I agree KT, more desktop/bluescreen fakery. The crane does a nice job of leading your eye away from the fact that the fireball is standing still. How much longer can the deniers deny?

This is simple, powerful PROOF.

Thanks, Killtown.

For more “frozen fireballs” see the Naudet DVD first hit.

The lies are hiding in plain sight.

I always wonders why some videos of the 2nd explosion (that didn't show any plane) showed helicopters and planes flying in the distance and then videos like these don't. Guess now we know.

They zoomed on a still frame, just like what you did with your Killtown logo at the front of the video.

I can't believe how often they screwed up. As Nico says, we may not be so lucky next time.

I've found something on the BBC "wtc7" broadcast which I will post later.

I think we are seing the following :

A widescreen monitor attached to a PC running a chromakey layering program. There are two or three in Killtowns post.

At the very begining of that BBC broadcast there is a telling clue.

Clue: Thats not your mouse pointer in the right hand corner.

Both are a hallmark of fake 9/11 videos. It's not hard to see in virtualdub, in areas where the "camera" appears to be bouncing around wildly as if the cameraman is startled, the reality is that the frozen background is just being jostled around (panned diagonally, left right, up down). The animators cut way back on updating things like explosions and falling debris during these exciting "hand held camera" simulations, switching back to 2-D animation after the exciting camera shaking is over.

It's not an innocent "effect". The videos are fabricated. There's really no reason to think it was filmed from anywhere on 9/11. Perhaps someone will look harder at the bottom footage than I have but that crane seems to be immune to zooming. At first glance it looks just as big on screen before the zoom starts as it does afterwards. And what exactly is that crane *doing*? Is it a crane or is it a collection of pixels designed to give a 3-D effect to our 2-D animated video?

I think a lot of the birds and blurs are also just designed to take a flat 2-D image and give it a little pizzazz.

Fred

those animated gifs are good for forum posting as well