Note how none of those change the spacing of the eyes, even that very impressive surgery isn't sufficient to account for the differences between Foley and Israel.A seemingly jokingly bur in fact serious article title from the DailyMail:
Plastic surgery in South Korea is now so good that people travelling home afterwards need CERTIFICATES to prove who they are
I dont know about the opening statement. Maybe it was a figure of speech. Few if anybody thinks every news story of such importance is fake with Crisis actors.
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Just as "some" can not conceive how anyone could look at the evidence and believe that these 2 are the same person.I dont know about the opening statement. Maybe it was a figure of speech. Few if anybody thinks every news story of such importance is fake with Crisis actors. That's is surely getting in to broader issues which I seem banned from commenting on. I would imagine some are fake. The circumstances on a broader level are certainly very suspect but thanks for this article. It was helpful to help my friends who were becoming a bit paranoid about this. I believed it myself for awhile untill I looked in to other evidence rather than just Youtube videos. They do look and sound similar in the video but thats personal perception. I dont know how anybody can say that to be wrong.
Someone here wondered why they would use the same actress? The real question is "why wouldn't they"?
I wish that both Jeff Bauman and Nick Vogt show up at the trial of Dzokar Tsarnaev. Conspiracist heads would explode.
Because it's logically fallible? It makes no logical sense to use the SAME actress and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on plastic surgury just so she can go on TV later on and be bloody identified by EVERYBODY. The whole point of a conspiracy is to HIDE the damned thing in the first place. How in the wide world of sports can a government who's supposed to be setting up all these false flags.. going through ALLLLL of these elaborate steps and measures to fool all of us sheeple into thinking something's real when its a fake, just to take our minds off of whatever they want to distract us from, be so bloody stupid? They're going to spend BILLIONS of dollars setting all this stuff up, just to screw up and put a "crisis actor" on TV that can be easily identified. Really? If they have all these hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people at their disposal to help them conduct these fakeries.. why recycle actors? You've got a MASSIVE pool to pull from. Either they're good enough and smart enough to set all this crap up logistically to have it pulled off without a hitch to fool everyone, or they're too freaking stupid to do anything right. You cant have it both ways.
I think I pointed this out before, but I'll say it again: Getting actors is cheap. California and New York are both just full of aspiring actors who spend a lifetime working at coffee shops or shoe stores and spend decades trying to get discovered.
Hiring actors is not the issue. The issue is covering up that you are hiring actors to portray real people. Like in this case. Even if these were two different "actors", how exactly is it supposed to work?
I think I pointed this out before, but I'll say it again: Getting actors is cheap. California and New York are both just full of aspiring actors who spend a lifetime working at coffee shops or shoe stores and spend decades trying to get discovered.
Getting some injury makeup and doing some TV interviews is a lot better than some of the stuff these actors have done for money and the vague promise of discovery. The amateur porn industry has proven these people to be an infinite and inexhaustible source of unknown faces willing to do terrible and degrading work they can never put on a resume for next to no money.
If a guy walking through Central Park with a handful of crumpled 20 dollar bills and a video camera can do it, a massively funded intelligence operation can sure as **** do it.
No offense, Hev, but this is a textbook example of the Ignoratio elenchi fallacy,I think I pointed this out before, but I'll say it again: Getting actors is cheap. California and New York are both just full of aspiring actors who spend a lifetime working at coffee shops or shoe stores and spend decades trying to get discovered.
Getting some injury makeup and doing some TV interviews is a lot better than some of the stuff these actors have done for money and the vague promise of discovery. The amateur porn industry has proven these people to be an infinite and inexhaustible source of unknown faces willing to do terrible and degrading work they can never put on a resume for next to no money.
If a guy walking through Central Park with a handful of crumpled 20 dollar bills and a video camera can do it, a massively funded intelligence operation can sure as **** do it.
So you're saying that Dinklage is a time traveller from 1645?!?Some great examples of Doppelgangers here: http://acidcow.com/famous/64069-his...-celebrities-34-pics.html#hcBfDJtTv2yaYxDm.32
So you're saying that Dinklage is a time traveller from 1645?!?
Yes, the coasts are lousy with wanna-be actors "willing to do terrible and degrading work"
(like Sharknado 3: The Sharkening?), but you haven't offered anything remotely persuasive about how it would be sensible,
cost effective, or even possible to have one person repeatedly portray two different supposed victims...
Some of them are just wow, almost identical looking. Thanks for the link, I didn't know there was anything like this out there.Some great examples of Doppelgangers here: http://acidcow.com/famous/64069-his...-celebrities-34-pics.html#hcBfDJtTv2yaYxDm.32
@Hevach can correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that is the position he is advocating. I understood the point he was making, in response to posts discussing the plausibility of cosmetic surgery, to be that any conspirators would have no need to have actors portray two different people because desperate actors are readily available.
Someone here wondered why they would use the same actress? The real question is "why wouldn't they"? Don't many directors cast the same actors and actresses in a lot of their films? Also, casting the same people, in the case of false flags, minimizes the risk of someone possibly 'fessin up. Why cast the different people every time? If I masterminded a false flag I would make sure to sometimes "cast" some of the previous actors I've used, who by then have underwent drastic plastic surgery and maybe some brainwashing as a bonus.
The fact that it is, indeed, very easy to fill multiple roles with multiple actors and have none of them wanting to take credit for the work, however, does answer the point in its entirety.
Okay, well maybe I'm missing something here...but don't people who undergo repeated plastic surgeryCorrect. The question being addressed was:
The claims here have nothing to do with costs or the impossibility of the surgeries required. They are that the safe way to fill multiple roles without somebody admitting to the role or claiming credit is to reuse the same actors, regardless of the costs or difficulties.
