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[Charles Drago]

A hand-held camera is the likeliest method.

And I submit that, like the filming of the murder itself, filming of the initial/secret pm was part of the plan.

[Jim Hackett II]

Don't stop now.
I am quite interested in this discussion.
It was just put this way in my house on a Friday afternoon....
apologies to Neil Young.
"Keep on rocking in the free [mindset] world".

[Allan Eaglesham]

A hand-held camera is the likeliest method.

Charles:

I agree.

It's hard to believe that "Albert" is still obsessing about CCTV.

[Charles Drago]

A hand-held camera is the likeliest method.

Charles:

I agree.

It's hard to believe that "Albert" is still obsessing about CCTV.

Allan,

Alas, it's not so hard to believe.

The tactic is part of the classic agent provocateur repertoire.

I'm very interested in your thoughts, and those of other valued colleagues, regarding my hypothesis that motion picture records of the assassination and the pm were created as essential elements of the cover-up.

[Phil Dragoo]

At various points in the narrative outre elements have been inserted. Happenings were an art form in the 'sixties; now, flash mobs used as centerpiece in television ads.

Horne per se is (like all human nature) more head cheese than puree. I wish he'd indexed his material and edited it to half its length--this is something we see in our current writers circle: Mssrs Evica, DiEugenio, Eaglesham et al understand this.

Sourcing is first priority per a very significant statement by Lisa Pease, and John Armstrong has in reserve an enormous wealth of material self-edited for lack of a second source.

I personally take away from the Horne quintet the 6:35 arrival of a farcical pantomime designed to confuse, indicating guilty knowledge of high crime.

Secondly, a second brain and brain exam.

Third, a compelling case for Zapruder having been so massaged by NPIC Brugioni/McMahon vs R. Zavada's insistence of virginity

Custer's having seen a now-missing C-3/4 x-ray with bullet fragments

But in the covers is overemphasis of a five-page memo alleging Soviets suspected Johnson--oh please

Reminiscent of Frank Fiorini Sturgis-Meredith assuring us KGB did JFK--see also Piper, How Rubenstein Posed as NKVD Officer in Tel Aviv

Dennis David seems in earnest

A look at Jan's photos of the equipment of the era and anyone who lived then and can picture those enormous contraptions pushed around must recalibrate the media in play

Was Pitzer editing a naughty film--we have film and photo foul play running through this and later chapters--Scott Enyart on the steam table

The revelation caused by these assembled flaking obsidian of exceeding high quality is an illuminating spark

Thank you for the clarity you provide

[Allan Eaglesham]

A hand-held camera is the likeliest method.

Charles:

I agree.

It's hard to believe that "Albert" is still obsessing about CCTV.

Allan,

Alas, it's not so hard to believe.

The tactic is part of the classic agent provocateur repertoire.

I'm very interested in your thoughts, and those of other valued colleagues, regarding my hypothesis that motion picture records of the assassination and the pm were created as essential elements of the cover-up.

Charles,

I just wrote a long response to your post and somehow lost it.

I may have time to repeat the process tomorrow.

Allan

[Jim DiEugenio]

Allan and Jan:

I will be writing about the Boyajian report soon.

Livingstone's book is very poorly written--as many JFK books are.

But he makes some cogent points about that report that Horne does not reveal in his book.

Originally, I was going to have Gary Aguilar write about this issue. But he got involved in a painful and expensive divorce and could not finish the job. I myself took so many shots at Horne that I did not want to write another installment.

But since Livingstone also noted the problems with Boyajian, I will go over them in my review of his book about Horne's series, Kaleidoscope.

(BTW, is it not interesting that the guy who has tried to aid Horne after this exposure in, you guessed it, Peter Janney. LOL)

[Keith Millea]

Charles,

I just wrote a long response to your post and somehow lost it.

I may have time to repeat the process tomorrow.

Allan

Allan,

There is an automatic save function that has "saved" my butt plenty.Try hitting the reply to thread tab again and then there should be a restore content tab in the lower left of the box.

[Charles Drago]

A hand-held camera is the likeliest method.

Charles:

I agree.

It's hard to believe that "Albert" is still obsessing about CCTV.

Allan,

Alas, it's not so hard to believe.

The tactic is part of the classic agent provocateur repertoire.

I'm very interested in your thoughts, and those of other valued colleagues, regarding my hypothesis that motion picture records of the assassination and the pm were created as essential elements of the cover-up.

Charles,

I just wrote a long response to your post and somehow lost it.

I may have time to repeat the process tomorrow.

Allan

Allan,

Few things are more frustrating than losing -- almost always because of technology-related issues -- an unfinished piece of literary work. The mere thought of recapturing it is enough to drive this writer to ... music, perhaps.

So don't sweat the small stuff, and do try the recovery method suggested by Keith.

In the meantime, know that I'm here in southern New England, hunkered down in the midst of a historically significant monster blizzard. My only fear is that, should electric power be lost, I'll have to watch television by candlelight.

[Jim DiEugenio]

Charles:

How bad is that storm?

I read some reports that it was supposed to be a real bad one.

How many inches of snow do you have right now?

And what is the forecast?

I heard it extends from New Jersey to Maine.

I have relatives who live in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Is it expected to move that way?