Cluesforum - How far will they go exactly

Been in the midlands for a few days so have been off-line, I don't want anyone to think I've started a thread and bailed out.
However, Clueless seem to be just as active as ever. Their focus on the Vietnam pictures appears to be intensifying.
Their lack of ability to understand what they are actually viewing, against what they want to view, or even think they might be viewing is undiminished.
Do they ever actually look at original images or is it always images they have found online?
The best book I could direct them to is 'Pictures on a page' but then they will say it shows how easy it is to fake pictures.
As far as taking pictures, obviously in their eyes no-one is a professional war photographer so wouldn't have an eye for a picture.

Personally, and probably showing my age! I have two Nikon F3 (possibly the best camera ever made) and a D5000.

They share a common failing with many CT's, namely the inability to separate the technological capabilities we have now from what we used to have. They cannot comprehnd the idea that we have not always had photooshop or digital video editing. It's a mystery to them.

Combine this with the flawed logic of "digital images can be faked therefore all digital images are faked" and you get a total inability to distinguish real life facts from their own internalised fiction. Oh the irony, given that their main accusation against normal people is pretty much the same one.

Oh, and monumental stupidity of course.
 
They have some weird photo analysis website they upload images to. The site convert the image to some form of raw data and the more white they see the more likely it is to be fake. I started a thread about this website they use but I can't find it now. I was really interested to figure out what exactly they are doing but I don't think I got my answer.
 
Been in the midlands for a few days so have been off-line, I don't want anyone to think I've started a thread and bailed out.
However, Clueless seem to be just as active as ever. Their focus on the Vietnam pictures appears to be intensifying.
Their lack of ability to understand what they are actually viewing, against what they want to view, or even think they might be viewing is undiminished.
Do they ever actually look at original images or is it always images they have found online?
The best book I could direct them to is 'Pictures on a page' but then they will say it shows how easy it is to fake pictures.
As far as taking pictures, obviously in their eyes no-one is a professional war photographer so wouldn't have an eye for a picture.

Personally, and probably showing my age! I have two Nikon F3 (possibly the best camera ever made) and a D5000.

I'm a Pro photographer and amusingly was amongst other subjects of one of their fantasies a year ago,and their lack of basic photography is laughable.When they found pic of mine with Exif data they denounced me for"Photoshopping" as I use Photoshop!!
They cant figure two different light sources are due to flash and daylight combined,perspective shortening is why people look too near to each other etc.
They expect every person involved in an incident to have video of themselves and a mass of photos online.


ETA: In "My"thread on Cluesless there was a gem of dumbness,when one FM discovered " the word 'ambulance' seems to have been painted on back to front, on the bonnet (right side of picture). Yet, it appears the correct way around at the top along the blue strip" :D
 
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There's another failing: they assume that the only thing Photoshop is used for is to produce fake images of things. They forget it is the industry standard tool for image processing.

Every photo I've ever posted on the web has had levels tweaked in Photoshop, and occasional sharpening too. By their logic this means I never went on any of those nice holidays, the weddings I photographed never happened and the moon doesn't exist.
 
There's another failing: they assume that the only thing Photoshop is used for is to produce fake images of things. They forget it is the industry standard tool for image processing.

Every photo I've ever posted on the web has had levels tweaked in Photoshop, and occasional sharpening too. By their logic this means I never went on any of those nice holidays, the weddings I photographed never happened and the moon doesn't exist.

Sorry but:
1. You didn't.
2. They didn't.
3. It doesn't, it's a hologram or spaceship or something.

I also think Photoshop does not exist and is a ploy by the NWO. Therefore all their theories are a conspiracy. Unfortunately this means you are included in this.
 
ETA: In "My"thread on Cluesless there was a gem of dumbness,when one FM discovered " the word 'ambulance' seems to have been painted on back to front, on the bonnet (right side of picture). Yet, it appears the correct way around at the top along the blue strip" :D

In all fairness to the Clueless, they probably don't see many ambulances in their mom's basement. And when they do go out they can't see the rear-view mirror while texting in the back seat of mom's car.
 
ETA: In "My"thread on Cluesless there was a gem of dumbness,when one FM discovered " the word 'ambulance' seems to have been painted on back to front, on the bonnet (right side of picture). Yet, it appears the correct way around at the top along the blue strip" :D

Oh myyyy. (/George Takei) You so need to Stundy that!
 
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They have some weird photo analysis website they upload images to. The site convert the image to some form of raw data and the more white they see the more likely it is to be fake. I started a thread about this website they use but I can't find it now. I was really interested to figure out what exactly they are doing but I don't think I got my answer.

It might have been this one? http://www.errorlevelanalysis.com/ (which has 'closed' now, but there's others like it)

As for what it's doing - http://www.nameofscience.com/2010/05/image-error-level-analysis.html has a decent explanation and good example. It's nowhere near a bulletproof method to prove/disprove modification of an arbitrary image, but it has its uses.
 
Clueless should be posting pics of the latest Dragon launch. as soon as they can find some padcam shots with bugs in them...
Do they know that the Cape is a wildlife preserve?? Oh yeah, they have bugs there...
 
How far will they go? As far as their warped little minds can take them.

In the SeptClues world, real life just doesn't happen. It must be quite comforting for them.
 
Clueless should be posting pics of the latest Dragon launch. as soon as they can find some padcam shots with bugs in them...
Do they know that the Cape is a wildlife preserve?? Oh yeah, they have bugs there...
Sure.But different bugs every time? Come on.....wake up sheeple!
 
