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I can't believe I never noticed before, but Umbrella Man is dressed very similarly to one of the Three Tramps, the young looking one in the middle in the famous photographs (which were censored and hidden away for years). They are both kind of tall and lanky, with a mop of blonde hair, and both a...

@glendonj Look at it this way, there is no reason for him to leave the scene unless he was involved. What innocent person is going to leave the scene of the most historic event of their lives? People stop to watch the aftermath of an auto accident, so they would definitely stick around for the af...

@tregoj1 The gentleman next to Louis Witt did not have a radio. That is people seeing what they want to see in grainy photographs. And sticking out in the crowd is something one would want to do if they are staging a protest, which is what Witt was doing, not if they are participating in a covert...

@misscarolinec I agree. He is a cabbie after all. Cabbies may be rude, reckless and at times even smelly, but they are people who don't know how to lie. Honest to a fault. If a cabbie says something, you can take that to the bank.

The 1979 All-Star game. The one and only time it was held in the Kingdome. Lee Mazzili had his big moment with a game tying solo shot in the 8th, but Dave Parker was the star. And this time it was not his bat, but his cannon of an arm that wowed everyone. He had two assists, throwing out Jim Rice...

@Jean0987654321 The National Broadcasting Company, which used to be the main network that aired Major League Baseball. They had the game of the week, the All-Star game and the post-season. Though in 1983 they were splitting the rights with ABC. This was the case from about 1976 through 1990.

@MrHomeworkeater I was going to say the same thing, but I decided to look it up first, and there is legitimacy to this. Until 1931, in the AL, balls that hit the foul pole were ruled ground rule doubles. And back then where a ball landed determined if it was fair or foul, unlike today where if it...

25 people got a little bit out of order themselves and had to be whacked for being fake old tough guys who bought their buttons.

@Schulzuploads His head moves forward before it moves back, hard to see when the Zapruder film runs normally, but clear as day in slow motion. The forward movement is then followed by the spray of blood from the exit wound, which goes forward of Kennedy. Only then, does his head and body move bac...

@insidius87 Like roses.

@bramblebrook Yes there is, but it ain't what it used to be. People have gotten old, put in prison or both. But it is still around and still has its hands in many things. It just ain't the powerful organization it used to be.

@orangon Suggestion noted.

This "mysterious deaths list" is the same bulljive they did with the Kennedy assassination back in the 60's. And the only thing mysterious about that list, much like this one, is why anyone gave it any credence. Is this how it's going to be, 9/11 Truthers copying JFK conspiracy theorists? So does...

@Com6in3d I'm sorry, you're going to have to refresh my memory. What did I say that you are replying so vociferously too?

@FORESTTEMPLE Oswald was either stuck in traffic on a bus, or off the bus and getting into a cab at 12:45 PM, which was the time Roger Craig reportedly saw a man rundown the grassy knoll and enter the Nash Rambler. Oswald had long left the Depository and had no doubt gulped down his Coke by that ...

Sadly, all the kids in this video grew up and became registered members of the Tea Party. Now it's Smells like Tea Spirit!

Liz is so goddamn sexy in this movie. So sexy it hurts.

@cengime Albert Bogard, Capt Frank Martin, Lee Bowers, Marilyn Walle, Lt William Pitzer, Jimmy Levens, James Worrell Jr. That is just in the first three years. The deaths conveniently spike during the Garrison trial and the HSCA. But I guess that is all just coincidence.

@kev42o97 I agree that Kennedy was shot from the front, but I disagree with who you believe the shooter was. The shooter was French OAS operative, and attempted assassin of Charles De Gaulle, Jean Souetre. Soutre, using the name Michael Mertz, was arrested in Dallas on the afternoon of 11/22/63, ...

@ElevenMileRecords I think the fact that he admitted it and is, to this day, still in the habit of breathing, kind of takes the air out of his story. By the way, he also claimed that he had to fly in Roselli because Roselli was coming in to abort the assassination mission. Don't you think a phone...

@lighterbuds Your statements have the added value of being true. However, I would argue that we need diversion to punctuate the boring nothingness. Man is a simple creature beholden to his own desires. If those desires involve pontificating about, and railing against, a ruling elite that controls...

@TheXiantruth It was clearly a pre-determined meeting spot with his handler. Likely Oswald believed that, at this meeting in the Texas theater, his handler would tell him what to do next, be it leave the country or stay put. Instead he shows up and falls right into their trap whereby the police ...