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Quoting from #AshtonForbes’ posts that you shared:

« They then mysteriously anonymously emailed the supposed picture taker to get that person to tie their real name and make a debunk video for them. The picture taker couldn't even find their own image on the website.

The image in question didn't reverse image search to the website, only went back to 2016 on the wayback machine, and none of the images in the set existed in any torrents. The website owner should have been able to track down who downloaded the images, but didn't. »

The photo taker said that he took him two minutes to find the photo that he took on February 2009. As I mentioned in a previous note that I shared, the website had changed its domain name in 2016 which is the reason no result are returned prior to this date. You would think that someone like Ashton who has thoroughly investigated the matter would not fail to notice this. It took me maybe 15 min to figure out the inconsistency which leads me to conclude that Ashton’s rebunking is disingenuous. That’s a none starter for me to dig deeper in other Ashton’s claims.

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Sovereign Being 8mo ago

Evolving clouds which match up from 2 different angles.

If this is the best debunk you have, that's pretty weak.

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LogicallyMinded 8mo ago

I haven’t look into this because I don’t have the expertise to assess the truthfulness of this claim. Even if some clouds are moving, it could have been the fraudsters who would have added a moving effect to make the video looks more real. I wouldn’t be able to tell which one is true.

I stick to the elements I can deterministically assess and based on those, it appears to me that some of Ashton’s claims are disingenuous. Extraordinary claims demand impeccable evidences.

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