So organically staged. Not a psyop at all!
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Why is this a PsyOp?
Let's analyze several aspects; The woman is sitting close to the aisle where all the patriot front members are standing. Pristine sitting for the camera shot composition, totally illogical for a black woman anxious and nervous around a bunch of "violent racists".
Psychologically, she'd want to move to the seat closer to the window, not get closer to these people. But if she were in the seat closer to the window, she wouldn't be perfectly framed between the two foreground federal agents, ahem, I mean Patriot front members, so why is she so comfortable sitting closest to them? If I were on a bus full of ISIS people, and there was a seat I could sit further away from the ones standing, I would, but hey, call me crazy.
Next, it's all so perfectly framed, foreground elements, background elements, all leading the eye to the perfect contrast of the black woman perfectly framed in the shot.
That's less like a reality and more like if a leftist was tasked with drawing what they think the average day for a black woman is in their delusional minds.
And how exactly did this black woman come to be on this bus, being the sole person, with the reuters camera person with their high end camera there ready to go. She's in the middle of the bus, with people seated behind her and in front of her and the aisles filled with people standing with perfect camera framing. I took the bus all the time when I lived downtown in my city and I never was the only person on a bus, no matter what time of day. The liklihood of a bus being just her, and one group is astronomically low. You should expect to see her plus patriot front and evidence of at least someone else.
So, basically you say they are Fed’s and this is a PsyOp because it’s a “perfectly framed shot” over and over again….Gotchya
I seriously doubt it was a Reuters journalist who took the pic, I see nothing that states they are responsible for the pic. An iPhone or Samsung phone can take a pic just as clear as what we see above and virtually everyone owns one or the other. If you are a DC local and get on that bus with a shitload of PF members dressed like they do, you might wanna get a pic of them and post it on social media. News agencies buy photos all the time and often get the pics for free if they just ask whoever took the photo if they can use it for an article. if a Reuters employee saw a photo like this on social media because it got posted on a DC community Facebook page or whatever, they would ask if they could use it for a story because of the way they could spin it since she is looking away from the camera, some jew would see the pic and and know they could sell the story that she was in fear for her life when in reality, she probably just saw some other passenger was about to take a pic of all of those PF members and she didn’t want to be a part of it so she looked away. There’s no way to know if the black woman is anxious or pretending to be anxious at all, that could be her typical look or like I said, she could’ve just looked away when she saw somebody was about to take a pic. If she showed up to the bus stop after PF got there, I wouldn’t doubt at least one or two of the PF members talked to her before getting on the bus, they probably would’ve asked her if she wanted to get on in front of some of the PF guys just so she wouldn’t be forced to catch another bus in case the PF guys filled it full before she could get on. If she talked to them, she would’ve known she wasn’t in any danger because they are always super respectful in public, so that would explain why she sat where she did….watch any vids of PF when they’re out in public after a demonstration and you’ll see that they interact with whoever wants to talk to them, whether they’re black, White or whatever, and they do so in a respectful manner, I’m sure they behave the same before a demonstration too.. It’s not like getting on the bus with what appears to be a dozen black gang members where your life may actually be in danger.