Salon: "the Warren Commission... was stacked with RFK’s political enemies"

[DanTex]

41. Actually, it's unreliable for everyone.

Did you even read my post? The WC ran the same paraffin test with the same gun that Oswald shot, and got the same negative result. Do you really not understand that? Are you really so determined to ignore the evidence that you are able to switch off reading comprehension just like that?

I guess that is why he was down in the lunchroom immediately after the shots were fired eating his leisurely lunch

I have no idea how you came to believe that he was eating a leisurely lunch. Are you just making this stuff up as you go?

On edit, here's testimony about the paraffin test from the WC. Not that it's going to matter to you...

CUNNINGHAM: Yes.
We fired the rifle. Mr. Killion fired it three times rapidly, using similar ammunition to that used in the assassination. We reran the tests both on the cheek and both hands. This time we got a negative reaction on all casts.

EISENBERG: So to recapitulate, after firing the rifle rapid-fire no residues of any nitrate were picked off Mr. Killion's cheek?
CUNNINGHAM: That is correct, and there were none on the hands. We cleaned off the rifle again with dilute HCl. I loaded it for him. He held it in one of the cleaned areas and I pushed the clip in so he would not have to get his hands near the chamber—in other words, so he wouldn’t pick up residues, from it, or from the action, or from the receiver. When we ran the casts, we got no reaction on either hand or on his cheek. On the controls, when he hadn't fired a gun all day, we got numerous reactions.

Cunningham had explained earlier why a false negative could arise with the rifle (3H492):

EISENBERG: A paraffin test was also run of Oswald's cheek and it produced a negative result.
CUNNINGHAM: Yes.
EISENBERG: Do your tests, or do the tests which you ran, or your experience with revolvers and rifles, cast any light on the significance of a negative result being obtained on the right cheek?
CUNNINGHAM: No, sir; I personally wouldn’t expect to find any residues on a person's right cheek after firing a rifle due to the fact that by the very principles and the manufacture and the action, the cartridge itself is sealed into the chamber by the bolt being closed behind it, and upon firing the case, the cartridge case expands into the chamber filling it up and sealing it off from the gases, so none will come back in your face, and so by its very nature, I would not expect to find residue on the right cheek of a shooter.

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/factoid2.htm