~>  No one said Buchanan had anything in his possession when he
~>  was caught. 

Just another laughable false denial from Bob.  It is an easy clue to use,
in fact.  When Klahn starts a sentence with "no one said" that is a good
clue that HE said it and is now trying to run away from it.

BK>  Pat Buchanan's brother AAMOF, went after that innocent man, with
BK>  a knife. The only thing standing between Limbaugh and guilt for
BK>  the death of an innocent man was the police catching Buchanan's
BK>  brother.
. . .

BK> And slashing the tires does imply a knife. Which he
BK> apparently had when he was caught.

In reality he could not APPEAR to have possession of a knife "when he was
caught" because he was not "caught" at all.  He turned himself in days
later.  And the very idea that he would APPEAR to have a knife is absurd,
unless someone saw him with a letter opener or a metal ruler and then said
"it LOOKED like he had a knife."

"Slashing the tires" means that something was used to damage the sidewall
or the valve.  Trying to use a pocket knife or a switchblade might be just
as likely to damage the blade or your hand as the tire.  Kathleen Willey's
tires were slashed by means of having a series of nails sunk into them, as
if by a construction nail gun.  The only aspect that we can be fairly sure
of is that it was a damaged valve or a fairly small hole, rather than a
gaping hole being gouged into the tire, because the house guests heard air
slowly seeping out of the tires rather than a loud bang of the tire being
punctured.

But Bob says Buchanan used a knife.  And Bob says that Buchanan appeared to
be carrying that knife when the police caught him in time to save Shearer's
life.  Bob says a lot of things.  And then he runs away from what he says.

And Bob will keep on doing those things.  It is not just what he does.  It
is who he is.

 
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