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Originally posted by r4758
The reporter does say that "as for this whole downtown area behind me..."
I know it doesn't prove that she wasn't standing in front of a green background but certainly suggests that she was live at the scene.
Originally posted by r4758
The reporter does say that "as for this whole downtown area behind me..."
I know it doesn't prove that she wasn't standing in front of a green background but certainly suggests that she was live at the scene.
Originally posted by r4758
ia311517.us.archive.org...
The timestamp on the file itself suggests bbc 2001 09 11 1654 - 1736.
Originally posted by Xeros
Originally posted by r4758
The reporter does say that "as for this whole downtown area behind me..."
I know it doesn't prove that she wasn't standing in front of a green background but certainly suggests that she was live at the scene.
The time stamp on the original file confirms that it was filmed before the collapse of wtc7. So the green screen theory is irrelevant now.
[edit on 26-2-2007 by Xeros]
Originally posted by r4758
Is it possible that this file was simply archived like any other file and that no one thought anything of it because no one BBC News realised the significance of what it contained?
Is it possible that it was just innocently discovered recently?
The thing is, the reporter at the scene must have realised something was up because in the next few minutes she would no doubt turn around and realise that a 47 story building was collapsing.
Who knows what she thought: "What, another building collapsing, oh well..."
[edit on 26-2-2007 by r4758]
Originally posted by WTC7SmokingPile
Don't worry world. I got this clip in all of it's AVI format glory before Google Pulled it.
As soon as I get a find a good time to upload a 183 MB file I will.
And I've already burned it to 10 CD's. 2 of which I plan to stick in a lockbox.
You could say I'm paranoid.
Originally posted by Yarcofin
I can't watch a 1 gig file, as my monthly bandwidth limit is only 2 GB.
Anyway, if the reporter isn't physically in front of the collapsing buildings, I have a very simple answer..... they are simply replaying older footage.
When reporters talk about the plane crashing into the building and then show footage of the plane hitting the building, that doesn't mean they had advanced knowledge... it just means that footage is pre-recorded. They are getting the stories before they are getting the images.
Originally posted by Yarcofin
I can't watch a 1 gig file, as my monthly bandwidth limit is only 2 GB.
Anyway, if the reporter isn't physically in front of the collapsing buildings, I have a very simple answer..... they are simply replaying older footage.
When reporters talk about the plane crashing into the building and then show footage of the plane hitting the building, that doesn't mean they had advanced knowledge... it just means that footage is pre-recorded. They are getting the stories before they are getting the images.
Originally posted by Yarcofin
I can't watch a 1 gig file, as my monthly bandwidth limit is only 2 GB.
Anyway, if the reporter isn't physically in front of the collapsing buildings, I have a very simple answer..... they are simply replaying older footage.
When reporters talk about the plane crashing into the building and then show footage of the plane hitting the building, that doesn't mean they had advanced knowledge... it just means that footage is pre-recorded. They are getting the stories before they are getting the images.
Can someone please let me know if my explaination fits with the video or not, since I can't watch it myself?
[edit on 26-2-2007 by Yarcofin]
Originally posted by mirageofdeceit
******** Need links to where the date stamps were confirmed. ********
Originally posted by r4758
ia311517.us.archive.org...
The timestamp on the file itself suggests bbc 2001 09 11 1654 - 1736.
Originally posted by Yarcofin
I can't watch a 1 gig file, as my monthly bandwidth limit is only 2 GB.
Anyway, if the reporter isn't physically in front of the collapsing buildings, I have a very simple answer..... they are simply replaying older footage.
When reporters talk about the plane crashing into the building and then show footage of the plane hitting the building, that doesn't mean they had advanced knowledge... it just means that footage is pre-recorded. They are getting the stories before they are getting the images.
Can someone please let me know if my explaination fits with the video or not, since I can't watch it myself?
[edit on 26-2-2007 by Yarcofin]