A Conspiracy Buffs Delight

BushCountry.org ^ | 9-24-2002 | By Jeremy Reynalds

[honway]

If Rivero is comparing Bush to Hitler, I'd like to see the evidence. I stand by my reply #15.

[fight_truth_decay]

here with a picture I didnt write this article!

[mikegi]

Oops, it's on the September archives page. Click here and search for hitler. Second hit is the link. It's right underneath a section "EMAIL FROM A READER".

[AmericanVictory]

We agree. You know, believe it or not, the Government is sometimes less than forthcoming. A lot of what Michael Rivero posted was not solidly based, but some of it was. The problem with this post is that it seeks to conclude that therefore anything advocated by Rivero is, ipso facto, false. That which has some substance does not pass into falsehood merely because he, along with others, pointed it out.

We believe, for example, that polls have consistently shown that the majority of Americans do not believe that the Warren Report really brought out the truth, whatever it may be. The same can be said about many other such commissions and inquiries.

We seem to have accepted, until the recent development of the Internet, that government "inquiries" are entitled to obscure as much as they reveal.

Sometimes these things are more of a culture of resistance to truth when it is inconvenient rather than an active conspiracy to cover up.

[fight_truth_decay]

the TIPS also was not to be used by postal workers or utility workers..that was in error also..as stated on the TIPS site.

[honway]

I found it and you are certainly correct. Thanks for the extra effort. Free speech is a good thing but if a site wants to advocate a comparison of Bush to Hitler then credibility in everything else there suffers, in my opinion.

[fight_truth_decay]

here and scroll down the page for the links in Mike R's story

[mikegi]

You're welcome.

This Rivero character has gone off the deep end. I have a deep skepticism about conspiracy theories in general, having been an insider at a company frequently accused of them. Conspiracy theorists are similar to drug addicts, they must constantly increase their claims/dosage to get the same thrill.

Of course, having written all this, I do admit to being a big X-Files fan. It was a blast for the first six seasons.

[Samizdat]

Okay, never mind all that. I have one question:

They said Vince Foster's fingerprints weren't on the gun because they....ahem...melted off due to a 90 degree day. Now if you swallow that one, let me aks you this:

Why, then, did one (1) (unidentified) fingerprint remain? Why didn't it melt off too? Hmmmmm?

[aruanan]

... is pursuing his PhD in intercultural education

Ha ha ha ha ha.

[fight_truth_decay]

The FBI Laboratory also noted that a lack of
fingerprints is not extraordinary and that "generally,
the determining factors in leaving latent prints are
having a transferable substance, i.e., sweat, sebaceous
oil or other substance on the fingers, and having a
surface that is receptive to receiving the substance
that forms the latent prints. A clean, smooth, flat
surface is most receptive for transfer of any substance
from the fingers," and the surface of the grip handle at
issue here was textured, not smooth.

3. Vincent Foster
The Final Ken Starr Report Last Update Mon Jul 20 16:10:22 PDT 1998 Table of Contents I. INTRODUCTION II. BACKGROUND A. 1993 Park Police Investigation B. 1994 Fiske Investigation
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/RANCHO/POLITICS/FOSTER_COVERUP/Starr_text.html

[Imal]

Posts like this remind me of the reason I enjoy FR.

Serious I-saved-this-thread-to-my-hard-disk-because-of-this-post BUMP!

[malamute]

bookmarked thank you

[Tymesup]

Rivero also questioned the official theory about TWA 800 going down because of the center wing fuel tank.

Having followed Rivero's posts here extensively, if he was anti-Semitic, he kept it fairly quiet. Regardless, he made some excellent points which led to lengthy threads.

It's a shame that some interesting posters like Rivero, Black Jade, ratcat and, most recently, OKCSubmariner have been banned.

[Robert_Paulson2]

darth sidious is gone now too... seems he said he didn't care for liddy dole in the senate...

things have indeed changed.

[Tymesup]

Uh oh, I don't care for her much, either.

[honway]

Conspiracy theorists are similar to drug addicts

The assasination of President John F. Kennedy was a defining moment in U.S. history.

Basically, there are only three types of people in the U.S. today.
There are people who accept that Oswald acted alone.
There are conspiracy theorists.
There are people that don't care, one way or the other.

To be honest, I don't know which group I have the least respect for, the people that don't care or the people that have examined the evidence and can accept that Oswald acted alone.

[mikegi]

Ok, I give. Who really killed JFK?

[Samizdat]

The FBI Laboratory also noted that a lack of fingerprints is not extraordinary and that "generally, the determining factors in leaving latent prints are having a transferable substance, i.e., sweat, sebaceous oil or other substance on the fingers, and having a surface that is receptive to receiving the substance that forms the latent prints. A clean, smooth, flat surface is most receptive for transfer of any substance from the fingers," and the surface of the grip handle at issue here was textured, not smooth.

Oh puhleez! You can't be serious. The FBI are the leading perpetrators of this cover-up. That they think it is "not extraordinary" to have missing fingerprints is like the fox telling the farmer those chickens are okay even though they are lying bloodied on the chicken coop floor.

But just for grins lets parse this paragraph. The grip handle is just one part of the gun. Foster had to have touched the smooth parts of the gun in order to shoot himself the way they claim he did. So where are those fingerprints? Hmmmmm? And why, if we are to believe they melted off, did one lone "unidentified" fingerprint remain under that "textured" grip? Hmmmm?