Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

The kid looks perfectly healthy to me. A body that died from disease looks awful -- not like a healthy kid playing dead.

And, the 2 guys in the background don't seem too concerned about wearing a mask, etc:

OMG!

Everybody panic!

Ebola is now airborne!

And, it's packin' heat! (It's WEAPONIZED!)


full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zb41sCOqPw

What movies like "The Blob" have been preparing us for, no doubt.

I've been looking at this subject too recently.

Though I didn't find one I agree with 100%, there are a number of YouTube videos that raise some very good fakery points on this scam.
Search YT for "ebola hoax" to see them.

This douchebag who wrote those books?

Glad I didn't read them.

Real or CGI?


full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfIHsurwTMo

If you are unsure, the answer is here.

Either way it illustrates what can be done these days to fool the public.

In 2013 Reza tested his Hydro Pod by taking out from Newport Beach to Catalina Island and it was a great success. It took approximately 12 hours and 33 miles one way. He lost 15 pounds from all the humidity and sweat that was exuded on this trip. He lost 15 pounds in 12 hours!?!?!?!?!? He should ma...

My take: same actor but prepped by different hair stylists. (Or, one stylist with a bad memory.)

NASA appears to be trying to cover their ass for the hokey slow-motion hopping Apollo astronaut “moon” footage by stating that modern space suits will allow astro-nots to walk faster and more normally than the Apollo guys did: Movies of NASA's Apollo astronauts on the moon typically show them hoppin...

simonshack wrote:*
What an excellent point and post, Scud . I wonder how a 'rocket scientist' could argue with that.

I second that!

Cobra Commander wrote: Introducing media fakery to people who can't grasp the concept and don't want to believe they are being lied to will start a firestorm ...

Bingo.

My advice is to avoid talking about this subject with people who can't handle it and only talk about it with people who can.

As for the ease in fixing games it seems pretty easy to me. A well placed call from an official here, a critical moment's player error there ... How would you know if the quarterback threw the pass inaccurately by accident or on purpose? Or, why the basketball player just missed his shot? Or, what ...

I haven't read this guy's books so I can't vouch for them but I think he has some interesting things to say about sports fixing in his interviews such as the one below. Is he a shill? I don't know -- maybe. Even so, what he says seems plausible. Presumably there is a lot more specific data in his bo...

Hey, if India can do it then WE should send a rocket to Mars! The Cluesforum Mars Probe!

How hard could it be? Film a toy rocket taking off in slow motion and the rest is animation and press conferences.

I've encountered the types of union members you speak of -- plenty of them – and I agree they are despicable. It's just that there are also ordinary, honest people who happen to belong to unions and condemning the whole lot strikes me as illogical. Like blaming bank tellers for world wars or denounc...