David Wrone: 50th Anniversary of JFK's Assassination

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  @montanacreed5826 · 2 years ago

  The scene of Oswald running down the stairs in the film JFK was to demonstrate that there would have been witnesses, not to depict what actually occurred.  "Burlesque" is not pronounced like "barbecue".  The paraphin test results were doubly exculpatory, in that Oswald's hands tested positive for nitrates (which is to be expected when handling books), but negative on the cheek, indicating that he neither fired a rifle, nor washed his face (which would have washed the nitrates from his hands in doing so).  Fact is, Oswald was at the Depository's entrance during the motorcade, left, went to his rooming house room to change his undershirt, then went to meet his handler at the Texas Theater.  Much of what makes the case so difficult is that there were 2 Oswalds: Harvey and Lee, two mothers, two different childhoods, both Marines, both involved in military secret operations, one a sheep-dipped patsy.

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• BO

  @bobhathway6718 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Impressed. No cue cards, no teleprompter,

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• JA

  @jajanesaddictions · 1 year ago

  This is the hardest speaker I've ever had to listen to.

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• NA

  @nancysanders2398 · 8 years ago

  As Lord Acton stated: " Power Corrupts and Absolute Power,Corrupts,Absolutely."

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• JI

  @Jimmy5string · 5 years ago

  I liked David Wrone's presentation very much. He did make a few inconsequential errors in small details, but overall I think he's on point.

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• DA

  @danielyoung6630 · 3 years ago

  David Wrone nails it. But like 911 no one pays attention. Excellent presentation

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• GI

  @gipperbanana · 10 years ago

  Excellent presentation.Point by point he shows the near absurdity of the WR.This along with "rush to judgement " by mark lane and the video by Bob Harris are among the best efforts going.

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• PA

  @paullittle9187 · 3 years ago

  Unintentional ASMR.

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• RO

  @rocketman7887 · 2 years ago

  Fascinating podcast! Having read the “Brothers” book and after watching a # of other podcasts on the subject. I had never even heard of Mr. Wrone. He did more to convince me to keep an open mind on this subject, than any other info I have been exposed to. The fact that it was done in such a relatively short time is all the more impressive to me. Informative, factual, and thought provoking. Nicely done.

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• FK

  @fk8118 · 7 years ago (edited)

  Really appreciate you, Professor Wrone , for this candid, point-by-point dismantling of the WR. Who needs actual facts when reenactments and selective interview remarks will fit nicely? And, someone who reportedly shot both a long gun and a hand gun would have gun-powder residue easily detectible via paraffin test. I learned a lot. Thank you. Who was behind this? Try the 3-letter Agency accountable to no one with an unlimited budget.

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• DA

  @davidnorth3411 · 1 year ago

  Dealey Plaza has one other feature that may have been missed in observance, it’s lined with the cities government buildings .

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  @Cyallaire · 7 years ago

  Officer Baker's original statement was that when he found Oswald on the second floor lunch room, Oswald was drinking a Coke. When they brought in a sprinter to ostensibly replicate Oswald bounding down the stairs from the supposed "sniper's nest" on the 6th floor to be in the lunch room in accordance with Baker's timetable, it turned out there wasn't time for the sprinter to get a Coke out of the dispenser after paying for it, so the element of Baker's testimony regarding the Coke in Oswald's hand was scratched.  The Warren Commission bullied witnesses who had testimony in conflict with the pre-arranged conclusion, or they altered the testimony, if they talked to them at all. But oddly, the Warren Report included two items (at least) that refute the claims of Oswald being the lone killer. In the exhibits, the WR included the results of the paraffin test administered by the Dallas Police on Oswald proving he could not have fired a bolt action rifle as the official tale alleges. And they included the testimony of Secret Service Agent Roy Kellerman who said a "flurry of shells" entered the limousine.  A bolt action rifle cannot produce a flurry of bullets.

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