Guess what, Hotrod, the hair is identical.
No, it's not. The fact that you instantly resort to name-calling removes all credibility from anything else you have to say.
The top photo is taken with a wide-angle lens as evidenced by the angular distortion in the lower corners. It's obvious.
No, it's not obvious. You have no evidence a wide-angle lens was used, because you don't know what type of camera was used. The type of film, or sensor size, determines what focal lengths are considered zoom, normal, wide-angle or ultra wide-angle. Your insistence that a wide-angle lens was being used without knowing what type of camera was being used is proof that your claim has no basis in fact. Additionally, even if a wide-angle lens was used, distortion in the middle of the lens would be at a minimum, if at all.
A lock of her hair has fallen across her face in the second picture. If you have dated a woman you'd known this happens.
Exactly! You do see that her hair in the second picture is at her eye level. It is physically impossible for the hair in the first picture to get in that woman's eyes. It is not long enough.
You can get a fix on the time the first picture is taken by the image of the WTC on the TV. They moved to the underground command bunker and stayed there later. It was a long day, at one point AA77 was headed into D.C. and nobody knew its target. Al lot of people sweating it out.
This argument has no relevance. TV time stamps do not conclusively prove anything. If the pictures were staged, they would have been playing a loop to make people think the pictures were being taken at a certain time on 9/11.
The idea that these pictures were staged is inconsistent with the FACT that PBS Frontline had to use an FOIA petition to get access to them. Why stage pictures if you're not going to release them. Why take 200 staged pictures if you're not going to released them all?
I'm not alleging 200 pictures were staged. I am questioning the authenticity of the pictures taken in Cheney's office, and possibly two taken in the PEOC. The FOIA argument does nothing to prove or disprove the authenticity of the pictures. Again, you're saying they didn't have to do this, so the pictures must be real. This argument has no merit.
It might have been before, but now I'm certain it's not. Each ridiculous argument against my theory just proves that I could be right.The theory that there's a look-alike Mary Matalin is easily the dumbest thing since the WTC death-ray.
The pictures in Cheney's office are being used to "prove" Cheney's whereabouts on the morning of 9/11. They are entirely relevant to the discussion, and every attempt to dismiss this just proves they are extremely important.None of these pictures have anything to do why what was occurring in New York or at the Pentagon. Just reaction shots from the White House photographer. He took as many pictures on 9-10-2001, why not look at those and compare...you know... until your new meds arrive...
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