Did anyone else see this? (Page 1 of 2)

OMFG, that tripped me out!, because I cheated immediately and started pausing almost frame by frame to count, and STILL didn't notice the guy walk in between them.

Couldn't have said it better belljar.

This video certainly changed my awareness level about scrutinizing everything you THINK you see.  I found the real value in this not as it applies to 911 but to try to apply it to the rest of the media and the world in general.  I've become good at spotting misdirection in the newscasts but had primarily only focused on verbage and thinking about what news is not being reported intentionally.  I had never really questioned what I thought saw until I watched this.

I wasn't very clear with my comment.  I know 911 was and inside job.  Controlled demolition.  No cell phone calls from flight 93.  Pentagon hit by a missle most likely......"Highjackers" were CIA assets trained at U.S. Military bases...WTC 7....NORAD stand down....etc.  I've actually spent way too much time hashing that out after I already knew that the official story is the most ridiculous "conspiracy theory" of all.

I assumed that everyone here already knew that 911 was an inside job.  I was just intrigued by the part of the video that didn't relate to 911 in the sense that I didn't realize how effective misdirection could be....as it related to the first part of the video.  (The count the passes part.)  Sorry for not being more specific.

Cheers!

Winston

I don't know how I missed the gorilla the first time, but I did.     That's really something.  They really do have things down to a science. Illusions interest me, always have, and that was definitely a good example of one.

Regarding 9/11....the first week afterwards I was in a near constant state of upset about it all, very emotionally amped up and of course believing the official story.  It was all so shocking that I hadn't had time to even question anything.  Then within a week's time the newspaper where I lived, the Orange County Register (California) ran this big story about how the planes took the buildings down.

I'll never forget it.  I can still see myself sitting on my bedroom floor in the house I was renting holding this newspaper, reading this big story with big color pictures and diagrams and everything....trying SO HARD to desperately prove that the planes took these buildings down.  Talking about the logistics of the heat, and melting the steel, and all that nonsense.     I'm good with psychology and "reading people" and this extends into the written word as well. The OC Register article, commissioned by TPTB, was trying WAAAY too hard to prove the "planes brought down the buildings theory" to the point where it just struck me as completely absurd.    Really over the top.  Too much effort.  You don't do an article like that if you're not trying desperately to "convince" the public of something.  If the planes really and truly brought the buildings down, then they'd have nothing to be defensive about, nothing to prove to us.

I was frowning and mumbling out loud to myself as I read it, and then literally tossed the paper aside in disgust.   It pissed me off.   And that's when I knew.  "INSIDE JOB" all the way.  Took a week, due to being in a heightened emotional daze, but hey, it was still quicker than most, what can I say.  haha

Sorry Winston.  I should have ascertained from your moniker that
you were one of the choir. 
There I went with one of my kneejerk short conspiracy rants.

But yes, the video is quite telling.  Excellent catch on your part
and thanks for sharing this with us.
TP

Amazing!
thanks for the link!!
I missed the gorilla too!!!
:lol: