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The significance cannot be overstated:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ8NJwq58Fg

This completly destroys the sbt. What are they gonna say now? "The bullet then exited the Governor's thigh, opened a temporal rift, & flew back through time to deposit itself on the (wrong) stretcher. Some magic bullet, that 399! One thing: the doc said left thigh. Which thigh was he hit in? I always thought it was the right.

McAdams and "Mr.Chicken" Von Pein will say the doc is "mistaken". These 2 clowns always talks about "factoids". A factoid to them is a KNOWN FACT they don't believe in.

That is confusing, that 399 must have really went wild..It had to be a magic bullet.This opens a new door, where dig they dig this one up?

dankbaar wrote:The significance cannot be overstated:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ8NJwq58FgI do realize the significance and saw this video some time ago. The question in my mind instantly was, 'where is the bullet that was to be removed from Connolly at a later date'? Top down, bottom up, middle conformist government coup d'etat cover up all the way. Why should this not surprise us?

Who's on Third?I think through all the B.S. we can deduce that Connally had a bullet in his left leg.

One example of manufactured evidence is the lie about Connally’s back wound. Why do supporters of the SBT say the wound was 3 centimeters long, when, in fact, it was only half as long? Why was the 1.5 centimeter wound a problem? Defenders of the theory say that if the Carcano bullet had struck sideways (as opposed to nose-on), it would have created a wound the same size as its length (3 centimeters), and such a long wound would be proof the bullet had been tumbling. If it had been tumbling, this, presumably, would be proof it had struck something else on its way to Connally’s back. The something else in this case: John F. Kennedy.Problem: Connally’s back wound was only as long as the wound in the back of Kennedy’s head: 1.5 centimeters. No one has suggested Kennedy was hit in the head with a tumbling bullet.

By Robert Harris:http://jfkhistory.com/bell/bellarticle/BellArticle.html