Jfk assassination,final prove

Melbourne,

Jul 11, 2009 @ 14:44:05

I am retired military and all of my kids and wife have a brown ID card. I know what one looks like and the photo in the book is definately a clear legible photo of a brown military ID. Not a card that is defaced or damaged and "could" be a brown ID. Also, as a former US Navy admin officer, the ID card rules you mention do not exist. The CIA are not military so they are not issued any type of military ID card. In the 70's and 80's, CIA personnel were escorted everywhere on USAF and USN bases. So were they to be 'there' long enough and have a need to shop, their escort would naturally have taken them. Just like the foreign officers/personnel stationed on an American base. None of the Japanese officers on our American base were given American ID's to shop. None of the books I've read (including all of Gerald Posner's) make any statement about Oswald being a suspect in JFK's death PRIOR to his arrest. Oswald's arrest has been suspicious from the outset. Dallas PD was not as big then as it is now. They are looking for the president's killer and yet they have 20 cars to spare for a '911 call' saying "there's someone in my movie theatre creating a disturbance?" Notice at no time did the caller say "I have a guy in here claiming he shot the president." And if he was a suspect and they knew he was in the theatre (remember, no GPS, enhanced 911 or cell phones in 1963) then why only 20 cop cars? And why not call the other cars in that were busily combing Dallas for JFK's shooter?

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murphyl6

Melbourne,

#62

Jul 11, 2009 @ 15:07:10

Oh by the way - the temporary shopping priviledges you mention/referred to, were covered by one of the defunct pink ID cards. They were phased out in the 1990's when all guardsmen/reservists gained year round base priviledges. The pink cards (there were three cards in differing shades of pink) were still in use/force in the 1960's and even in the late 1980's. However, base visitors would still have been personally escorted. I know this because as a young E-2 sailor, I was stapled to the leg of a visiting Japanese diplomat who was granted BX priviledges. I would have loved to have issued him his own ID card!

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soupnazi

Cincinnati,

#63

Jul 11, 2009 @ 15:30:47

@murphyl6 Said

I am retired military and all of my kids and wife have a brown ID card. I know what one looks like and the photo in the book is definately a clear legible photo of a brown military ID. Not a card that is defaced or damaged and "could" be a brown ID. Also, as a former US Navy admin officer, the ID card rules you mention do not exist. The CIA are not military so they are not issued any type of military ID card. In the 70's and 80's, CIA personnel were escorted everywhere on USAF and USN bases. So were they to be 'there' long enough and have a need to shop, their escort would naturally have taken them. Just like the foreign officers/personnel stationed on an American base. None of the Japanese officers on our American base were given American ID's to shop. None of the books I've read (including all of Gerald Posner's) make any statement about Oswald being a suspect in JFK's death PRIOR to his arrest. Oswald's arrest has been suspicious from the outset. Dallas PD was not as big then as it is now. They are looking for the president's killer and yet they have 20 cars to spare for a '911 call' saying "there's someone in my movie theatre creating a disturbance?" Notice at no time did the caller say "I have a guy in here claiming he shot the president." And if he was a suspect and they knew he was in the theatre (remember, no GPS, enhanced 911 or cell phones in 1963) then why only 20 cop cars? And why not call the other cars in that were busily combing Dallas for JFK's shooter?

You are way wrong actually government employees are often given ID cards to allow them access to PXs and require no escort. The photo in question is not valid Oswald had no paper bag at time and had no ID card as described. You need to read some more Oswald was a suspect in the JFK shoting ( and posner clearly details this fact) way before his arrest. He was the only TSBD employee missing and the Dallas police immediately issued a bulletin for their officers to look for him and detain him which is why Tippet stopped him. Other officers throughout Dallas stopped other men who generally matched Oswald's description. They had radios and needed none of the other technology you describe it is normal for cops to respond in force when such a suspect is identified. There is no evidence whatsoever linking Oswald to the CIA.

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