Costs do not fully answer that claim, particularly when the force behind it is a government with access to a vast line of credit carrying interest rates lower than inflation. If this were possible, the US Government could afford to do it, at least in the short term (keeping it up as long and as often as the theory claims they have would start getting hard to hide, but a couple operations here or there could be hidden in the costs of a supercarrier or one of the occasional warships that goes straight from the shipyard to the salvage yard).
Difficulties only partially answer it, because the built in assumption is "regardless of the difficulties."
The fact that it is, indeed, very easy to fill multiple roles with multiple actors and have none of them take credit for the work does.
you're confusing my brain. hevach isn't talking about one actor playing multiple roles. (that said, inspector cluseau did it in the pink panther moviesOkay, well maybe I'm missing something here...but don't people who undergo repeated plastic surgery
(a la Michael Jackson)--even if provided virtually unlimited financing--eventually break down? I mean, human
skin can not just be worked and re-worked endlessly without consequence. Are we seriously suggesting
that an "Alex Israel" could be made into a "Katie Foley" and then back into an "Alex Israel"
and then back into a "Katie Foley" and then back into an "Alex Israel" convincingly, over and over,
for every public appearance?
I still don't buy it as a strategy, it seems like about the dumbest approach anyone could take, putting the
same human on television over and over...but beyond that it just seems obviously physically impossible.
p.s. But, other than that...yes, very easy.
There's no evidence it is happening, but I don't think Hevach is implying that the government is actually doing this. He is making a point that it is possible, if they so wished to do so.More importantly, is there any evidence at all that this is happening? One might equally say it is "very easy" for the government to abduct children and turn them into food for the elite. But why would you?
Barbara Walters rings a bell. She probably had more stuff done to her the MJ, and she looked great for her age..Okay, well maybe I'm missing something here...but don't people who undergo repeated plastic surgery
(a la Michael Jackson)--even if provided virtually unlimited financing--eventually break down?
There's no evidence it is happening, but I don't think Hevach is implying that the government is actually doing this. He is making a point that it is possible, if they so wished to do so.
I could be wrong, but I don't think his point is it IS possible to do.. He is making a point that it is possible, if they so wished to do so.
It seems like we all have a different interpretation of what he is trying to say, LoL.I could be wrong, but I don't think his point is it IS possible to do.
I'm reading him as saying it's a more realistic hypothetical conspiracy meme than the hypothetical conspiracy meme saying all crisis actors are the same person with plastic surgery.
So you're saying Barbara Walters became Elizabeth Hasselbeck, then back to Barbara Walters, then backBarbara Walters rings a bell. She probably had more stuff done to her the MJ, and she looked great for her age..
Honestly that would be a better question for a plastic surgeon. What "we" think about plastic surgery deals with Hollywood elite or LA housewives, and its usually easily detectable because they are making improvements that deal with looking younger or looking prettier. Can the procedure be repeated over and over again without deterioration, I don't know, but my gut tells me if they have the money and the means anything is possible. But I don't think this is happening..But is it "very easy" to do multiple times, and nobody ever figures it out?
I could be wrong, but I don't think Mick is talking about plastic surgery actors.Honestly that would be a better question for a plastic surgeon.
Honestly that would be a better question for a plastic surgeon. What "we" think about plastic surgery deals with Hollywood elite or LA housewives, and its usually easily detectable because they are making improvements that deal with looking younger or looking prettier. Can the procedure be repeated over and over again without deterioration, I don't know, but my gut tells me if they have the money and the means anything is possible. But I don't think this is happening..
It seems like we all have a different interpretation of what he is trying to say, LoL.
My point, to put it bluntly, is that there is an industry is already doing this, and that by and large, identification is a limited concern for everyone involved.
My point, to put it bluntly, is that there is an industry is already doing this, and that by and large, identification is a limited concern for everyone involved.
Yours and Diedre's are both basically right.
My point, to put it bluntly, is that there is an industry is already doing this, and that by and large, identification is a limited concern for everyone involved.
Most people who have been part of the process deal with nothing worse than a couple awkward or creepy, "Hey didn't I see you in a video?" encounters in their lifetime. A very few have a coworker or student pass the link around the office. In both cases, mistaken identity happens much more often than correct identity, so there's a degree of plausible deniability. Money and shame do the rest.
When it's less scandalous material involved, it's never really notable, many people totally look like some celebrity or other, and while it's a kind of surreal event the first time you and your family see your doppleganger on TV, it's ultimately something that gets dismissed.
PS: Everybody can feel free to go on pretending they don't know I'm talking about porn. I fix computers for a living, I know how porn denial works.
That's my sticking point as well. It would be a huge story if uncovered, and those who are "role playing" would need to be kept quiet for their entire life. Alot of this thinking usually stems from government programs in the past that did hire actors or journalist when they went over seas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_influence_on_public_opinionWhy would people take that risk?
Correct. The question being addressed was:
The claims here have nothing to do with costs or the impossibility of the surgeries required. They are that the safe way to fill multiple roles without somebody admitting to the role or claiming credit is to reuse the same actors, regardless of the costs or difficulties.
Costs do not fully answer that claim, particularly when the force behind it is a government with access to a vast line of credit carrying interest rates lower than inflation. If this were possible, the US Government could afford to do it, at least in the short term (keeping it up as long and as often as the theory claims they have would start getting hard to hide, but a couple operations here or there could be hidden in the costs of a supercarrier or one of the occasional warships that goes straight from the shipyard to the salvage yard).
Difficulties only partially answer it, because the built in assumption is "regardless of the difficulties."
The fact that it is, indeed, very easy to fill multiple roles with multiple actors and have none of them wanting to take credit for the work, however, does answer the point in its entirety.