Thanks for providing your own insights videoman.
At the thread at your forum that you point to, this coherent piece was also linked as a post:
www.brushtail.com.au...
It includes a set of arguments for how the video came about, including these important questions:
Suggested lines of inquiry
• What are the standard interrogation procedures used in these circumstances by the FBI and or the CIA? Do they include videotaping the interrogation.
Personally I’d be astounded if they didn’t, after all, the careful reexamination of an interview for nuances of speech, body language etc, is a
powerful investigative tool. In this respect, has any of the photographic and video material viewed in closed session by US lawmakers depicted an
interrogation session?
• Were tapes made at the three known interviews of Nick Berg by the FBI? Who did the interviews? Where are they?
• Were the orange jumpsuits issued in Iraq? To the Iraqi police, or only at US run facilities like Abu Ghraib? (There is, now, one photo in the public
domain showing an Iraqi prisoner at Abu Ghraib in an orange jumpsuit, although it is of a different style to the suit Berg is wearing).
• If video cameras were issued to interrogators, what brand/s were issued, and are their on-screen clocks consistent with those seen in the execution
video.
• Whereabouts in Iraq was Nick Berg imprisoned by US and/or Iraqi police?