Thread by @dappergander

While I'm in the mood, I may as well tackle the other popular AF1 image.

Does this picture prove Q was aboard Air Force One?

I love this one because it's hilarious.

#dapperdebunk

So in June 2018, Q promised pictures from inside Air Force One. Then in early July Q 'delivered' on this promise.

It's a weird image, with some distortion, as you can see.

Anons got excited and got to work to analyze the photo.

Later that day, Q reposted 3 different analyses of the photo: one which Q thought was pointing out "distortion" in Q's image, a 2nd regarding said "distortion" and a 3rd supposedly confirming it was AF1.

Q focused on the 1st and 2nd pictures, and explained the "distortion" in the photo was because-- and get this-- Q had taken the photo by photographing the reflective back of a 2nd phone. For National Security reasons.

But here's the thing.

That first photo that Q thought was talking about "distortion" wasn't doing talking about that at all.

This is the part that always makes me laugh because Q posted a debunk of their own Proof without realizing it.

What that 1st analysis was actually doing was debunking that the photo was taken aboard Trump's Air Force One at all.

It was showing that the image was a still taken from a video of Obama's AF1 by ABC news.

The items beneath the lamp, the jacket, everything matched.

Perhaps needless to say, these items are absent from the contemporaneous photo of Trump's Air Force One that Q had also reposted to bolster the claim.

Anyway, Q didn't realize that's what the first clever Anon had discovered. Q thought the Anon was talking about the reflective distortion.

I think that's great.

But Q soon caught wind of their error, and 2 hours later tried to recover, making a convoluted claim that this was somehow a troll because Q had specifically placed the items in those exact spots as some sort of bait.

In actuality, Q would also have needed to ruffle the curtain folds in the same way, place the magazines in the same order and move the empty chair into the same place. And of course, position Q's reflective phone in the perfect spot to take a photo indistinguishable from ABC's.

Even Paul Furber-- who some-crazy-how is still a Q believer-- knew this was nonsense (screenshot h/t @ElemiFuentes).

And that's the story of the time Q accidentally reposted a perfect debunk of their own forged photo without realizing it, and their very panicked Truman Show explanation of why the photos were identical.

It's nonsense.

#proofwrecked