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You didn't answer my question.
I blew your argument out of the water.
You didn't answer my question.
Are you suggesting that at the moment of the impact, there were millions of video toting Iraqis pointing their cameras at the sky?
Because in Russia, EVERY car has a dash cam.
I blew your argument out of the water.
The video was shot about 8-10 miles away, at night. What are the odds that some random dude, with a video camera is going to be videoing that exact spot, at the exact moment the missile impacted the aircraft?
Video shows the moment a missile hit the Ukrainian jet
If you are near or in the middle of war with rockets launching at the sky, what's the first thing you do?
Because it's 2020 and Iranians don't live in a third world cesspool of mud huts and garbage?
They have cell phones. They also have internet and wifi.
Tehran has 9 million people do you honestly beleive in the day of everyone taking selfies and videos (way worse than back in 911) that there is anythingremoely abnormal about this? Heck I am rather surprised there arent moreIt was daylight and one plane had already impacted.
Are you suggesting that at the moment of the impact, there were millions of video toting Iraqis pointing their cameras at the sky?
Because in Russia, EVERY car has a dash cam.
We need to remedy that.
He wasn't tracking the missle. He was focused on the exact point of impact.
Doesn't anyone think it's funny that somebody had their camera facing in just the right direction when this meteor was in the sky?
Bit of a coincidence, doncha think?
Nope. That meteor was obviously sent by the Lizard people as part of a Socialist Deep State plot to kill White Christian Americans.
He saw the middle, got his camera out, saw the trajectory while doing so, saw the obvious target, and filmed it.
How often do you video the night sky waiting for an aircraft to get hit with a SAM?
Thhere's no way he could see the target. He had to already know it was there.
Me personally I don't film much of anything. However if I was in a place that had regular rocket attacks and saw a missile heading towards a target I would probably pull my phone out also.
Thhere's no way he could see the target. He had to already know it was there.
You're stretching. Too thin for me.
Do you think you could see an aircraft, at night, from ten miles?
And this one got a perfect shot of the Ukraine aircrafts getting flamed. Are you saying it was coincidence?
The video was shot about 8-10 miles away, at night. What are the odds that some random dude, with a video camera is going to be videoing that exact spot, at the exact moment the missile impacted the aircraft?
Video shows the moment a missile hit the Ukrainian jet
No, he was videoing before the missile impacted. You'll notice it took about 10 seconds for the report to reach the camera's mic, which means he was about 10 miles away.