Greg Burnham Wrote:[quote=James H. Fetzer]So I guess you think no one will notice that you have not responded to my questions from post #472? What's wrong with you? They are simple questions:
Ok, I'll play along.
Given this Groden copy, please affirm or deny the following questions:
(1) the face of a man in the Altgens6 has been obfuscated: YES or NO
Unknown. I cannot tell. Perhaps? Yes. But, perhaps no, just as well. It is entirely inconclusive in my view. Therefore, I will not commit to a Yes or No answer. Jim, if I answered "yes or no" either one would be dishonest!
Unless what you are calling "the obfuscated face" is what I already identified as the ELBOW pointing directly at the camera? If that is the case, then I change my answer to NO.
"Unknown"! Surely you jest. The face I am talking about is circled above in
orange. Is it missing or not? I am asking a simple question: Is it missing?
(2) the shoulder of Doorman is missing, completely gone: YES or NO
NO
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[/URL]Well then, WHERE IS HIS SHOULDER?
(3) the Black Tie Man is both in front of and behind him: YES or NO
NO
But the anomalous shoulder is at once missing and overlapped by the man with the black tie, who is ostensibly standing behind him. I once thought that he had a towel draped over his shoulder. But it is the Black Tie Man who is behind him BUT ALSO IN FRONT OF HIM AT THE SAME TIME. Just for the record, you can't see that?
Apparently, Gregory Burnham is ignorant of human anatomy, because there can be no serious doubt that, for anyone with a clavicle, this position is anatomically impossible, where, in my opinion, none of those who have disputed our discoveries has ever actually succeeded in showing we have anything wrong--certainly not Burnham:
What could be a more stunning proof of the alteration of Altgens6 than that the most important figure is standing in a position that would be anatomically impossible unless he were missing one of his skeleton's most important bones? Yet Gregory Burnham is here with a straight face telling us that he cannot tell if the shoulder is missing.
(4) the profile of a black man appears around mid-torso: YES or NO
YES. The man appears to be on a lower step than Doorman.
So you think it is reasonable for a black man to be looking straight across the doorway when the motorcade is passing by than to be looking at Jack and Jackie like the others who are in that vicinity with him? That's really quite implausible. I will check with Ralph as to whether your conjecture about a lower step was even possible.
Based upon your knowledge of the Fritz notes from his interrogation:
(5) Lee told Fritz he was "out with Bill Shelley in front": YES or NO
YES. However, the notes are not well taken--the timeline is not established.
Why do you say that? If this is not in response to the question, "Where were you during the shooting?", Will Fritz must have not asked the most important question he could ask. Given your experience with law enforcement, is that a reasonable assumption? Why are you being so very evasive about such an obvious question and answer?
Based upon your knowledge of the FBI document and photographs:
(6) Billy told the FBI he was wearing a different shirt: YES or NO
Not prior to his showing up at their request. However, the shirt he wore when he met them was, according to him, different than what he wore 11/22/1963.
He said that he didn't know they wanted him to wear the same shirt--or something to that effect. I have no way of knowing if that is true or false.
Why are you playing games? We have the photographs the FBI took at the time and the formal report that they submitted to FBI Headquarters. It clearly states that he said the shirt he was wearing--which the photographed--was the same shirt he had been wearing on 22 November 1963. Is that something that you do not understand?
(7) Billy showed the FBI the shirt he had been wearing: YES or NO
Nice trick question counselor. I've been an expert witness so that won't work with me. I do not know if the shirt he showed the FBI was or was not the same shirt he wore on 11/22/1963. He claims that it was NOT. Therefore, if we believe him, the red-and-white, vertically striped shirt that he showed the FBI was NOT the shirt he wore on 11/22/1963.
Well, he told the FBI on 29 February 1964 that he had been wearing a red-and-white vertically striped shirt and blue jeans on the day of the assassination. He may well have been pressured to change his testimony later on, but at the time--on this occasion--he told the FBI he was wearing a red-and-white vertically striped shirt as reported.
(8) It was a red-and-white, vertically striped shirt: YES or NO
I don't know. If we believe him, he apparently wore a different shirt for the FBI than what he wore 11/22/1963.
Since these are the photographs taken by the FBI--where the one on the left appears to have been Oswaldified (by imposing features of Oswald), just as Doorman appears to have been Loveladyfied (by imposing features of Lovelady), there really can't be any doubt about the shirt, can there? I don't understand all of these evasions.
(9) It is not the shirt that Doorman is wearing: YES or NO
I do not know. The image is too obscure for me to be sure. However, I do not think that striped shirt is the same shirt. But, then again, neither did Billy Lovelady think it was the same shirt.
I am asking whether the shirt shown in these FBI photographs of Billy Lovelady taken on 2 March 1964 is the same shirt on Doorman in the photographs above. This is not a trick question, but you are being very evasive when I am asking a very simple question. Is this shirt the same as the shirt seen on Doorman in the Altgens6?
You aren't leaving a lot of latitude for choice about your conduct here. Either you are unwilling to admit you are wrong or you are completely incompetent.
I am glad that Jack and Rich are not alive to see what's happening to you.
That's silly. They would be on my side. You are the embarrassment, not I. Your evasions about even these simple questions demonstrates (conclusively, in my mind) that you are not an honest researcher and that you will go to any lengths (including lying) to evade acknowledging you are wrong and that we are right even about basics.