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Originally posted by andy1033
if this is a real recording of the news that day by someone actually recording news on sep 11 2001. we need the person who made this to put the whole broadcast onto the internet.
can we verify in any way that this is an actual recording of that day. i.e its not made just now etc...
Originally posted by andy1033
can we verify in any way that this is an actual recording of that day. i.e its not made just now etc...
Originally posted by Rotator
I believe BBC News 24 and BBC world to be one and the same. They only remove the UK shown time, and change the logo.
Originally posted by andy1033
can someone write to the geezer who put this on youtube, and see if he would put his whole broadcast up, if he recorded the whole day, or just a few hours.
i am not registered at youtube, so i cannot.
Originally posted by T0by
It also lets BBC off the hook somewhat?
Originally posted by T0by
So now it's being established that there were multiple broadcasts, not just one..
How does it get reported that it's fallen when it's obviously still standing there? That's a huge 'chaotic reporting' error..
The case is strengthened slightly, in that it was not an error by the girl.
This was information passed through to multiple stations.
It also lets BBC off the hook somewhat?
Originally posted by Argos
If you look at this logically whoever gave the BBC the information purposefully lied - why would someone do that?
Originally posted by andy1033
Originally posted by Argos
If you look at this logically whoever gave the BBC the information purposefully lied - why would someone do that?
someone did not lie, its information turned out to be true. it is sort of like insider trading, where someone knows something and they get the news first, and they benefit in reporting that they reported it first. though this time, they reported it before it actually happened.
being as the bbc is run by mi5, it does make you wonder how they got there info.
Originally posted by Argos
Originally posted by andy1033
Originally posted by Argos
If you look at this logically whoever gave the BBC the information purposefully lied - why would someone do that?
someone did not lie, its information turned out to be true. it is sort of like insider trading, where someone knows something and they get the news first, and they benefit in reporting that they reported it first. though this time, they reported it before it actually happened.
being as the bbc is run by mi5, it does make you wonder how they got there info.
Someone (if it was a source and not a script) had to of lied how can you report to the BBC the building has already collapsed when it hadn't. Because the building at the time hadn't already collapsed then the source must of lied to the BBC who took the source at his word and started reporting.
Originally posted by nowthenlookhere
Another thought to ponder :-
The reporter... ANY reporter, has one overriding mission. To find out what is about to happen, to observe and record the event, and to present it.
The is NO WAY any reporter, news department etc would accidentally mistake a tip off that something was going to happen for something that had happened.
If told that this was about to happen, they would have been scrambling to get the money shot, hoping to capture the moment when it happens.
IMHO this discounts the theory that the news team somehow made a mistake. They must have received very specific, false information... from TWO separate authenticated sources. (that's how the BBC work).
That information could only have come from official sources inside the sealed off zone around the towers.