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Originally posted by jjkenobi
Within minutes of the Boston terrorist attack there were hundreds of pictures and videos from every possible angle available online for anyone to dissect. It took a little bit longer but even for the 911 World Trade Center attacks we eventually had dozens of videos and photos from different angles. For a public event in today's world it would be near impossible to perform nefarious activities without being caught on multiple cameras/videos. The powers that be could not possibly censor all the different media types from different sources to perform a cover-up, could they?
It really got me thinking how previous conspiracy events might have turned out differently if we had that massive availability of information readily available. Events such as the Roswell - if there is a bright light or meteor anywhere in the world these days it is caught on multiple videos and posted on youtube and the news outlets within minutes. The Kennedy assassination - imagine if we had a hundred photos and videos to comb through and look for "suspicious" people or inconsistencies. Even the Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination could have had unforeseen lot twists.
The future of investigating conspiracy events has definitely hit a new era.
Originally posted by enjoies05
reply to post by jjkenobi
You have a good point. But just to make you think about it more, we have all this technology and cameras today and we still don't have undeniable proof of any alien UFO or something like that. So it definitely helps in a lot of cases but it also makes you wonder.
Originally posted by enjoies05
reply to post by Rick26
Link?
I think the best proof for a UFO case would be multiple pictures from different people and different angles across a length of time. And that could very well happen with all the photo capabilities of an average city or town. We just have to wait for an actual craft to come visit.