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Did Japanese ISIS hostage travel to Syria after suffering a breakdown?

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posted on Jan, 22 2015 @ 02:47 PM
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a reply to: GogoVicMorrow


May not be in studio could simply be the one with abnormal shadows was shopped in because hes at a different locale or dead.


That would imply the two hostages were not together when the photos were taken. I personally think the photos were taken in a studio in front of a green screen and the background added later. Notice how neither of the men are squinting, in spite of the background implying they were in the harsh desert sun.

This photo is clearly a studio production, and that begs the question, in "Jihad John" an actor? The CIA and other 3-letter agencies propagating the "war on terror" need another bogeyman since they can no longer milk OBL.



posted on Jan, 22 2015 @ 02:47 PM
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"Photoshop??" Does that mean nothing to see? Fake photo = no hostages no corpses?

What if ISIL read the f****ng news like everyone else? Bin Laden disguised locations in videos to stop locations being identified. These savages arent retards and could manipulate the images to obscure locations

Photo montage of real hostages and REAL sick bastard??



posted on Jan, 22 2015 @ 02:53 PM
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originally posted by: steamiron
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"Photoshop??" Does that mean nothing to see? Fake photo = no hostages no corpses?

What if ISIL read the f****ng news like everyone else? Bin Laden disguised locations in videos to stop locations being identified. These savages arent retards and could manipulate the images to obscure locations

Photo montage of real hostages and REAL sick bastard??

No, it means that there is a LOT to see, but you're not seeing it.

soulwaxer



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