Just a few interesting pics I saw today. Look at what’s in the top linked pic on the table. The original post I saw about this was saying that real blood coagulates and turns a darker color. Which I’ve seen on my own body more than once with pretty deep wounds, but for some reason this guy’s blood isn’t turning darker colored, it’s still like fresh blood, and some of it stained his skin which is consistent with the special effects fake blood used in movies.
Kinda interesting.
Not sure why the bottom two links aren’t working but they talk about the Israeli dude from the top pic who “survived” the October 7th Hamas attack in israel. The other linked pic is pointing out how weird it is that this Israeli got shot at Bondi Beech and for some reason right after he got shot he decided to take a selfie covered in blood like that’s something a gun shot victim would do right after being shot. His name is Arsen Ostrovsky, and this is what one of the pics stated about his background:
Human Rights Lawyer, CEO at The International Legal Forum & Senior Fellow at Misgav Institute for
National Security & Zionist Strategy
Misgav - The Institute • University of Wollongong
for National Security and Zionist Strategy
Hmm, I didn't even think about that quality of blood. Obviously everything else about the guy's selfie inspires negative credibility.
I think that first picture might be AI, though, judging from his shirt and ears. I'm not totally sure since an Israeli outlet posted a cropped version of it, but I'd lean that way.
Yeah it’s hard to believe anything we see nowadays…it could be AI. I just know jews (Israeli jews especially) are well versed in false flag attacks, and I’m sure they’re just as well versed in faking terror attacks like the synagogue shooting that happened in the U.S. a few years ago, and the gas attack that was blamed on Assad, which was definitely faked by the White helmets who were most definitely Israeli operatives or at the very least linked to Israeli ops.
Just a few interesting pics I saw today. Look at what’s in the top linked pic on the table. The original post I saw about this was saying that real blood coagulates and turns a darker color. Which I’ve seen on my own body more than once with pretty deep wounds, but for some reason this guy’s blood isn’t turning darker colored, it’s still like fresh blood, and some of it stained his skin which is consistent with the special effects fake blood used in movies. Kinda interesting.
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Not sure why the bottom two links aren’t working but they talk about the Israeli dude from the top pic who “survived” the October 7th Hamas attack in israel. The other linked pic is pointing out how weird it is that this Israeli got shot at Bondi Beech and for some reason right after he got shot he decided to take a selfie covered in blood like that’s something a gun shot victim would do right after being shot. His name is Arsen Ostrovsky, and this is what one of the pics stated about his background: Human Rights Lawyer, CEO at The International Legal Forum & Senior Fellow at Misgav Institute for National Security & Zionist Strategy Misgav - The Institute • University of Wollongong for National Security and Zionist Strategy
Hmm, I didn't even think about that quality of blood. Obviously everything else about the guy's selfie inspires negative credibility.
I think that first picture might be AI, though, judging from his shirt and ears. I'm not totally sure since an Israeli outlet posted a cropped version of it, but I'd lean that way.
Yeah it’s hard to believe anything we see nowadays…it could be AI. I just know jews (Israeli jews especially) are well versed in false flag attacks, and I’m sure they’re just as well versed in faking terror attacks like the synagogue shooting that happened in the U.S. a few years ago, and the gas attack that was blamed on Assad, which was definitely faked by the White helmets who were most definitely Israeli operatives or at the very least linked to Israeli ops.