So... I wonder if there is some illuminati meaning to the sandwich board wearing CT advocate in Count Arthur Strong? "The Olympics were faked!"
 
I had a brush with these people yesterday, and now I feel dirty.

They were commenting on a youtube video showing Professor Brian Cox (rightly) calling people who believe Apollo was hoaxed morons. Simonshack invited his acolytes to join him in spamming the video.

I added my own comment, and it wasn't long before simonshack himself joined in.

Regarding my own comment about images of Earth, he posted

a new movie called "Gravity" starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney also shows splendid images meant to depict the entire Earth. Do you reckon that they filmed that from space? Or could it possibly just have been made with 'Hollywood-grade' special effects

When I pointed out that Gravity took 5 years and a whole new system of filming that didn't exist in the Apollo era I got this:

Oh no, I do not think they had the ability to make movies like "Gravity" back in 1968-1972.

They had the ability to do THIS:
watch?v=Obd_jTO66-0

And it cracks me up every single time I watch it :O)

The link is to the Apollo 17 ascent module remotely controlled launch footage,

So what was the point in posting the Gravity thing then? None, other than to poison the well a bit. I pointed out to him that the same sequence of film shows an image of Earth with verifiable weather patterns. He has not bothered to respond.

So there's one tactic they employ - a seemingly pleasant "Just saying" tone that belies the deeply unpleasant nature of the forum over which he presides and attempts to cast doubt in the mind of the neutral without actually discussing anything you posted.

Meanwhile, another user. Darian Nucleus weighed in:

ol. "Satellites". You might as well rephrase the sentence to: "We went to the moon---what I saw on television proves it". You're relying on a devoted son to testify against his parents, essentially. Without even getting into the specifics of the satellite myth, the aforementioned conflict of interest should be enough for any rational human being to realize that relying on NASA to prove the claims of NASA is profoundly stupid.

Notwithstanding the fact that, actually, TV does prove it, because the live broadcasts show details that could only have been seen in space or on the moon, it's all just "NASA NASA NASA booo bad guys".

After my response to him we have:

You do not need space-based technology to obtain such data and imagery. Again, you're using NASA fakery to prove the claims of NASA. Ionospheric Refraction and high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft technologies are more than sufficient. Keep worshiping actors playing their respective parts on television, though, by all means. I'll take investigative analysis over propaganda disseminated by the British Royal Society (continuation of The Lunar Society/Hellfire Club) any day. Yay, history!

He fails to explain how the technology he quotes could possibly produce images of Earth from space. He obviously doesn't consider the stuff I've done as investigative analysis (see my sig), and all you need to do is a bit of character assassination and you have won.

I pointed out that NASA didn't collect the weather images I use, and that he should find me a faked Earth image and he responds with:

Are you implying that media corporations launch their own "weather satellites" and conduct "observations" entirely independent of so-called space agencies? You think NASA and the media are mutually exclusive? As for the imagery, I invite you to form an introductory post at cluesforum, and you can introduce us to your "real" images of earth "from space". Surely, you are willing to come and post a single, REAL image of earth from space, no? You've been willing to engage us here, of all places.

He doesn't get it.

I responded saying that i wouldn't lower myself to join his forum and that I only visit it to laugh at them. I invite them to show me a faked image of Earth. I then get

Your declining of my invitation to "debunk" the ongoing research of cluesforum is so predictable that I find it quaint---cute, even. You are willing to spend your time responding to our challenges on youtube, but are unwilling to engage us in a proper forum for in-depth discussion. How wonderfully transparent of you. Unwilling to post even ONE real image of earth? I wonder if it's because you can't! :-) Good game. You're done.

I love the idea that their forum is a proper forum for in-depth discussion - it's the last thing it is. I responded that having seen their treatment of dissent from within their own ranks I had no interest in being their chew toy.

I have had no further response but it has revealed interesting tactics of 'debate', namely demand you discuss it solely on their terms or not at all, avoidance of any kind of evidence to support their claim and a reliance on smearing evidence that opposes their view.

Oddly one of my comments got lots of negative comments and was hidden. Which one? The one saying that simonshack had invited his users to spam the video.

Brian Cox is absolutely on the money about them and their ilk, and I share his contempt.
 
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I'll take investigative analysis over propaganda disseminated by the British Royal Society (continuation of The Lunar Society/Hellfire Club) any day. Yay, history!
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The first Hellfire Club was formed over 50 years after the Royal Society.
The RS was in the 1660's, the Hellfire Club was 1720's.

"Yay, history" indeed.

ETA: Had to look up the Lunar Society...they were a further 50 years after the Hellfires were formed.
 
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I'll take investigative analysis over propaganda disseminated by the British Royal Society (continuation of The Lunar Society/Hellfire Club) any day. Yay, history!
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The first Hellfire Club was formed over 50 years after the Royal Society.
The RS was in the 1660's, the Hellfire Club was 1720's.

"Yay, history" indeed.

ETA: Had to look up the Lunar Society...they were a further 50 years after the Hellfires were formed.

Wasn't the Hellfire club just some elitist guys having a laugh?
A boozy parody of the Masons?
 
Wasn't the Hellfire club just some elitist guys having a laugh?
A boozy parody of the Masons?
Pretty much. From what I've read, they were an early version of the Bullingdon Club.
CT: But, but - they've got HELL in their name! So they were Satanists!! NWO!! Zionists!!eleventy11!! /CT
 

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