Quick sidetracker; not sure you're vouching for William M Feehan, highest ranking fatility of the day. But I'd moot these 'two' impressions for consideration. (Hope these weren't covered already).
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But I just can't see to go past the fact, that only "PLANE PASSENGERS" pictures have gone missing out of the "CNN" memorial.
Here are the numbers I counted of how many photos are missing out of the flights.
AA Flight 11 = missing phtotos.= 56
AA Flight 77 = missing phtotos =33
UA Flight 93 missing photos= 27
UA Flight 175 Missing phtotos = 31.
Yes, it has been that way for a while. They are easily found in archives. I recovered most of them.
StevenWarran2, please don't throw unneeded suspicions at godzilla, D.Duck or people who have been very welcome to this discerning research.
Please don't link to gossip sites, including your own. Please don't gossip! We don't need it. Just stick to the topics at hand, please. Post your best stuff.
So far, I don't buy for a second you knew these people you claim to know but that's pretty much my predictable stance on everything.
Simon trusts you but I don't really. So please don't address anything personally to me or other members except Simon and you'll probably be safe from being banned for now. Thanks.
As for your request:
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/09/14/opinion/14SMIT.html
and tell me that that could be about a made up persona.
Granted. That could be about a made up persona.
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The old shill David Handschuh is credited as photographer. Any other photo credits or just Handschuh?
Anyway, let's see what the necessary economy of supporting players has churned up first:
It's clear to me that this is the same actress. In the middle image the tip of the nose has been distended downwards lending her the semblance of an older crone. It's likely this was rendered in the image itself judging by the 'Gwendolyn-like' smoothing around the chin and the rude attempt to disguise the actress' moles which left this version looking comparitively leprous (seen also in the throat of vicsim Carolyn Beug). And they yellowed her up.
So this actress plays the jaundiced leper family member called Marta Waisman as well as the 'I share my son's crazy eyes' family member whose name I still have to hunt down or somebody can supply.
I also think the features of this actress called Diane Massaroli were information inputs towards creating her simulated husband's image:
Are photo #s 44 and 45 the same woman? In #45 it appears she's the 'always sad' woman we've seen before but whose name also escapes me at the moment. I think Brian spent some time examining her?
I suppose these posts should be filed under 9/11 Actors.
The old shill David Handschuh is credited as photographer. Any other photo credits or just Handschuh?
Anyway, let's see what the necessary economy of supporting players has churned up first:
It's clear to me that this is the same actress. In the middle image the tip of the nose has been distended downwards lending her the semblance of an older crone. It's likely this was rendered in the image itself judging by the 'Gwendolyn-like' smoothing around the chin and the rude attempt to disguise the actress' moles which left this version looking comparitively leprous (seen also in the throat of vicsim Carolyn Beug). And they yellowed her up.
So this actress plays the jaundiced leper family member called Marta Waisman as well as the 'I share my son's crazy eyes' family member whose name I still have to hunt down or somebody can supply.
I also think the features of this actress called Diane Massaroli were information inputs towards creating her simulated husband's image:
Are photo #s 44 and 45 the same woman? In #45 it appears she's the 'always sad' woman we've seen before but whose name also escapes me at the moment. I think Brian spent some time examining her?
I suppose these posts should be filed under 9/11 Actors.
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The first actress that came to mind for me:
Is that too "economy of players"?
Another pic:
http://bp2.blogger.com/_SvlgTr_DTNM/R-g ... CT0024.jpg
Same make up artist maybe?
Is that too "economy of players"?
Another pic:
http://bp2.blogger.com/_SvlgTr_DTNM/R-g ... CT0024.jpg
Same make up artist maybe?
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Strange, but true.Terence.drew @ Apr 19 2010, 02:15 PM wrote:
"Do you spend time with your family? Good. Because a man that doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man."
The dark hooded figure "behind/next to" the slouching female Don(na) in plastic does create reminiscence of the whispering mafia adviser.
Mr StevenSegal/"God Bless" looks very cut-and-paste. Bright white line on the left-side of his face doesn't make for convincing lighting.
Also, in all that rain, shouldn't there be some raindrops on the big picture of Willy Rodriguez? And wouldn't we see some reflections off the glass in front of the photo, or is it just a cardboard cut out? It's Not easy holding a heavy photo frame up like that on a cold and rainy day, but the coloration of her hands doesn't show it.
In my opinion, this is a fairly sloppy montage.
The bottom right hand side of Steven Segal's neck has the background from another photo blocking our view of the umbrella it's pasted over.
