>> That’s what every American saw and were told they didn’t see it. <<
What? They saw the bullet lying next to Connelly? The “cover-up” was to hide the fact that the Soviet Union’s agent killed Kennedy. The Zapruder film order was shuffled to make it seem like “the magic bullet” had an impossible flight pattern and that three shots with three echoes looked like six shots, including an impossibly fast shot pattern.
The Leftists knew that if America realized that the communists within America killed Kennedy and installed their own socialist klansmen to forever keep Black people as a revolutionary force of government dependents, there would be a backlash, so they created all this second-shooter nonsense.
Nobody saw a second shooter.
Nobody heard anything other than EXACTLY the echoes you would expect to hear.
The magic bullet seems farfetched when the presumed initial angles are deliberately presented wrongly, and one presumes that the killer’s intent is to strike Connelly in a bunch of random, useless places. When Connelly is treated as just simply what was behind Kennedy, nothing seems odd.
Read the story of what LBJ was doing on that day and his reaction - the piece I read has likely long disappeared - but the hit was not by the USSR,
Well stated. I’m good with most of that.
My main problem involves my lying eyes when I watch that head shot. My mind tells me that bullet came from the front. Instant acceleration at the same time as the head shot might explain the movements ... maybe.
Ballistics experts and marksmen replayed the exact scenario of the assassination including a tower for height and angles using a vehicle moving at the exact speed of the Kennedy limo all done off-site, using a bolt-action Mannlicher-Carcano M-38 rifle, the exact rifle found in the Texas School Book Depository. Sharpshooters were repeatedly UNABLE to fire three shots in the allotted time sequence which occurred in Dealey Plaza that day. Conclusion: It was impossible for Oswald to have made all three shots by himself. Sorry to bust your bubble.