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Do you know if he believes that Oswald was not involved in the assassination of President Kennedy at all? Also do you know of any other researchers that hold this opinion as well. Ramsquire 19:07, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
Thanks for your comments. I know it gets confusing, because of the numerous replies from other editors (sometimes sarcastic and without paragraphs) but real humour is always appreciated. Your, "I’m going to stab my own brain with a curtain rod if I think about this much longer", made me laugh a lot :) Thanks. andreasegde 10:51, 28 July 2006 (UTC)
Another point:
"RPJ, please stop this. Full disclosure: I believe President Kennedy was killed as the result of a conspiracy."
Let´s not get personal about this. You say you´re new to this, but I would advise you to take a step back and look at the article, and not get involved in personal squabbles.
I think you will find (and I know that Gamaliel will not mind me saying this) that Gamaliel has extremely strong opinions about conspiracies. He thinks "they´re nuts", and he supports the Warren Commision report, but he is still a good editor and administrator.
RPJ is also for full disclosure, and he´s also a good editor. The two do not agree at all, so read the archive page. RPJ has taken a lot of criticism, which I think was heavy-handed. Because I resented the attacks I was also attacked. "Your hero - RPJ" was one, which made me feel ill. Step back and watch the fireworks, but try and remain neutral.
I´m glad that you´re working on the Kennedy pages, by the way. Have fun. andreasegde 17:09, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
I'm asking for an Rfc [1] on the Clay Shaw page regarding the Max Holland article. Please comment. Ramsquire 17:19, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
I thought I should add this to the Oswald page, because it needs it.
"This response (By Sbharris) on the Lee Harvey Owald talk page is frowned upon by Wikipedia: "Don´t bite the newcomers". Sbharris has been editing since November, 2005, and Joegoodfriend has been editing since March, 2006. Sbharris is no position to talk about newcomers. This is not what Wikipedia needs. Please be nice. andreasegde 20:19, 4 August 2006 (UTC)" andreasegde 20:31, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
Apologies for this. Ramsquire sorted it out. andreasegde 21:55, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
I appreciate your consideration. I'm not afraid of going toe-to-toe with Sb, he can be a little mean, but I'll put my knowledge against his any time. Have a look at Sb's contribution history. Apparently, wikipedia is all he does, seven days a week. Joegoodfriend 21:42, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
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I've initiated an RfC on RPJ. Please feel free to add your own comments. Ramsquire (throw me a line) 01:48, 7 November 2006 (UTC)
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Hi, I wrote the John Clem article. I wasn't sure how to clean it up after another editor added a third picture. You did a fine job, much thanks. Joegoodfriend 05:04, 11 January 2007 (UTC)
No harm intended, I just figured I'd incorporate more of the language from the staff reports into the section. However, I do think it is important to state that impressions of the report were not and are not official conclusions of the HSCA, lest there is confusion. Ramsquire (throw me a line) 00:40, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
Thanks for the supportive words. I know I'm constantly fighting an uphill battle because the status quo goons suffer so strongly from the Semmelweis reflex. However, I'd still rather fight than give up, even at my age. Thanks again. 99th Percentile ( talk) 01:20, 20 April 2016 (UTC)
Alright, I'm new to this, so forgive my ignorance on some of the ground rules. Perhaps there is a better resolution than a mass revert. I feel this article is negatively biased. What do you think? Smaller scale revisions, with time allowed for others to decide yay or nay? RJWitherby
I am having a tough time explaining to Vidor on why his edit warring on the topic of whether the lead should state that the dictabelt evidence has been debunked, or C.I.Q is not the right way to go. He is simply going into this less accurate/more accurate argument which is IMO irrelevant. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Ramsquire (throw me a line) 23:09, 7 June 2007 (UTC)
I was not aware that there was another kids show that ran longer than the Uncle Al Show. I guess I'm a little biased like that. Thank you for your info. (from Professor2789)
