Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 10:39 pm
Wahrheitssucher wrote: ↑Mon Nov 10, 2025 9:31 pm
It isn”t being “claimed” that the plane
“was somehow involved in the assassination”.
Holy moly!
Okay, well if it isn't involved then don't bring it into the thread. It's off topic.
No, it’s definitely not “off topic”.
Its relevant evidence that is suggestive of official fore-knowledge.
You just tried to misrepresent it.
And now that your attempt has been exposed as a.) deceitful or b.) miscomprehending misdirection, you are doubling down.
So which is it: are you a.) deliberately misrepresenting it or b.) miscomprehending it? I’m genuinely asking.
Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 10:39 pm
Wahrheitssucher wrote: ↑Mon Nov 10, 2025 9:31 pm
Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Mon Nov 10, 2025 9:04 pmIs it possible that they found or expected to find bullet fragments in the ground?
They wouldn’t need to completely destroy the ‘crime scene’ by removing it in order to look for bullet fragments.
Why not,
if the bullet fragmented?
Wow!
I find this line of avoidance quite shockingly illogical!
There was allegedly only ONE “shot”. That “shot” allegedly hit the target (Charlie Kirk) in the neck and DID NOT
EXIT HIS BODY!!!!
So… Where are these supposed “bullet fragments” supposedly coming from? From which bullet? From the one that allegedly entered and miraculously remained in his body?
And why would they need to destroy the lawn IN
FRONT of Kirk to search for these “bullet fragments” from a bullet that never exited his body and, if it had done so, would have exited
BEHIND him?
[N.B. I deleted your disreputable attempt to muddy the waters by re-introducing the JFK assassination]
Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 10:39 pm
Wahrheitssucher wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 12:29 pm
If you are correct then you should be able to give
numerous examples of crime scenes that were immediately removed completely, thereby destroying them and replacing them with a sanitised renovation.
OSHA guidelines say that soil contaminated with blood should be treated as hazardous waste.
If Kirk bled as much as he appeared to on camera, then the ground was saturated with blood, so why wouldn't they remove it?
1. Thats yet another transparent dodge — the logical fallacy called ‘moving the goalposts’. I assume it is because you have no other cases proving your bogus claim.
2. Removing the relatively small area of turf that would have had the unevidenced, unphotographed, unfilmed and unwitnessed alleged “blood saturation” would obviously not require removing a large part of the lawn that would have been completely free of blood plus far removed from where Kirk sat.
Give it up now, Mr.W.
You are only demonstrating that you are either:
i.) a gullible dupe who readily believes official narratives if you are encouraged to and feels a virtue-signalling duty to promote it to others plus to police skepticism of it,
OR
ii.) are intent on distracting everyone from any research, analysis and evidence that possibly shows a deception in play, for some reason.
Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 10:39 pm In the attempt to take this to a conclusion, I will put it this way. If you are actually open-minded about this topic then you should be able to unemotionally consider the alternative hypotheses I've raised.
You couldn’t support your illogical and false claim so you try to imply I am being closed-minded and emotional!
I am totally open-minded and unemotional.
I DO look at what you call your “alternative hypotheses”, but I just regard them as transparently bogus and illogical. And I have explained precisely why.
SUMMARY:
I am aware that there has been extremely little conclusive evidence released to us the public.
Consequently, unlike you and Scott, I have not reached any conclusion yet.
Consequently, unlike you and Scott, I have not obediently and gullibly accepted the official, unevidenced story.
Consequently, unlike you and Scott, I have not concluded T. Robinson is definitely guilty.
Unlike you, I am not rejecting evidence if I don’t like it and/or because it refutes what the FBI, govt. and msm are telling us we
should believe.
Which is why I find it surprising that anyone who has recognised how our govts, news media, TV executives and gullible dupes in society promote a blatantly false ‘official’ WW2 narrative to us, would except, justify, find excuses for, and defend from scrutiny an ‘official’ narrative about
anything any more.
[I now only trust-without-checking the sports results
]
That is why I regard your attempt to paint me in this way as such pathetic avoidance of the actual reality occurring here.
I’m just arguing for looking at all the evidence objectively without any premature bias.
Plus for not dismissing any evidence prematurely
[which is the subject of this, your own, topic-thread]
As I see it you (and especially Scott) are arguing against that and for accepting the unevidenced ‘official story’.
You are doing that by inventing lame excuses if any possibly contrary evidence comes up.
And Scott is doing that by obfuscating any discussion with off-topic ramblings and spiteful smearing of anyone showing any doubt or skepticism.
As an example of an objective, unbiased attitude… I invite you to ponder uoon this:
if we are totally open-minded and unemotional we should all concede that we haven’t actually been shown
ANY EVIDENCE that Kirk is actually dead. No autopsy certificate. No death certificate. No body. No funeral. No blood on him, his clothes, his shoes, the ground beneath him, the paving stones he was carried over, nor on anyone of his security team. We never even got to see a grieving widow — on the contrary.
Can
you admit that truth? Or are you too closed-minded and emotionally attached to the ‘official’ narrative.
Now as you have repeatedly shown you have a tendency to misread and/or miscomprehend simple statements, but instead jump to false conclusions, let me make this clear:
I’m not arguing Kirk is alive. I’m just unemotionally, open-mindedly, objectively assessing ALL the actual evidence without any attachment to any particular outcome or conclusion.
Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Tue Nov 11, 2025 10:39 pm Is it normal for a crime scene to be cleaned up, and could that explain the cleanup in this case? Is it normal for planes to fly over Utah, and could that explain the flight in this case? Is it normal for investigators to withhold certain evidence from the public, like the autopsy report and videos in this case?
If the answer to every question of this type is yes, or approaches yes, then Kirk could very well have been shot by the man who is accused. Reacting negatively to all these points is excessive.
You are just making excuses for all and any evidence that doesn’t fit with your chosen premature conclusion, i.e. the official narrative.