3/11: Let It Snow

Libertad Digital ^ | 23 December 2006 | Luis del Pino (transl. & edit. J Aguilar)

[J Aguilar]

Climatic Change

A curious matter that Rajmar sends me. As you know, the weekend when the alleged transport of explosives from Asturias took place, there was a snow storm in Northern Spain. In the Volume 24 of the Judicial Summary is included the picture that allegedly took a traffic radar system to the Toyota Corolla [where the explosives were transported, according to the Official Version] as it was moving near Burgos. Here is the picture:

However, if you go back some Volumes of the Judicial Summary, the picture that firstly was sent to the judge was this one:

How much the climate changes from one volume to another, doesn’t it? There is nothing like using a photocopy machine with refrigerating capacity.

It would be interesting that a pawn from Burgos go to the crossing between the Burgos road and the Celadilla-Sotobrin one and send us a picture taken from the same angle, in order to compare the images. You can send the pictures to enigmas11m@yahoo.com or to the Fondo Documental[...].

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By J Aguilar,

ho ho ho! It was published today in Luis del Pino's blog. You can see how a sunny day in Northern Castille (see the chimney's shadows on the roof) mutates in the 3/11 Judicial Summary into a well, what it could be a rather snowy day.

Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah from Spain!

[J Aguilar]

Something light about 3/11 for this Christmas.

[xjcsa]

Wow, so Europe has their own "truth" nuts, eh?

[Redbob]

That's not "snow" falling in the first picture: it's just a crummy print.


Get a life.

[Cicero]

Definitely the same picture, either touched up or copied and blurred. It would take a lot more background about the two photos and what was said about them to know what was going on, but it does look suspicious.

[capt. norm]

You can do the same thing with Photoshop...just turn up the contrast.

I, successfully, did the same thing using the pictures you submitted and got the same result.

[J Aguilar]

I don't think it was used Photoshop. You can see the upper part of the picture, where the figures appear (speed: 84 km/h, date: 02/29, time: 16:14:51). It is also blurred. It is as if one of the Lie Architects of the 3/11 case had tried to modified the picture to match that day weather, but in a way it could be attributed, if caught, to a malfunction in a photocopy machine.

Cicero,

According to the Official Version, Jamal Ahmidan was driving that car. He was stopped and fined.

It was an stolen car and had its plates duplicated. That is, it carried plates corresponding to another Toyota Corolla, exactly the same model and color, in order to avoid a rapid identification by the Police as a stolen car.

However, the guys that duplicated the plate, unluckly obtained the numbers from another Toyota Corolla whose owner was a woman. That is, the Civil Guard stopped and fined, according to the Official Version, a car driven by a moor whose owner was a madrilean woman, and did not ask questions or check the frame number.

Moreover, the main activities of Jamal Ahmidan were related to drug trafficking, not explosives. And that was not the shortest road that linked Asturias, where the explosives were sourced, to Madrid. It is as if someone, the Architect of the Lie that the 3/11 case is, wanted to involve him in the plot, "putting him" at that moment in that place.

[capt. norm]

Using Photoshop I was able to lay one image over they other and it's a perfect fit....every detail in the exact same position. That would be nearly impossible to do if they were different pictures.

If it wasn't reproduced using a graphic utility that would have taken an awful lot of detailed work.

[capt. norm]

Adendum. The top pictures "snow" strangely "snows" over the digital read-out at the top. It would have also had to have been "snowing" inside the camera where the digital data is put on the picture. When I clarify it, it becomes the exact image below it in every detail.

[J Aguilar]

A black pawn has taken pictures of that area, as Luis del Pino requested yestarday. If you like Photoshoping you may try to fit the Toyota into the view:



Then add snow.

Check also where the shadow of the left rear mirror points in the original picture and compare it with the chimney's shadows.

Spain is a sunny country, but two suns are too much.

[capt. norm]

It's definitely a case of two (one of them 'doctored') versions of the exact same picture.

It would be impossible for the picture to be re-shot and everything put back in the original position.

I don't see any shadow conflict on the mirror. When you blow them both up to a larger size, it still fits. During a real snowfall, shadows nearly disappear due to the reflected light scattering by the snowflakes causing the ambient light, coming from all directions, to diminish shadows.

Other than the added "snow" on the lighter picture, they are both identical even down to the pixel level.

Got the same results using Corel Photopaint.

[spanalot]

this is utterly fascinating - why no coverage

[J Aguilar]

Thank you very much for your input!

These pictures have been the subject of a violent discussion in Luis del Pino's blog. We've checked the chimney's shadows, and initially their length match the date and time (late winter, mid-afternoon). It would be necessary a detailed study in order to estimate more exactly those parameters.

We also have checked the weather data, according to which, we should have seen more snow in the picture (hence the necessity of adding it later). In fact, much of the Civil Guards have been pretty bussy on February 27 and 28th rescuing 5000 people trapped by the snow storm in their own vehicles, on the A-1 highway, not far away from that crossing.