Approaching Infinity said:
I agree that it's weird that there's no trail of blood. However, the wheelchair does appear to have blood on it (on the foot rests).
Yeah, I saw the discoloration on the edge of the footrest in this picture, but even blown up, it doesn't look like blood to me? Even if it is blood, there's NOT enough of it.
I've looked at this part of the "drama" from a lot of angles, and at this point I agree that it's faked. Even the guy's hand is only smudged. If he'd been holding on to his bleeding stumps for all that time, he would be DRENCHED in blood, his hands, cloths, face, etc. and so would the guy in the cowboy hat... and I know this from experience.
This is a video showing "amputee actors train solders for combat"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSLm_yWqADc
so we know the US Military has "amputee actors" Look at the "blood" they use and tell me it doesn't look like what we're seeing on Wheelchair guy?
I think the guy is a plant, perhaps to be used as the Poster Child for the "War on Terror" at a later date?
If the ptb started the whole "They're using crisis actors" dis-info campaign at Sandy Hook and other prior tragedies, perhaps they did so because they were planning on inserting actors at a later date, once the initial dis-info had been discredited?
I don't know, all I do know with absolute certainty at this point is when a guy looses his leg in an accident, there is a LOT of blood, and it sprays on everyone around him...I'm talking feet, not inches. The stump does NOT stop bleeding when the tourniquet is applied, in fact, the stump is STILL bleeding substantially after it's been totally packed off....which was never done for wheelchair guy. The packing is soaked within seconds in a real traumatic amputation, and that's with a tourniquet applied first.
Wheelchair guy does not have enough blood on him to account for one leg being blown off, much less two. If this was real, he would be soaked in his own blood, his pants, shirt, hair, everything...and I mean SOAKED. So would his rescuers...they would have to throw everything they were wearing at the time away, including underwear. The tourniquet could have saved his life, but it is not possible that it could have prevented massive spraying before it was applied, nor significant leakage after it was.