Could mainstream news media use this kind technology for "false flag" or "Protest/Crowd control" coverage?...adding or removing the crowd...or even "buildings" as it sees fit, in an effort to make the TV viewer less or more concerned?.
It's been done many times before with far less style..but still produced the same goal.
Think for example the jubilation of the crowds during the pulling down of Saddam's statue at the end of the Iraq war,
all that took was a certain camera angle to make it seem that there actually were crowds....
A far pan of the footage shows how set up the scene really was, for more on this see:
Think for example the jubilation of the crowds during the pulling down of Saddam's statue at the end of the Iraq war,
all that took was a certain camera angle to make it seem that there actually were crowds....
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Yes this technology makes your favourite TV show look more flashy...but use it to "Trick" the public... and it paints a very scary future for us all.
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