JFK RFK MLK Assassination Forum

Dealey Joe wrote:Bob were you ever in Millwakeethere was a German restaurant there called Maders?Awesome! Someone told me it finally closed down a couple years ago. Milwaukee is actually my hometown. I've been to Maders many times. It's in downtown Milwaukee. Great food. It's still open. There was a place that was closer to where I grew up on the northwest side of Beertown called the Bavarian Wurst Haus that did close down though. The Wurst Haus was sort of a poor man's Maders, plus not as busy. But if you are going to downtown Milwaukee for whatever reason, like a basketball game at the Bradley Center, Maders is a great place to go before the game. Plus, a good buddy of mine owns one of the more popular sports bar's in Brewtown near Maders as well.

Years ago I was in Millwakee and tkkk a tour of the Schlitz brewery, went to a Braves? game and to Maders.had a great time. that was a beautiful little ball park.

Dealey Joe wrote:Years ago I was in Millwakee and tkkk a tour of the Schlitz brewery, went to a Braves? game and to Maders.had a great time. that was a beautiful little ball park.That had to be quite a few years ago Joe. Schlitz closed down their brewery many years ago. So did Pabst. Miller has the only brewery left in Brewtown now. Ironically, in the 60's, Schlitz was the number one beer in Milwaukee and was right up there with Budweiser nationally. Then Schlitz changed their recipe. Beer drinkers figured that out right away. Sales fell off dramatically and Schlitz closed down it's brewery after awhile and I believe Schlitz was purchased by Strohs then. Pabst became the number one beer in Milwaukee for awhile, and it was the beer I grew up on. Then, after Miller gave us Miller Lite, the sales shifted towards Miller, and Pabst ended up closing it's brewery as well. Pabst's long obsolete brewery complex in Milwaukee has been targeted to be developed into restaurants, entertainment venues, stores, housing and offices. A buddy of mine is one of the lead developers in that project. I don't know if you knew this, but years ago, brewery workers were allowed to drink on the job during breaks. Yes...I am not kidding. One of my best friends used to work at Miller during the summer while we were in college. He worked 2nd shift. He used to meet us at a great rib place called Saz's (very close to Miller) that also had a nice bar on Friday nights around 11:00. Sometimes Jim would have a better buzz than we did when we would hook up, and we had been out for a couple of hours. Only in Beertown. The stadium you are referring to was County Stadium. I probably saw well over 100 baseball games at the park, and also a few Green Bay Packers games as well, before the Packers decided to play all their games at Lambeau Field. The new ballpark is now Miller Park, and is one of the best new ballparks in MLB. The Brewers have drawn more than 3,000,000 fans the past two years in one of the smallest markets in MLB. Miller Park has a retractable roof that can be closed if inclimate weather is in the forecast. That means that people from all over Wisconsin or the midwest know that a game will be played no matter what if they travel 100 miles or more to go to a game. By the way, the Braves drew big crowds as well, especially in the 50's. Milwaukee was the first city EVER to draw over 2,000,000 fans in MLB when the Braves were in town.

Bob I think the year was 1965.the brewery had a tap room called the Brown Bottle. said they were the first to use a brown bottle?I will never forget the old man putting the Hops in the big copper tanks. he must have been 90 years oldand the two guys in a stainless steel room wearing boots and raingear with hammers pounding the bungs in the kegs.that was a messy job, beer spraying everywhere. I knew a coupple guys who would have worked there for nothing.yep been a long time but so has the assassination.

Bob, didn't Schlitz Brewery brew a beer in the 70's called Erlanger? I seem to recall having a few of those back then. All this beer talk is making me thirsty.

kenmurray wrote:Bob, didn't Schlitz Brewery brew a beer in the 70's called Erlanger? I seem to recall having a few of those back then. All this beer talk is making me thirsty. I think Erlanger came out after Schlitz was purchased by Strohs. The premium beers I used to have then were Andecker (Pabst) and Lowenbrau (Miller).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oUBaCyXWNk

I,ve been reading a lot off stuff recently from the the dark side and yes,it,s quit a battle, there are no republicans and democrates ,but conspriters and lone nutters.it hurts and it is frustrating to see they are still on the winning ?? side eversince 1963I disagree with almost everything, and than they want you to get into big trouble asapmany insults sometimes.S0 i had to be quit unfriendly to, some off them dont like that,but i love it.300 million suckers fooled by eight buffoons ,don,t take it personaly over here !no evidence- no evidence-no evidence.that,s the magic word for them they seem to have answers and explanations from another galaxywith complex investigations mathematics and tests they are rejecting all off the conspiracy areaseven the clearest indications are being turned the opposite and onlogical sideand we are sometimes sadly going allong with them, by not focusing that mutch anymore on first hand important witneses,they have alway,s been a mutch more pain in the neck and harder issue to reject than all complex formules and assumings.the little pufe of smoke and direction off the shots sam holland and co workers obseved is off course hard to reject,he had to be killed by a musket it reads, I answered INDEED ! to realise the trajectery off the magic bullet you need a crosbow or an old french musket everybody knows that highpowered riffels produced some sixty or seventy years ago made a little pufs of haze witch could be verry well visseble in this particulair possision under the treesThis man and his co workers are more interesting than many other things http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soqwKWDqRsg

Andriies, I think about the problem of "Nutter" vs "Consipracy"I have come to the conclusion that to be a conspiracy thereorasist you have to be Hardheaded, sincere, thoughtful,sceptical, willing to educate, sharing, excitable, truthful, compromising, shorttime your family, bore your friends,and the list goes on.To be nutter you don't have to do anything, nothing to prove, get together for beer and coctails,say Yep I agree, and in some cases just collect your money and when you become boored make a bullshit documentary.

Indeed JoeJust like vincento adamello brenta bugliosi not interested in the real matter off the assassionation and the real researchBut only very interested and determent to proove in a disneylike attempt that the WC was right