Originally Posted by
glockmail
Yes I do. You can tell a lot about what people are thinking by looking at their reactions and mannerisms in certain situations. For that reason I've always suspected LBJ. The evidence that I've seen supports my intuition, much more than the government accepted theory of the crime.
It's bullshit unsupported by any real fact. Simple as that.
You suspect LBJ because you presume "you can tell a lot about what people are thinking by looking at their reactions and mannerisms in certain situations."
On January 23, 1973, the day LBJ died, how old were YOU? I'm just curious because I'd bet dollars to donuts you weren't even alive when died, much less when he lived to observe his "reactions and mannerisms in certain situations.
The evidence you've seen that supports LBJ's guilt is not supported by fact.
The Warren Commission Report; however, dovetails with actual facts and evidence.
So basically, you'd rather believe an unsupported conspiracy theory than actual fact. 'Bout says it all.
“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.” Edumnd Burke
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