Re: In the circumstances, I accept that what was shown on the TV, videos and pictures was a genuine collision between an aircraft and the WTC, certainly as far as the South Tower was concerned.
Again, you overlook the many glitches video experts have dug up in their frame-by-frame analysis... Just ask any teenage kid who's familiar with Photoshop and Macromedia Director --ask him how he'll proceed to forge the WTC bombing into an "airliner crash". Mixing the footage of the (flying) airliner with the footage of the NYC skyline is easy... but things turn nasty as you get closer and closer to the impact wall: you just can't superimpose the airliner on the tower's wall and get a full-scale blast just as the tip of the airliner's nose hit the wall!!! So, you have to clean all the frames showing the first two seconds of the blast itself --so that the "brunt" of the blast occurs when half of the airliner's body is already inside the tower... That video cleansing/doctoring is actually a pernickety job because you can't just scratch the fumes and the flames out --you must replace them with the proper background (the tower's wall).
Now it's obvious that US intelligence fixers were in a hurry and botched the whole thing... That's why there's a residual flash on the impact frame: as I said, the blast was duly scratched out from the "pre-impact" frames so as to synchronize the brunt of it with the airliner's thrust into the tower... yet, not ALL the flash was removed/erased --hence the (ludicrous) theory that the airliner fired a missile just before it hit the tower!!!
Re: In fact, I saw it with my own eyes on CNN as it happened --- but you would then say that CNN had the "doctored" video ready for the event.
Sure, I too saw it on CNN, but did we watch it live or delayed? Clue:
The second apology will lay to rest international speculation that pop star Justin Timberlake accidentally ripped off Jackson's bustier at the end of the show.
It is unlikely that Jackson's apology will end the investigation undertaken into the incident by the US Federal Communications Commission which is headed by Secretary of State Colin Powell's son, Michael.
Eighty nine million people saw the Super Bowl, and 'Nipplegate,' as it has been described, has replaced 9/11 as the most requested search on the Internet.
Michael Powell told the programme Good Morning America that he was unhappy with other elements on the half-time show as well, not just the Janet-Justin ruckus. He said he was upset with some of the things Kid Rock and Nelly did during the half-time show, a ritual during the Super Bowl.
The incident has led CBS to re-introduce the five second delayed broadcast for its telecast of the Grammy Awards this Sunday.
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