You don't by chance still have the bowtie nametag Uncle Al gave away to all the kids, do you? I never went on the show, but I always wanted one of those tags- primarily because of the '9' logo it had on it! LOL (from Professor2789)
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You've come up with a good idea on the Oswald page on how to trim the overbloated New Orleans section. What I want to do is just have the section plainly state what Oswald did that summer. I'd like to treat it as though LHO were alive and BLP would cover the section. Also no quotes, a brief sentence or two mention of the Bringueir confrontation, and maybe a sentence stating that Garrison extensively investigated Oswald whereabouts during his investigation. Then we could jump cite that says "For further information regarding Oswald's Stay in New Orleans see the Trial of Clay Shaw article", where we can go a little more in depth about the alleged Ferrie Oswald connections, the assassination party with Russo, the anti-Castro Cubans, 544 Camp, etc. I'd really like your help or thoughts because contrary to what Mtracy thinks, I do want a balanced article. However, I am not going to sacrifice readability so that every little tidbit is in the article. Ramsquire (throw me a line) 23:10, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
Nice work on finding out more info on this film thought to be lost! Lugnuts ( talk) 10:07, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
Hi. Why are you deleting whole sections from this article without discussing it first on talk? Much of the text you deleted is properly sourced and has been in the article a long time. Some of it was hammered out as consensus/compromises to long-standing disputes. (And since I wrote a lot of it myself, I'm kind of fond of it :)) Joegoodfriend ( talk) 05:16, 19 July 2009 (UTC)
Hi, based upon your helpful contributions to the JFK Assassination article, I wanted to bring to your attention a new article on Jim Braden, a suspicious character in the JFK assassination who was inside the Dal-Tex Building on Dealey Plaza at the time of the murder. The article contains useful, sourced information, but is being targeted for deletion. Your help saving it would be greatly appreciated. DrippingGoss ( talk) 19:25, 19 July 2009 (UTC)
Thanks, Joe. I am finding a lot of info I'd like to add to Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories which isn't covered. And some data here that conflicts with info I have in my books (see my recent additions to Witness statistics). I will work to add valuable items as I have time. In the meantime, I hope you will put your two cents in on whether we KEEP or DELETE the Jim Braden article. There is quite a lively discussion going on, and I feel many of the editors chiming in are ill-informed. DrippingGoss ( talk) 21:45, 21 July 2009 (UTC)
Thanks again, Joe. I will! Regarding the dubious "none of the grassy knoll witnesses heard shots from the knoll" claim in the article's footnotes, the tabulation just seems wrong. I checked out the referenced web page, and it lists at LEAST 150 witnesses. The portion of this Wikipedia article referncing that website cites a total of 96 witnesses. The Lifton book, Best Evidence, which I've cited here lists 90 total. So I'm not sure how to resolve those discrepancies here. Perhaps we should remove the data cited in footnote "5. Dealey Plaza Eyewitnesses; Earwitness Tabulation." as the number of witnesses listed on the website does not correlate with the figures posted here? (I hate removing info from Wikipedia though as it all seems valuable in some way, even if to discredit the Warren Commish supporters). Thanks again, and please do let your voice be heard on the Jim Braden DELETION debate. DrippingGoss ( talk) 20:34, 22 July 2009 (UTC)
Why do you consider the association with MacLean not relevant? IAC-62 ( talk) 23:42, 1 August 2009 (UTC)
Alger Hiss probably knew thousands of people. It doesn't add anything to the article to simply list them. Is there some significance to the relationship in question? Did they work together? Without any context, the text adds no value to the article. Why do you think the acquaintance is significant enough to include in the article? Joegoodfriend ( talk) 00:02, 2 August 2009 (UTC)
Yes, they did work together. MacLean was the British liason officer to the Office that Hiss directed. Of course the fact that Hiss worked with a major league KGB agent does not automatically condemn him of anything similar. James Angleton worked with, and was a personal friend of Kim Philby. Angleton is still seen as a great CIA officer.
