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2018-11-11 04:27:39 UTC
I don't know if anyone here has noticed this before, but I was recently
watching a slow motion stabilised version of the Z film (link below) and
was taken back by what I noticed. Instead of looking at what was going on
in the limo, I focused on a group of bystanders lined up on the north side
of Elm St. to the left of the freeway sign. When the limo approached and
came directly in front of them, they seemed to stand still, not the least
bit excited. No one was waving. Then the limo passed them and moved to
their RIGHT, but some of them appeared to be looking straight ahead while
others were still looking to their LEFT toward Huston St. as they were
when the motorcade was first approaching. I find this totally inconsistent
with normal human behaviour. More evidence of alteration?
https://gizmodo.com/stabilized-footage-of-the-jfk-assassination-is-unsettli-1465136863
watching a slow motion stabilised version of the Z film (link below) and
was taken back by what I noticed. Instead of looking at what was going on
in the limo, I focused on a group of bystanders lined up on the north side
of Elm St. to the left of the freeway sign. When the limo approached and
came directly in front of them, they seemed to stand still, not the least
bit excited. No one was waving. Then the limo passed them and moved to
their RIGHT, but some of them appeared to be looking straight ahead while
others were still looking to their LEFT toward Huston St. as they were
when the motorcade was first approaching. I find this totally inconsistent
with normal human behaviour. More evidence of alteration?
https://gizmodo.com/stabilized-footage-of-the-jfk-assassination-is-unsettli-1465136863