Iranians photoshop in at least two missles

[Wacka]

Go to Little Green Footballs for evidence. Of course, the lame stream media does not question another fake.

LGF is also the site that exposed the Rather docments as fakes.

[pBills]

Not a bad photoshop job.

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It's a good thing we got that Yellowcake out of Iraq when we did. If Iran got ahold of it they could have showered Twinkies® all over Tel-Aviv

 

But seriously, this really makes me wonder about Iran's capability to build a nuke. How can they possibly know how to put something that complex together if they can't even Photoshop® a picture the right way

[finknottle]

Maybe they are having their cake and eating it too.

 

They get the tests and send a clear message to foreign governments, while simultaneously undermining in the eyes of the left around the world that they should be considered a serious threat.

[Wacka]

Not a bad photoshop job.

 

Yes it is a bad job if one can determine it was faked pretty easily.

There have been many other incidents such as extra smoke over Lebanon to make it look like Israel bombed a lot more things when they were protecting themselves.- the cloning of the smoke was crudely done, and the "bomb magnet" woman.-A woman in the same pose wailing that her house was destroyed in two different cities.

The western media just print these without looking at them because it makes Israel and the west look bad.

 

Same thing with the Bush National Guard documents Dan Rather said were real. It took people sitting at home in their BVDs less than 30 minutes to prove they were produced with Word and not typed back then.

[pBills]

Yes it is a bad job if one can determine it was faked pretty easily.

There have been many other incidents such as extra smoke over Lebanon to make it look like Israel bombed a lot more things when they were protecting themselves.- the cloning of the smoke was crudely done, and the "bomb magnet" woman.-A woman in the same pose wailing that her house was destroyed in two different cities.

The western media just print these without looking at them because it makes Israel and the west look bad.

 

Same thing with the Bush National Guard documents Dan Rather said were real. It took people sitting at home in their BVDs less than 30 minutes to prove they were produced with Word and not typed back then.

 

 

 

If you are looking for pixel clarity, it's not a bad job. Granted I do not have the original really dive into that - web view looks clear. You are right though about the creator not thinking about the redundancy.

[SilverNRed]

Here's another link for the story:

 

http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/1...y/index.html?hp

 

Yes it is a bad job if one can determine it was faked pretty easily.

There have been many other incidents such as extra smoke over Lebanon to make it look like Israel bombed a lot more things when they were protecting themselves.- the cloning of the smoke was crudely done, and the "bomb magnet" woman.-A woman in the same pose wailing that her house was destroyed in two different cities.

The western media just print these without looking at them because it makes Israel and the west look bad.

 

Same thing with the Bush National Guard documents Dan Rather said were real. It took people sitting at home in their BVDs less than 30 minutes to prove they were produced with Word and not typed back then.

People make fun of the blogs all the time, but they've done some pretty incredible work fact-checking the (supposedly) professional journalists in our MSM.

[VABills]

It's a good thing we got that Yellowcake out of Iraq when we did. If Iran got ahold of it they could have showered Twinkies® all over Tel-Aviv

 

But seriously, this really makes me wonder about Iran's capability to build a nuke. How can they possibly know how to put something that complex together if they can't even Photoshop® a picture the right way

Yeah well noone in the US could photoshop at all until 50 years after we built the bomb. Why you being so hard on the rag heads? Nukes today, photoshop skills 50 years from now. Why do you want to hold them to different standards?