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[walt at waltjohnson.com (Walt Johnson)]

And what of the"other falling soldier" that was carried off before 
Garcia got his? Don't tell me, "it's just a flesh wound".  Hell, we  
have  hundreds of unaccounted  men  from Viet Nam in a war full of 
cameras and instant communications.. Who could believe in the accuracy 
of  "war archives" from 1936 Spain? As long as we are discussing  
credibility  look into the Spanish  governments response to Gene Smith's 
*/Spanish Village./* No wonder this world is in such bad shape, walking 
on water, rocks into bread, resurrections and a host of other 
supernatural crap. But don't fret, if we continue the way we are going 
in another generation or two we'll all be able to walk on water. We sure 
a hell won't be able to drink it though.

Walt


Luis Miguel Casta?eda wrote:

> On 22/03/2006, at 16:48, lug-request@leica-users.org wrote:
>
>> And IF Capa posed the
>> guy - and for the Xth time, I believe in the integrity of the photo,
>
>
> Integrity of the photo is beyond any reasonable doubt: he was the  
> only Alcoy militian who died that day in that battle according the  
> war archives, he was identified by another member of their unit, and  
> by his brother that was also there (althought he don't saw him die),  
> the date and place stated matches the archives and the unit  
> testimonials. The fallen solider was Federico Borrell Garc?a and the  
> identificacion was positive comparing it with the family archive. Too  
> many coincidences to be faked, perhaps some aliens sorted the clouds  
> to match? :)
>
> Mr Gallagher arguments are flaky and contradictory, and a long  
> discussion about this topic can be found in the face to face book fo  
> those who are interested
>
>
>
>
> Saludos
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