reply to post by KonigKaos
Nah, I'm just speculating and watching.
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reply to post by Cuhail
Thanks Cuhail.
Holy cow. I'm suprised anyone is following this in the Skunk Works forum. Wait. Didn't I post this in Skunk works

? Oh well, I must be
loosing it.
Anyway, as far as I'm aware Adam has not been located yet. The scuttlebutt is that Adam just disappeared one day. He is considered the AQ media
advisor and the video quality was "live motion", with good english subtitles. Lately though they are simple still images, without english subtitles,
and with apparently fake audio. Thats why people think something happened to him recently.
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That brings me to new updates, one of which appears, (on the surface), to conflict with the information I've posted about Adam and al-Zawahiri.
1. I've received private confirmation that the audio analysis of the (Dec.
14t)
still-shot video disussing the Annapolis conference of November, has
the same analysis results as the
previous audio. It
appears to be faked. No shock there. I'll post a link when the results have been published.
2. A new al Zawahiri video has been
released today (Dec. 16). Its longer, (
97-minutes 
) and contains english subtitles. Full
analysis has not been performed that I'm aware of, but
Reuters,
and
others have published some excerpts. Copies of the video are located on
multiple servers as usual.
These 2 new reports conflict because the previous couple of audios appear fake, but articles about this latest video indicate it may be "live
motion", and does have english subtitles. So, maybe Zawahiri and Adam are alive and well.
Much of the determination will depend on:
How well the live motion and audio mesh together.
If the speach consists of computer generated and older bits of audio spliced.
If its discovered the footage is old unreleased film, with fake audio dubbed over it, like OBL's last few.
If the events discussed are recent.
Unfortunatly, at 97 minutes, a detailed analysis may take some time.
[edit on 12/17/07 by makeitso]