a guy who can't accept the truth and clings to the WR like a security blanket.

Where is he on the whole subject of JFK and Vietnam and the Cold War? Does he ever participate in those discussions?

[Albert Doyle]

I just read my post and realized Jim might misinterpret it as me accusing him of doing what Von Pein does. No, I meant to say that Von Pein tries to pose a strawman argument as answering what was shown when it doesn't. And then he never answers what was shown.

Yeah, the Dox drawing was cleverly sculpted to fit both the alleged wounds and 1500 gram weight to make both possible. There was a photograph of the brain that existed before the Dox drawing that showed nothing close to the damage shown in Dox. It was this brain that Sibert and O'Neill rejected.