Picture 1:
Picture 2:
These two pictures are from the same scene where a missile has hit a car. These two guys are supposedly wounded. The pictures do not say whether they are killed or not. However, they are supposed to be unconscious. On the second picture, because of the sun, the guy is covering his face. On the first picture, he is lying there while his face is exposed he is directly looking at the camera. There is no blood on the ground either. Now take a good look at the description of the picture:
Wounded Palestinians lie on the ground after what local residents described as an Israeli air strike, in Gaza Strip April 16, 2008. Israeli forces killed 17 Palestinians, most of them civilians including a Reuters cameraman, in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip on Wednesday, medical officials and witnesses
Here is the link to the pictures.
These pictures and the same captions that were used for both of these pictures are trying to portray that civilians were hurt in this attack. Here is the funny part about these pictures: they are completely staged. Unbelievable! These two pictures have been staged and the AP is not doing anything about it. Another thing to look at is the bicycle. This is a pathetic attempt to show that they are just kids or civilians that were in the area and they are victims of Israeli aggression. They are using the shoes show that the impact of the missile was so hard that even the shoes came off. This is completely staged. If they are wounded, how come they have not been evacuated? If they are dead, why is the guy moving in two different pictures? Once again, this is the Palestinian Cause: deceitful terrorist cause who uses lies and fake scene to manipulate public opinion to turn against Israel and justify their murdering tactics in the eyes of the world. If they truly had a just cause, they did not need to stage a scene like we see in these two pictures.
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Another point: These 2 pictures were taken at sufficiently different times that in the first picture, both sandals are in the shade, but in the second, one is in the sun. How much time were they working on this production?
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Great analysis. Minor point: Reuters pics.
Galit:
good eyes on that! Seems like the time difference between the two picture is about 1/2 an hour. I doubt rescue workers would take that long to get to the place and they would just lie there for that long hours. They were simply waiting for the Camera crew to get there and take the pictures. The person who is also taking the pictures is an Arab, I want to know if they are truely unbiased and they had no idea what stupidity they are about to publish?
Dan G
whats truly shocking and i hope you noitce this is that many people do not care that these are fake. Anything to advance their agenda they like- and there is no concern for truth.
Dan G
whats truly shocking and i hope you noitce this is that many people do not care that these are fake. Anything to advance their agenda they like- and there is no concern for truth.
What is amazing here is if a Cause is truely a Just Cause, it does not need to fake it like this. This is pathetic and stupid.
And check out the video footage too from the BBC, where the jeep is now on fire.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7351024.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/7351369.stm
This story got reported in the English-language MSM. But some very important stories get no coverage. Check this one out, for it involves Condi Rice's pets in the Balkans.
http://ziontruth.blogspot.com/2008/04/condoleezza-rice-embraces-anti-israel.html
Shadows are not the only strange thing in Gaza. If you follow the link to yahoo and have a look at the "Cameraman killed in Gaza" gallery, you will find other astonishing phenomenons, too:
- Obviously, the blood of Palestinian cameramen does not turn brown when dry, see
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Cameraman-killed-Gaza-Pool-Gaza-City-Israeli-army/ss/events/wl/042108fadelshana/im:/080421/ids_photos_india_wl/ra1656882674.jpg/print;_ylt=AotdeCnJAVN.nin4o2J9k36aK8MA
(In case the link should not work: according to the capture, picture #2/39 shows "a Palestinian mourner" carrying "the blood-stained jacket of Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana, 23, during his funeral in Gaza City April 17, 2008.")
- The print shops in Gaza are applaudably efficient: They can deliver four-colour portrait posters within a few hours, just in time for the funeral (which took place the same day the cameraman was killed).
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Cameraman-killed-Gaza-Pool-Gaza-City/ss/events/wl/042108fadelshana/im:/080417/photos_ts/2008_04_17t101826_450x300_us_palestinians_israel_gaza_reuters/print;_ylt=AotdeCnJAVN.nin4o2J9k37mWMcF
I find that admirable, especially when taking into account that there is not enough power to bake bread in Gaza.
The shadows are on both pictures exactly the same, except the shadow on the second sandal. It could be from another person, etc., because on the second picture you see a long thin shadow near the red jacket. It has the same distance to a brown spot on the road as in the first picture.
The reason, why nobody carries them away could be, that it would be safer not to move them because of possible inner injuries from the used flechettes and it would be safer to wait for a medic.
The shadows might be around, two things you pointed:
1. The guy is moving around himself, he is covering his eyes and looking directly at the cmer
2. The people are not even gathered around the injured people, they are just walking around as if nothing has happened, compare it to the picture where the guy is actually injured, or even a scratch on one of them, they pick them up and run through the crowd; so it is obvious that the picture is staged;
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