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Hullo JoeGoodfriend. I am Rhosfawr. I saw your note to me about what sounds like an attempt to close debate on the Hiss case on Wikipedia. Unfortunately I did not keep a copy and can't remember your suggestion. I have studied the Hiss case for years and have written a book which deals with it among other things. I should make my position clear. I cannot understand why the files of the Soviet spy system should be seen as conclusive about anything. We have the trial evidence, the analysis by various researchers, the biographical data, books by Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss,etc.etc. There is a difference in quality. It seems to me that there is an anxiety among right-wing people and writers in the USA to believe Hiss guilty regardless of the facts. This shows in their question-begging, personal abuse and charges that those who do not agree with them are stupid, crypto-communists, and so on.Rhosfawr Rhosfawr ( talk) 11:08, 10 June 2013 (UTC)
Our little debate was cut off... rightfully so... I just get so carried away...
A few quick answers to your points: Oswald's description. The bottom line is Brennan instantly reported what he saw, as for his height etc, true, he couldn't have seen enough to accurately deduce that, but he may have estimated based on what he may have seen - his torso. NONE of your witnesses initially reported what they later say they saw - NONE.
Truly - As I said, from the reconstructions, what you said is correct (75s, 90s, etc). We had this discussion already, on the "conspiracies" page, remember? To refresh... While I have seen some reconstructions of the time it took Baker to confront Oswald as short as 70 seconds, this is largely based on some of the confusion due to the questioning of where the timing starts - from the first shot (for Baker) or the last shot (for the assassin). However, as I mentioned, television cameraman Malcolm Couch shoot footage which shows Baker's motorcycle and Baker himself running towards the entrance. We know when, to within a second, of when this footage shows Baker, as it calibrates with the footage Dave Weigman who caught the presidential limousine before it reached the underpass. Far from the "15 seconds" Baker estimated it took to get in the front door and the "by 10 seconds" estimated by some conspiracy theorists, Baker is last seen in the Couch footage 18 seconds after the third shot, and it would have taken him a further 13 seconds to get to the front door at the same pace, let alone get in the door (Bugliosi, endnotes, p. 471). This adds much more time than most have supposed before Baker encountered Oswald.
You "And if it’s so easy to see or hear someone in that building, why didn’t Bonnie Ray Williams see and or hear Oswald while he was eating lunch on the 6th floor from 12-12:15? Why didn’t the people on the 5th floor report hearing someone flying down the stairs at breakneck pace, when it was so quiet they could hear the bullet shells hitting the floor above?"
But someone was up there, weren't they? Someone, if not Oswald, fired shots. YOU supplied witnesses who claimed to see two men up there - where did they go? Can't have it both ways. If Oswald was truly (ha ha) on the floor he claimed he was, SOMEONE ELSE was on the sixth and THEY had to escape. I mean, clearly, Brennan saw SOMEONE up there. What happened to him?
You said: "Bowers said, “in the vicinity of where the two men I have described were, there was a flash of light or smoke.”" That's not quite he said when questioned by the WC etc. Further, what he "saw" happened on the OTHER side of the fence - ie. on the Elm Street side. On the near side, where the alleged Grassy Knoll assassin HAD to have been, HE SAW NO ONE at the time of the assassination. You will note that when interviewed by Mark Lane, Lane conspicuously avoids asking him the direct, simple question of who he saw standing behind the fence in a position where it is thought assassins stood. That's because it is clear he had an UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW of that part of the fence and he SAW NO ONE there. You can't get around this.
Number of witnesses identifying smoke coming from the grassy knoll: 7. Name the witnesses. Some of those say that the "smoke" was from motorcycles, other from a position which couldn't reasonably be from a rifle. And others didn't report anything of the sort until much later.
Some of the witnesses on the knoll who were sure shots were coming from behind them... Joe, there was no one behind the fence because Bowers says there was no one behind the fence! And those who said that is where the shots came from didn't report shots from the TSBD. And we KNOW shots were fired from there. Dealy Plaza was an echo chamber.
