No objective reader of my posts would draw that conclusion.
I will restate the facts:
(1) LBJ's swearing-in was not filmed and took place in an enclosed stateroom on Air Force One.
(2) Because it was not filmed, only ten men could have observed the look in his eyes at that swearing-in (probably fewer, since six of them were standing behind him during the swearing-in).
(3) Therefore, in order to have observed the look in his eyes at the swearing-in, your father would logically have to have been one of those ten men.
(4) Since I have no idea who you or your father are, I have no way of knowing whether your father was one of those ten men or not.
You are missing the point. I recalled my father telling me that at the swearing in, he saw the look in his eyes and knew LBJ had something to do with it. That’s one man’s opinion, a little girl’s memory.
You present one still photo, one of many images around that time - 50 years ago. That is only one fact. But it is not the only fact. Unfortunately, my father is no longer alive to clarify what image or images he saw to draw that conclusion.
What I object to is the innuendo that my father was lying about what he saw and so was I in my recollection of his words. I stand by my father and my recollection.