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Originally posted by loam
So I went looking for the original untouched photo.
Here is what I found:
As you can see, it shows much more of the room at the moment Obama is pulling out his money.
It seems pretty clear to me that there were no camera men positioned close enough in time to take the next photo, unless that shot was intended to be taken by staging it.
Originally posted by Starwise
reply to post by loam
Wow the pictures are different huh....
One has a money clip too....
I have no theory as to why another pic would be posed....
Originally posted by Kluute
reply to post by loam
Why this is front page news I will never understand.
There are umpteen more important things we should be trying to achieve.
Nevermind Obamas wad of money..
Originally posted by Indigo5
If there is a conspiracy worth investigating it might be the amount of rational thought some people supress when they see President Obama.
Originally posted by kaylaluv
It doesn't seem clear to me. There's about 3-4 feet between the edge of the photo and where the mayor is standing. You don't think it's possible that a photographer was standing just outside the first shot, then moved in as soon as the mayor stepped behind the president?
Originally posted by kaylaluv
Here is another photo I found at the deli. Why, look at that - it's from a different angle than the first shot. Is it the same photographer, or a different photographer?
Originally posted by kaylaluv
There is no evidence that Obama deliberately wanted shots of his "wad".
Originally posted by loam
I think this thread has run its course....
Originally posted by buddhasystem
We must be leaving in a pretty boring world, if contents of someone's wallet, as mundane and nondescript as they are, still manage to stir this kind of agitation. Some people like to carry hundreds. I prefer 20s. What's the big deal?
Come on. The $20 bill is the most convenient denomination when going for beers and fast food. How the hell can this be "interesting"?
If Obama was paying in gold bullion, now we'd have something to discuss.
Yawn.
Originally posted by MrWendal
Originally posted by buddhasystem
We must be leaving in a pretty boring world, if contents of someone's wallet, as mundane and nondescript as they are, still manage to stir this kind of agitation. Some people like to carry hundreds. I prefer 20s. What's the big deal?
Come on. The $20 bill is the most convenient denomination when going for beers and fast food. How the hell can this be "interesting"?
If Obama was paying in gold bullion, now we'd have something to discuss.
Yawn.
Hmmm well first of all the President of the US is on call 24 hours a day 7 days a week. If he is "going out for beers" I'd say that is a possible National Security Risk.