Number of fake secret service agents on the knoll: At least one. (Plus two more near the SBD). That's not true. We know that other agents were there - I can name them - who may have been mistaken for SS agents. The only question is whether they self-identified themselves as SS or whether witnesses mistakenly assumed they were SS agents, or whether witnesses misunderstood the agents when they identified themselves. Canada Jack ( talk) 15:57, 20 July 2011 (UTC)
Hi, I see you have the one major film of Keaton's listed; another found by James Mason in 1955 is "The Boat". Does anyone know the list of titles that Mason discovered and had restored? He found these in Keaton's old house that he bought and remodelled.75.21.113.40 (talk) 09:26, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
This is from the talk page at lost films that were rediscovered. I see you are active and knowledgeable; do you know where I can find a list of the Buster Keaton film discovery made by James Mason in 1955? Thanks!! 75.21.113.40 ( talk) 09:28, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
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I am not the same person who does the misspelling and anything else and I am not going to do a debate on here so delete this soon but I want you to see and decide on this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NB-TLTWAh6s
It not because I am beating you up on this, but I just think his facts are correct.
You gotta admit, whetever there was a conspiracy or not, their reactions were strange. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.16.23.173 ( talk) 17:53, 23 January 2012 (UTC)
Almost all of the witness heard three shots that day, the three Oswald was said to have fired.
And all the reporters said that they heard three shots, Proof Oswald acted alone right?
Maybe NOT!
these are three great research videos by Bob Harris one of the best JFK researchers in my opinion He says here that The shooters may have used a suppressor weapon and due to this, Many witnesses like Clint Hill, Charles Brehm, Mary Moorman and others, didn't hear it at all. He comes up with an amazing theory on the Single Bullet theory, he suggests that it was not planted like what many said but it may have come FROM another victim who had nothing to do with the assassination.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvqCtaBkyyE
and in this video, he says Hill reacted to one shot at frame 285 and another that was fired just after the fatal head shot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u08P2R2l5T8&feature=related
and finally
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXWC87-WOKU&list=UUejjF--PW1v2IyEo1A6US0A&index=9&feature=plcp
this time delete everything I said on here and tell me what you think.
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Sorry I cannot put on the names of the videos so you can know what they called. Well, what do you think? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.16.23.173 ( talk) 20:27, 25 January 2012 (UTC)
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I've read the quotes from BrandonTR that you posted and, if anything, he's a bigger problem than I thought. Would you be willing to sign on to an WP:RFC regarding his conduct? I hate to go to these measures, but in the absence of outside intervention I don't feel we have a choice. Gamaliel ( talk) 21:32, 15 July 2013 (UTC)
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Hi, Joe. In Talk:John F. Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories#NPOV Train Wreck, an idea to add a list of prominent lone gunman critics near the beginning of the article has been proposed. I'm wondering if you might be willing to work on it with me. Thanks! Location ( talk) 17:28, 27 August 2014 (UTC)
thanks for your replies at the entry on JFK assasination theories. I truly don't understand these folks. what are they suggesting? that we resolve the entire historical issue here? on our own? I don't understand what their suggestion actually is. -- Sm8900 ( talk) 15:07, 4 September 2014 (UTC)
My apologies for my response to your edit here. I have fixed my comment. - Location ( talk) 23:25, 22 April 2015 (UTC)
Hi, Joegoodfriend. I just wanted to let you know that the RFC I opened in Lee Harvey Oswald was not meant to be spiteful. As I mentioned previously, I believe the New Orleans conspiracy is likely deserving of a stand-alone article and I could see a direct link to it even being placed in the LHO article. There are plenty of reliable secondary sources and neutral newspaper reports from the late 1960s and early 1970s touching on Garrison's investigation on which to build such an article, however, it seems as though articles like this tend to serve as a magnet for primary source material such as witness statements and police reports. IMO, editors are conducting a form of original research when they insert testimony and documents that haven't been discussed in reliable secondary sources. - Location ( talk) 15:25, 2 June 2015 (UTC)
After somebody else added an entry to List of rediscovered films, I decided to create List of rediscovered film footage. Metropolis is on there. Clarityfiend ( talk) 01:30, 9 July 2015 (UTC)
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I'm Sorry I got mad at you over Alger Hiss.
CJK ( talk) 22:20, 10 September 2019 (UTC)
==Alger Hiss==Thank you for defending my rep (years ago) 24.164.186.4 ( talk) 02:41, 11 September 2019 (UTC)Jeffkisseloff 24.164.186.4 ( talk) 02:41, 11 September 2019 (UTC)