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First of all no more shaky videos or blurred light spots, please. Give me photos or videos as clear as Eiffel Tower or the statute of liberty. Take it, don’t create it. Positively no Photoshop.
Second, no more people talking blah blah blah, certainly no more stressing eyewitness’s personal or professional credentials. No more loud, strong, impressive background music. That is to say stop convincing, start presenting, don’t try to impress anybody. Thank you.
Before somebody says the government is hiding something he needs to explain “why” he thinks the government “wants” to hide something. You can’t just assume the US government always “wants” to hide something, let alone assuming the government “is” hiding something.
Tell me why you think I wish to hide something, make that argument impeccably reasonable, then accuse me of hiding something, strongly with evidence, then I’ll tell you what I’m hiding, honestly.
Lastly please refrain from using the word believe. The definition of believe is “take something as true unconditionally”. Therefore believing is a disorder, not a virtue. I have never believed one single thing in my whole life. I’m 64, and my life has been good for someone who’s been stubborn as a rock. I don’t even believe my wife is my wife, I KNOW she is my wife, just like my cars my house my children. I can prove all that and my concept is right — not stubbornness or rock but my principles.
And I never have to explain to or convince anybody, that my wife is my wife, my cars are my cars, my house is my house, my children are my children. Nobody needs to believe, everybody knows.
If you know, believing is irrelevant. If you don’t believing is futile. I’m right again. EYHO.
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