Although ...
Severson does "make" every time he opens his mouth or puts cyber-pen to cyber-paper.
That's "make" in the sense that our parents might have used the word -- to ask if we had moved our bowels.
"Did you make, honey?"
Oh yeah ... Severson makes.
The Gaelic vernacular adapted by the British streets articulates it perfectly:
Noun: gobshite.
Verb: to gobshite.
It also captures the essence of Twitter.
Guess who's in the Pinata?
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It kinda makes you want him to stay. Next we can pull the wings off of a fly just to watch it hop around.
No Greg, I teach about the JFK conspiracy not any & all conspiracy theories. I guess you're just jealous you've wasted your life selling real estate while I'm getting to enlighten students about the death of JFK at JFK HS.
Being taken as a fake by some 911 groups.
Quote:World911Truth.org | September 15, 2011A new FAKE short Building 7 video showing very clear explosions appeared on the Web recently and is going viral, so we have decided to warn you about it.
We think this video was released with the clear intention to hurt the 9/11 truth movement's credibility and this is why we are publishing this article. Do not spread the video around.
Why is this video 100% Fake?
We could just tell you right away. But in the case that it happens again, let's ask ourselves important questions first.Why would such video come out after 10 years? A real credible source would have released more than a few seconds of video (a few minutes at least, to prove it's real), and it would not have been edited. Especially for a video showing clear explosions. Important points showing us this is a fake:
- Video too short
- No source to corroborate it
- Blurry / Fuzzy / Jerky / Digitally zoomed
- The poster took another Building 7 footage, edited and mirror-inverted it. (side-by-side comparison with original footage)
- The audio explosion seems to be dubbed in, and the overall audio is of very poor quality.
- Last but not least, the poster of the video even took time to add a "flying saucer" which can be seen at 0:15 and 0:30 in the video (on top of the building). This is subtle and most people won't see it while watching the video only a few times. But it's there.
This Building 7 video is a fake and spreading it as suggested in the video is a bad idea.
Moving on…