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Originally posted by daynight42
So how to remove the data from all those pictures? You'd think there would be a simple tool to strip it from the files, right? No. There isn't. I have looked for one months ago. (I'm pretty experienced with computers, by the way.) I believe I found one that worked on a mac, but that was it. Can't remember.
Originally posted by litterbaux
That has to be fake, nobody willingly takes first row and not take a window seat.
I'm just being funny, carry on.
Originally posted by Glargod
Originally posted by snowcrash911
Originally posted by Glargod
This date is what interests me.
This is what you call "cherry picking". The time stamp indicates a date problem on the computer the photograph was edited with, to add the vertical Associated Press watermark. IT is my metier. What's yours?
BTW, on a related note: here's Ziad Jarrah's boarding pass:
Fake, is it?edit on 9-12-2011 by snowcrash911 because: (no reason given)
I don't know if it is fake, but I could swear you were also on that plane...seeing here is YOUR boarding pass:
IT is MY metier. TYVM
Mark Binghams Exif/IPTC data shows as 8/30/200
Originally posted by Cassius666
Mark Binghams Exif/IPTC data shows as 8/30/200
Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly is Exif/IPTC Data? What does it tell us?
Originally posted by Cassius666
reply to post by Gibonz
Thanks for your reply. I suspected it was data related to the picture of sorts, but what exactly does it say? If the date would, lets say, indicate when the picture was taken then it isnt odd at all it was taken before 911. So what does the date tell us ? When the picture was taken, when it was last edited? Why is it odd that a date posted before 911 is displayed?
Originally posted by WetBlanky
That's pretty good and hilarious.
Interesting coincidence, this was posted on a forum snowcrash911 posts on... It's pretty convincing stuff...
THE TWO ZIAD JARRAHS
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Originally posted by Cassius666
Thanks for the Recap. So the date shows the last time the picture has been edited according to somebody who seems to have expertise on the subject.
Originally posted by Cassius666
The only way to show now the picture was created with the intent to create an Obituary before 911 is to show it has been altered with that intent before 911.
Originally posted by Cassius666
The only obvious edit to the pic I can see is the AP script on the side. Is there any way the picture can be edited without affecting Exif/IPTC Data?
Could AP simply have used editing software, that does not access that data, or rather than edit the picture directly simply have used an overlay over the unedited pic, to show off their logo?
Originally posted by snowcrash911
reply to post by spunkwax
You'd have to be able to edit web.archive.org.
See here
The real logical explanation is that at AP, somebody's date was set wrong on their PC.
edit on 9-12-2011 by snowcrash911 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Okay. That could very well be.
Here's my issue: for such a life-changing event, how many suppositions/guesses are we supposed to bestow?
This was a criminal case. Every minutiae of detail needed to be scrutinized, rectified, distinguished and deemed, innocent.
But when we start to dissect the details (because we're all innocent until proven guilty) the 'probably' pile of answers started getting larger than the 'absolutely' pile answers.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
How can we the public, who was effected the most by this day, conduct and conclude a crime scene with any accuracy this way? We're left to guess? Suppose? Modify the answer to fit the Official Story? Really?
Because it just seems every time we hit a speed bump (a questionable conflict) we/they dismiss it with a 'probably' answer. And that's bull*hit.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
The Pentagon cruise missile........er, I mean passenger plane, showed the wrong date too, 'member?