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Simple. The real post demolition "rubble" wouldnt quite fit the bill with the public perception of a "terrorist attack" on fully loaded buildings. This lends to the idea, which we have examined, that the buildings weren't quite what they were made out to be -- ie empty and already gutted! All that needed to be removed were the exterior steel shell walls.fakers911 4 Oct 24 2010, 05:36 PM wrote: I don't get it. What could the purpose be for the perpetrators to photoshop the rubble? What does this mean?
I think that not having the rubble imagery under total control would mean leaving potential clues unattended. It was OK to hint at the fact that the towers could have been demolished (to confuse people), or, apparently, even nuked (as new stories have to be made up over time to keep the confusion fresh): but not OK to actually make it provable by letting everyone judge with their own eyes the true nature of the rubble.fakers911 @ Oct 24 2010, 05:36 PM wrote: I don't get it. What could the purpose be for the perpetrators to photoshop the rubble? What does this mean?
This is not about 'photoshopping' the rubble' - as in 'creating the imagery from scratch' (as was - mostly - done for the 9/11 TV broadcasts). It is about telling the visual story that the perps needed to tell.fakers911 4 Oct 24 2010, 04:36 PM wrote: I don't get it. What could the purpose be for the perpetrators to photoshop the rubble? What does this mean?
In fact it looks like the Colosseum has landed in NY central to help with the clean up.
walkingwizard 4 Oct 25 2010, 07:25 PM wrote:
To the right in the picture in front of the guys in green helmets there is 2 measurement tools on stands and a third one very far out only half visible in the picture. These tools are used at a construction site not on a demolition site...
NIce fit Hoi!hoi.polloi 4 Oct 25 2010, 07:04 PM wrote:In fact it looks like the Colosseum has landed in NY central to help with the clean up.
The Colosseum in Rome is subconsciously mimicked to lend jingoistic weight to the "fall of Empire America" theme. It matches the stadium wall that declines from left to right. It's an icon of the West of the monument flattened and ingrained in our memories so well people don't actually know what the East side of the Colosseum looks like! Just try to find a picture taken from the other side. 99% are taken of the West-Northwest wall.
Here is one of the only ones I found taken from the opposite side:
http://inwardsun.files.wordpress.com/20 ... ight-2.jpg
By giving the average American an apocalyptic image of "the decline of great power" mixed in the staged joke of 9/11, they open up our heads for "big changes".
Open wide for the Patriot Act! Say, 'aaaaah.'