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TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSISTotal911.info::REVERE RADIO NETWORK::Total Info RadioSaturday, January 28, 2006'Easter eggs' in alleged WTC videos?
Students of the fakery behind the Apollo moon landings know that many of the errors in the official photos are so blatant that they could only have been put in there on purpose -- likely by people who don't like what they're doing but are in over their head. It seems the same thing may be the case with some of the alleged videos of planes impacting the World Trade Center on 9/11 2001."Easter egg" is the term for a hidden feature on a DVD or video game. Can you spot the "easter eggs" in the 9/11 videos? Found on the LetsRoll911.org forums : "Just like POW's try to communicate hidden messages during forced interviews--blinking eyes in Morse code, stating their commanding officer's name which is actually a well know baseball player, etc..., feel very strongly that the unwilling participants of 9/11 could have left messages for us--and ldeliberately leave us clues. .....| Posted at 17:49 | PERMA-LINK |
Could anyone give me a link to the the original video recording that that clip of the plane came from?
Concerning Egg#3:
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I opened up that animated .gif photo of the "hump" plane in Adobe ImageReady and zoomed in on each individual frame by 700%. The hump seems to grow as the image progresses - at the same time the plane is increasing it's angle of bank. I hate to say it, but my conclusion is that the "hump" is top of the the starboard engine. Since the image resolution is so low, it gives the illusion that the top of the engine is actually part of the fuselage. At the beginning of the animation, the angle of bank is just so that the starboard engine is completely hidden from view. At this point, there doesn't seem to be a "hump". However, as the plane's bank increases, the starboard engine begins to peak above the horizon of the top of the fuselage. At its steepest angle, that is, at the last 1/3 of the animation, the hump seems most prominent because the engine is at it's highest level. Easter egg#1 is the strongest case. Egg#2 I disagree with. ![]() |