that's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gentsOriginally Posted by Wales-Bales
An injured fireball victim is led away, I wish her a speedy recovery
question everything
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that's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gentsAn injured fireball victim is led away, I wish her a speedy recovery
question everything
I know this can and does happen, but why are you so sure that picture is fakery and that she is an actress in this instance?that's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gents
question everything
if it is faked, what does the actress tell all of her family, friends and Social Media contacts? - 'hey now - shut up all of you lot and and just play along'?
That will work out well .. :rolleyes:
I can understand why Wales-Bales posted the insinuation prior to your post - he's got form for blanket stating that pretty much everything on MSM is a lie (aside from Fox, The Daily Maul and Breitbart).
While I can fully accept that it might be the case that this is an example of fakery, is there any real indication that this incident involved actors?
Is it just as dangerous to write off almost every major incident as 'fake'?
[QUOTE=Sgt. Pepper;4784014]I know this can and does happen, but why are you so sure that picture is fakery and that she is an actress in this instance?
if it is faked, what does the actress tell all of her family, friends and Social Media contacts? - 'hey now - shut up all of you lot and and just play along'?
That will work out well .. :rolleyes:
I can understand why Wales-Bales posted the insinuation prior to your post - he's got form for blanket stating that pretty much everything on MSM is a lie (aside from Fox, The Daily Maul and Breitbart).
While I can fully accept that it might be the case that this is an example of fakery, is there any real indication that this incident involved actors?
Is it just as dangerous to write off almost every major incident as 'fake'?[/QUOT
its because as you say they do and have done this before
the pic even looks faked as if they are posed
and shouldn't the old bill be the other side of the "victim" because of her injury
nice photo op don't you think a pretty young girl
and even the old bills uniform looks far too small for her
so yeah I guess I don't think the pic is genuine brother
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And you may have guessed correctly. Or not.
As you said above, "always question everything".
That cuts both ways. Or rather, it should.
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yeah it certainly cuts both ways
That is why I asked whether it just as dangerous to write off the 'MSM' reporting of almost every major incident as likely 'fake' , or 'made up' or 'enacted'.
I used to think a little more along those lines myself. To a degree.
But I noticed some people suggesting that we should all think that way all of the time. I started asking myself why.
'Question everything' is good ;)
Capture.jpgthat's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gents
question everything
as for the question, the people were injured by flash burns
listening to a bomb expert on TV, the bomb would have produced a fireball ( flash ) as it was not packed with nut and bolts etc etc to cause more damage
thus people have suffered burns
I never listened to the bomb expert but would be interested to know how this fireball flash put 20 odd in hospital, but left the white plastic in almost pristine condition and 80% of the lidl bag intact
This might be the first place to look then.I never listened to the bomb expert but would be interested to know how this fireball flash put 20 odd in hospital, but left the white plastic in almost pristine condition and 80% of the lidl bag intact
Exactly!!! Wanda you reckon then ?
the guy did explain howI never listened to the bomb expert but would be interested to know how this fireball flash put 20 odd in hospital, but left the white plastic in almost pristine condition and 80% of the lidl bag intact
the flash would have gone up from the bucket and as it hit the air, spread around
imagine a mushroom i guess
in a packed train carriage it is not unfeasible to think that would cause 20 people to have flash burns ( which is what they said they had )
Exactly. The chemical reaction was more likely to take effect outside of the plastic container.
Oi, you know your rules, you never agree with anything i say
BBC are still explaining it as an explosion!!!, I expect to see you on their website trolling their reporters, off you go.
What a waste of 30 seconds listening to the bomb expert when you could have come on here instead, the expert was probably in on it and telling porkies, and the presenters, and the camera operators, runners, producer, sound department, graphics, all their families... All bloody in on it.
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Time to step up Tesco.
What is the actresses name?that's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gents
question everything
Actressthat's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gents
question everything
Could you name her please.
She's not an actress, she is a BBC reporter and an eyewitness to this attrocity who was right there when the bucket went off.that's an actress playing the part of a "victim" don't be taken in by it ladies and gents
question everything
Why is there ALWAYS a BBC reporter right next to the incident?
Ask organ Morgan, king of the conspiracy theorists, he knowsWhy is there ALWAYS a BBC reporter right next to the incident?
Well well.
I searched about and couldn't find anything on that, could you provide a link ?
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