Also, in all that rain, shouldn't there be some raindrops on the big picture of Willy Rodriguez? And wouldn't we see some reflections off the glass in front of the photo, or is it just a cardboard cut out? It's Not easy holding a heavy photo frame up like that on a cold and rainy day, but the coloration of her hands doesn't show it.
In my opinion, this is a fairly sloppy montage.
The bottom right hand side of Steven Segal's neck has the background from another photo blocking our view of the umbrella it's pasted over.
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Does anyone know if it's an American tradition to carry framed pictures of loved ones at commemorations?
I mean, would anyone do such a thing? Ever?
If you lost a a brother, a father or a wife, would you really bring along a framed picture of him/her and hold it in front of your chest at any sort of public gathering? If so, why would you do that?
It's tacky. Silly. Vulgar. Unheard of. Ludicrous. Pointless.
I mean, would anyone do such a thing? Ever?
If you lost a a brother, a father or a wife, would you really bring along a framed picture of him/her and hold it in front of your chest at any sort of public gathering? If so, why would you do that?
It's tacky. Silly. Vulgar. Unheard of. Ludicrous. Pointless.
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Good point.simonshack @ Apr 19 2010, 09:36 PM wrote: Does anyone know if it's an American tradition to carry framed pictures of loved ones at commemorations?
I mean, would anyone do such a thing? Ever?
If you lost a a brother, a father or a wife, would you really bring along a framed picture of him/her and hold it in front of your chest at any sort of public gathering? If so, why would you do that?
It's tacky. Silly. Vulgar. Unheard of. Ludicrous. Pointless.
Furthermore, a picture like a magazine cut-out in a Value Village used frame?
Is that frame even in the person's hand? It looks like the border of the frame has been pasted together by repeated cutting-and-pasting of the same photoshop bit.
Look closely.
Is that not a near pixel-perfect copy-paste pattern building the picture frame? Was this picture 'green-screened' in that hand?
William M(aybe) Feehan was allegedly killed at his command post at the foot of the south tower of the World Trade Centre when it fell.
Info from http://www.livingtributes.com/livingtri ... ?memid=833(http://www.livingtributes.com/livingtri ... ?memid=833)
It should be so eeezy to ascertain the reality of such a character, and I feel a bit tin-hatty questioning it, but amongst the weak evidence for his existence I see obvious skullduggery.
Wiki speaks only of his career: William M. Feehan (1929 ? September 11, 2001) was a member of the Fire Department of New York.... Feehan held every rank within the department, starting with Probationary Firefighter upon his appointment on October 10, 1959. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1964 and eventually to Chief of Department in 1991. In 1992, he was appointed Deputy Fire Commissioner. Upon the resignation of Fire Commissioner Carlos M. Rivera, he briefly served as Acting Fire Commissioner through the end of Mayor David N. Dinkins administration from August 31, 1993 until December 31, 1993.
He shifted about a bit from inception in ‘59 until ’94. NYT obit adds, "He was first assigned to Ladder Company 3, and then to Ladder Companies 18 and 6. He also served in Engine Company 59, and in Rescue Company one." Doubt anyone bothered putting his name on a door. Wiks continues
After incoming Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani picked Howard Safir to become Fire Commissioner of the City of New York [Jan 1st, 1994] Feehan returned to his previous title of First Deputy Fire Commissioner of the City of New York and served in that position until his death.
Six straight years in the post of First Deputy FC. This position is based at FD HQ, where Feehan is listed in Sept 2001. So, as the FDFC, what exactly is it that you do do?
The latest FDFC was sworn in on March 30th this year http://www.nyc.gov/html/fdny/html/event ... 010a.shtml Daniel (Don) Shacknai joined the force in 2002 as Deputy Commissioner for Intergovernmental Affairs and Management Initiatives. He was named Deputy Commissioner of Legal Affairs in January 2007 before becoming FDFC. Mr. Shacknai previously served as Deputy General Counsel for the New York City Administration for Children's Services (ACS). “Before joining ACS, he worked at the law firm of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and clerked for the Honorable Myron H. Bright of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.” source
Shacknai's never worn a helmet. He would have been as much use as a lawyer at the foot of the south tower. Feehan, on the other hand, had “knowledge and cunning in battling fires himself [which] made him the stuff of legend to his firefighters.” (NYT).
I'm driving at the possibility that nobody ever saw this Legend, since his record puts him everywhere at once. Sort of everywhere and nowhere.
