<<<also there is an animated gif which purports to show a cameraman with a US army cap.>>>
I looked at the gif and couldn't make out anything that even vaguely resembled what the author claimed. The only object entering the frames appeared to be a hand, although the image quality is so poor even that is hard to determine. There is absolutely nothing to support speculation of a "cameraman". The author made that part up out of the clear blue sky.
What camera angle would produce an ear, a neck and the front of a cap without also showing an eye, a nose, a forehead, and probably a mouth?
While the official story is absurd, I'd have to call speculation about the gif just plain silly.
The smoking gun is the orange coveralls. There is nothing in the official story that would explain their presence. If he was released from the military prison, he would have gotten his clothes back. Even if he didn't, if he went back to his hotel to pack and go home, he certainly would have changed there before flying halfway around the world dressed like a clown. If he was captured by terrorists, while in street clothes, it is beyond imagination why terrorists would provide him with orange duds and require him to change. Not to mention orange coveralls are hardly so trendy a fashion item they would be available at your typical retailer. What possible motivation would terrorists have to acquire a supply of orange coveralls, especially when it would take some hunting to find a source?
Between the orange PJs, and the fact Berg was last seen in US custody, I have a bit of trouble figuring out why anyone would think the smoking gun is a few frames of video so fuzzy that details are impossible to make out with any degree of certainty. |
