The shooting late Tuesday at YouTube’s San Bruno, Calif., headquarters takes the cake for skulduggery and fakery. The storytellers claim that an “Iranian” woman by the name Nasim Aghdam, walked into the company’s HQ and shot and wounded three before “shooting herself.” So far, the only images of the event show employees filing onto the streets.
Note: We will use this article for updates on this event.
This is Aghdam’s site (if scrubbed archived here), which is to give clues about Aghdam’s issues. This is one of the dumbest, most obvious shooting hoaxes yet. Let’s check off the boxes:
- An Iranian Muslim woman — several demonization birds with one stone. Boasts of serving in Iranian army.
- A vegan. Yes, a vegan, and an animal rights activist. For the dumb dumbs, this translates into a “fanatic.” Yes, society needs to keep an eye on “fanatics.” I can guarantee that we will hear the mentally ill pre-crime narrative soon enough.
- Had an anti-anal-sex video on her website. The narrative translates to anti-sodomy, or gay “hater.”
- She had a “manifesto.” Yes, of course, a manifesto. They all have that.
- Her many videos of late have been described as “paranoid.” Yes, of course, paranoid. In a similar manner, this brainwashing implant is designed to make the more reasonable things “Nasim” said — seem to be nuts.
- She was angry about YouTube demonetization and censorship. Translation: Shut your trap about this or garner suspicions. If you complain about censorship, you are a terrorist now. YouTube can now say, “We told you about these people.”
This event is similar to that of the man who — out of the blue — shot up Comet Ping Pong and Pizza when the heat was coming down too heavy on Pedogate.
Those who have looked at the videos describe “Nasim” as creepy and unnatural. Apparently, they don’t realize that this is coming from the CGI (computer-generated imagery), pixel world. It’s very disturbing that people can’t distinguish CGI from reality. In fact, this one is quite poorly done, perhaps as another test of public gullibility.
The “Nasim Aghdma” videos are definitely worth an examination. Look at the fake-looking cutout images. The woman’s head is badly Photoshopped and then put onto the torso. You can see an elongated neck. What human being has such noticeable non-uniform and huge throat ligaments? The skin colorization is nonsensical, especially for someone living in sunny California. There is a clear line across her neck where skin tones don’t match. What’s being conveyed with the multiple Star of Davids in the background? What’s with the mechanical sounding voice? Watch the video frames skip. Enlarge to full screen view.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJFB0ugeL-s
https://youtu.be/SyxYqh9UEo8?t=131
CitronBleu » April 9th, 2018, 3:38 am wrote:Exposing digital deception and the violation of the reality-principle
Unfortunately only a fringe minority will contemplate the idea of digital deception...
Suspended Belief » April 11th, 2018, 1:32 pm wrote:Can someone please explain what is going on in this video clip?
Ok, when watching her feet, I see a blue screen behind her obviously, but there are also two vertical blue screen panels, one on the left and one on the right, then there is also another horizontal blue screen laying on the floor. Now this is where it gets weird...
Ok, when you watch the video below, notice these blue screens by looking at her feet.
At timestamp 1:04, the blue screens disappear, then reappear at 1:12. At 1:28, the bottom blue screen disappears, and then the two on the sides are repositioned.
https://youtu.be/nRT2NFa0iRY?t=50
I don't know if I am over complicating this. I just don't understand the purpose of all these disappearing then reappearing blue screens.
-SB
Suspended Belief » April 11th, 2018, 6:28 pm wrote:I just spent a few hours downloading and watching more Nasim CGI videos. There are 500 total according to my research, and I have found about 250. I was posting the best ones that expose the fakery, but if you don't want to see the results of my research then that is fine.
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