Pre 2001
April 2001: WMF is advertised speaker at Rotary Club of NY meeting (pdf document: http://www.nyrotaryhistory.org/Bulletin ... l%2024.PDF)) and introduced thus:
Commissioner Feehan has been a member of the uniformed force of the New York City Fire Department since 1959. He has served in all levels of command and management in the Department. His major projects include:
a) Realignment and reorganization of the Marine Division.
b. Critical involvement in implementing the reorganization of the Bureau of Fire Prevention which resulted in an additional 20,000,000 in annual funds saved.
c) Conceptual and operational management of the Roster Staffing System, which saved the Department more than 40,000,000 per year.
d) Budget consultations with the former commissioner and decision making in this area.
He interacted daily, with all levels of the mayor’s staff, especially with the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Fire Commissioner, all labor relations were
within the purview of his authority and responsibility. His experience at managing emergency operations, includes: the World Trade Center explosion, the LaGuardia air crash, and the 14th Street subway derailment.
The club looks considerably more up-market than the flier. http://www.princetonclub.com/
Other pre 2001 mentions
Quoted in an interview with The Daily News (Dec 20th, 2000), in which he said of the Navy Yard fire of 1960: ''It was the largest number of body bags I had ever seen. I was in Korea and never saw that many.'' Speaking in the last year of his life about his first on the job.
1998: Commenting on fire at The Central Synagogue on Manhattan's East Side, a 126-year-old twin-towered?
http://www.nytimes.com/1998/08/29/nyreg ... gewanted=2 :
Nov 24 1998. Archives of the Mayors Press Office; WMF allegedly in attendance at opening of new Fire Company 133, with Pete Ganci. http://www.nyc.gov/html/om/html/98b/pr538-98.html
THE MAN in ACTION
To me, Feehan looks doctored into this scene. It’s posted above with a comparison image that seems to be the hatless head that is grafted onto the body in this image.
Here he (sort of) is again with Deputy Assistant Chief Steven DeRosa, Rudi Dudi and Assistant Chief Ed Butler.
AT REST:
This image looked ok from a distance in black and white. In colour it's not so pucker. Eyes, darling, eyes.
That CNN memorial impression at the top is not much better, is it?
Did anyone actually meet the guy, had anyone heard of him, attended an address by him. Do we really have nothing concrete, extra-media on this identity? Sheeesh.
Info from http://www.livingtributes.com/livingtri ... ?memid=833(http://www.livingtributes.com/livingtri ... ?memid=833)
It should be so eeezy to ascertain the reality of such a character, and I feel a bit tin-hatty questioning it, but amongst the weak evidence for his existence I see obvious skullduggery.
Wiki speaks only of his career: William M. Feehan (1929 ? September 11, 2001) was a member of the Fire Department of New York.... Feehan held every rank within the department, starting with Probationary Firefighter upon his appointment on October 10, 1959. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1964 and eventually to Chief of Department in 1991. In 1992, he was appointed Deputy Fire Commissioner. Upon the resignation of Fire Commissioner Carlos M. Rivera, he briefly served as Acting Fire Commissioner through the end of Mayor David N. Dinkins administration from August 31, 1993 until December 31, 1993.
He shifted about a bit from inception in ‘59 until ’94. NYT obit adds, "He was first assigned to Ladder Company 3, and then to Ladder Companies 18 and 6. He also served in Engine Company 59, and in Rescue Company one." Doubt anyone bothered putting his name on a door. Wiks continues
After incoming Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani picked Howard Safir to become Fire Commissioner of the City of New York [Jan 1st, 1994] Feehan returned to his previous title of First Deputy Fire Commissioner of the City of New York and served in that position until his death.
Six straight years in the post of First Deputy FC. This position is based at FD HQ, where Feehan is listed in Sept 2001. So, as the FDFC, what exactly is it that you do do?
The latest FDFC was sworn in on March 30th this year http://www.nyc.gov/html/fdny/html/event ... 010a.shtml Daniel (Don) Shacknai joined the force in 2002 as Deputy Commissioner for Intergovernmental Affairs and Management Initiatives. He was named Deputy Commissioner of Legal Affairs in January 2007 before becoming FDFC. Mr. Shacknai previously served as Deputy General Counsel for the New York City Administration for Children's Services (ACS). “Before joining ACS, he worked at the law firm of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and clerked for the Honorable Myron H. Bright of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.” source
Shacknai's never worn a helmet. He would have been as much use as a lawyer at the foot of the south tower. Feehan, on the other hand, had “knowledge and cunning in battling fires himself [which] made him the stuff of legend to his firefighters.” (NYT).
