18. Brussels Bombing Hoax - Remember To Break The Door On Your Way Out _ Changing Reason

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Hey everyone, changing reason here. This is another short one, but I promise it's a good one. I stumbled across some irrefutable evidence of post-event damage at the Brussels Airport. That is to say, damage that was demonstrably not present immediately following the two blasts and was therefore produced sometime afterward, likely for further visual effect. I'm going to start by playing a clip from one of my previous videos, Location, Location, Location. Here, I'm establishing the whereabouts within the departure hall of a particular well-known piece of footage. What it was, a chop or boss is the terrorist. This footage, which has come to be known in some circles as the fake baby video, was taken between rows 8 and 9. How do we know? Notice this display right here. If you watch carefully, you can actually see it rotate. In this photo, we can see it here. Oh, and as far as that baby, it's either fake or suffering from a wicked case of rigamortis. And, by the way, all the people you see here are running away from the exits. Let's take a look at the rest of this footage. We'll eventually see the man behind the camera, Ralph Uzbek, get chased away by a security guard. We see him get his belongings together, the footage then cuts to a shot from outside the departure hall. Let's take a look at the glass door right in front of him. Now, let's take a quick look at our airport map. As we can see, this section of the hall, housing rows 1 through 10, has 3 entrances. Here, here, and here. As noted, Ralph just came from between rows 8 and 9. So, he likely exited out of one of these two sets of doors. Before we take another look at this footage, let's get a clear idea of what the exterior of the departure hall looks like. We can see the three entry points here, here, and here. Note the directional sign above each. Note also how the steel railing curves outward right here, away from the building. Just in front of this entrance, the one in the middle. Alright, here's Ralph's footage again. Here we're looking south. We can see an entrance right here, and Ralph is standing precisely where the railing curves away from the building. So this must be the entrance in the middle. And just to confirm, we can see Ralph's swing is camera to the left, and here is the northernmost entrance. Okay, so this is definitely the door in the middle. Take a mental note of its condition. Taking a look at our map, we see this entrance is centered between rows 7 and 8. Now, here's another clip from my previous video. And here we have the broken glass at one of the entrance doors. You would expect that this must be very near one of the two glass sites, but you would be wrong. It's actually this door, between rows 7 and 8. In the photo, we can see rows 7 right here. Here's another look at that photograph. According to the source article linked below, this photo was taken March 23rd the following day. The caption reads, quote, the shattered doors. So, after the bombing, after the smoke had nearly settled, and after all but a few terrified travelers had long since been evacuated, one Ralph Uzbek, an engineer from Berlin, exited through this set of glass doors, and was kind enough to capture them on film. They are very clearly not damaged in any way, shape or form. And here are those very same doors. Photographed just 24 hours later. Now, somehow severely damaged. I can't wait for this explanation.