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http://fotoforensics.com/analysis.php?i ... e6f.549632
nonhocapito wrote:Well, among the many pornographic pictures of Brad Fetchet, one, of course, was important to find. And here it is, in fact.
A better, remastered version of the infamous "dance with grandma":
Direct link doesn't work. Go to this page: http://wayback.archive.org/web/20020601 ... tchet.com/ - click on 23 july 2002 -- click on "pictures page 1"
So... According to the wayback machine, we are asked to believe that this picture was already on their website, in this quality, since 2002. Oh yeah, I believe it.![]()
I was under the impression that all we had for many years was the well known much uglier version, with noticeable photoshop alterations and leftovers.
Now available only on SeptemberClues.info and a couple of forums, this version of the picture (minus Simon's arrows) was originally from the Brad Fetchet foundation website. As I write, the only version of this picture available on their website is, perversely, this one:
Judging from the lady's dress, this tiny thumbnail also come from the remastered version. In the ugly-ass version, in fact, the lady's dress appears to be much more contrasted.
Sorry, but I am starting to find suspicious the "accidental" discovery of this Fetchet wayback mother-load...
Think about it: you have remastered the ugly photoshop jobs of Brad Fetchet. But you cannot simply post them on their website, without people wondering where they were until now.
So what do you do? You pretend they were there all the time, using the wayback alleged reliability to plant retroactive false evidence. Then, you leave people to assume that the horrendous photoshop jobs were the result of the efforts to "patch" what appear to be "burns" in the original analog picture.
"Cool story, bro."
So... According to the wayback machine, we are asked to believe that this picture was already on their website, in this quality, since 2002. Oh yeah, I believe it.![]()
enantiodromie wrote:Sorry, but reading old posts, I found it simply mad.So... According to the wayback machine, we are asked to believe that this picture was already on their website, in this quality, since 2002. Oh yeah, I believe it.![]()
What? So a non-profit have modified files in his databases just for giving a reply to the analysis of the picture made here?
Sorry, but this seems to be a surreal interpretation.
Using wayback machine you discover many and many pictures removed from websites dedicated to the victims. And this proove there is something wrong in 9/11 facts. So proove these researches in forums like this have a reason.
I have the impression we want to avoid to turn back in research in order to save conclusions made for the other picture analyzed
That's not the right way of researching. And, of course, the source of the old grandma picture is absolutely needed
You are basically saying that, because the wayback machine shows the high quality picture of brad & grandma, then we should go back and disregard the conclusions taken concerning the low quality picture?
Sure it is possible that the researchers lied and forged Brad's picture themselves, if you wanna believe it. But it seems to me easier to acknowledge that there are entities actively rewriting the history of internet out there, for the simple reason that it is incredibly easy to do so.
enantiodromie wrote:Many users who believe in the work of Simon Shack couldn't believe this is the truth.
enantiodromie wrote:
Septemberclues project is based on EVIDENCES (in videos, databases, pictures' details), not in PURE SUPPOSITIONS, and this is a supposition. So please don't jump to an easy conclusion so fastly
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