I'm driving at the possibility that nobody ever saw this Legend, since his record puts him everywhere at once. Sort of everywhere and nowhere.
Pre 2001
April 2001: WMF is advertised speaker at Rotary Club of NY meeting (pdf document: http://www.nyrotaryhistory.org/Bulletin ... l%2024.PDF)) and introduced thus:
Commissioner Feehan has been a member of the uniformed force of the New York City Fire Department since 1959. He has served in all levels of command and management in the Department. His major projects include:
a) Realignment and reorganization of the Marine Division.
b. Critical involvement in implementing the reorganization of the Bureau of Fire Prevention which resulted in an additional 20,000,000 in annual funds saved.
c) Conceptual and operational management of the Roster Staffing System, which saved the Department more than 40,000,000 per year.
d) Budget consultations with the former commissioner and decision making in this area.
He interacted daily, with all levels of the mayor’s staff, especially with the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Fire Commissioner, all labor relations were
within the purview of his authority and responsibility. His experience at managing emergency operations, includes: the World Trade Center explosion, the LaGuardia air crash, and the 14th Street subway derailment.
The club looks considerably more up-market than the flier. http://www.princetonclub.com/
Other pre 2001 mentions
Quoted in an interview with The Daily News (Dec 20th, 2000), in which he said of the Navy Yard fire of 1960: ''It was the largest number of body bags I had ever seen. I was in Korea and never saw that many.'' Speaking in the last year of his life about his first on the job.
1998: Commenting on fire at The Central Synagogue on Manhattan's East Side, a 126-year-old twin-towered?
http://www.nytimes.com/1998/08/29/nyreg ... gewanted=2 :
Nov 24 1998. Archives of the Mayors Press Office; WMF allegedly in attendance at opening of new Fire Company 133, with Pete Ganci. http://www.nyc.gov/html/om/html/98b/pr538-98.html
THE MAN in ACTION
To me, Feehan looks doctored into this scene. It’s posted above with a comparison image that seems to be the hatless head that is grafted onto the body in this image.
Here he (sort of) is again with Deputy Assistant Chief Steven DeRosa, Rudi Dudi and Assistant Chief Ed Butler.
AT REST:
This image looked ok from a distance in black and white. In colour it's not so pucker. Eyes, darling, eyes.
That CNN memorial impression at the top is not much better, is it?
Did anyone actually meet the guy, had anyone heard of him, attended an address by him. Do we really have nothing concrete, extra-media on this identity? Sheeesh.
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Follow-up to my ITALIAN CONNECTION post
http://z6.invisionfree.com/Reality_Shac ... &p=1556354
As you may remember from my above post concerning the Italian victims of 9/11, there seems to be no way of finding out just how many people of Italian citizenship died on 9/11...My first letter to the historical archives of the Italian Foreign Ministry went unanswered. So I decided eventually to go directly to the website of the Italian Foreign Ministry and ask them about it. On April 12, 2010 I corteously asked them to supply me with a list of the Italian nationals who perished in the September 11, 2001 events.
Only two days later (April 14, 2010) I received this reply:
I'm still waiting patiently for the 'direct processing'... ;)
http://z6.invisionfree.com/Reality_Shac ... &p=1556354
As you may remember from my above post concerning the Italian victims of 9/11, there seems to be no way of finding out just how many people of Italian citizenship died on 9/11...My first letter to the historical archives of the Italian Foreign Ministry went unanswered. So I decided eventually to go directly to the website of the Italian Foreign Ministry and ask them about it. On April 12, 2010 I corteously asked them to supply me with a list of the Italian nationals who perished in the September 11, 2001 events.
Only two days later (April 14, 2010) I received this reply:
Ministero degli Affari Esteri
SERVIZIO STAMPA E INFORMAZIONE
Ufficio Relazioni con il Pubblico
Gentile Signor Shack,
desidero assicurarLe di aver trasmesso la Sua richiesta, per i diretti seguiti, al competente Ufficio di questo Ministero.
Cordiali saluti.
Il Capo dell'Ufficio
(Cons. Leg. Arnaldo Minuti)
which translates ....
(Italian) Foreign Ministry
SERVIZIO STAMPA E INFORMAZIONE
PRESS INFORMATION SERVICE
Public relation office
Dear Mr. Shack,
I wish to ensure you that we have forwarded your request, for its direct processing, to the relevant office of this Ministry.
The Head of Office
(legal counselor Arnaldo Minuti)
I'm still waiting patiently for the 'direct processing'... ;)
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