Classic dramatic film achievement routs all pretenses about the CIA's[1] criminal conspiracy

Rating: 10/10 (20 November 2008)

Plus the greatest performances of so many actors at one time.
...Keep in mind epistemologically, to prove a theorywhether an official government theory or an alternative oneone must assemble a "preponderance" of noncontradictory evidence. When that evidence has been integrated into an argument/proposition without any inconsistencies, a theory is said to be proved.
All theories are subject to disproof by a solitary contradictory fact. I.e., when a single substantial piece of evidence contradicts the theorye.g. of the incapability of Oswald firing three shots in eight seconds from a 6.5 mm manual bolt-action Mannlicher-Carcano rifle with a defective scope, striking a moving target obscured by a tree, the last of the three bullets making a U-turn as the killshot striking Kennedy's head from the front, esp. when FBI nitrate tests show Oswald had not fired a rifle that day (okay, this may be a bunch of facts)the theory is disproven... to a rational certainty. This is how science (and criminal prosecution) works in a free country.
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