He may have actually been in Turkey but he wasn't on any boat riding on choppy waters that are wind swept....no friggin' way. I have been on a boat many times and you can't stand in one spot
I've been on plenty of boats too, and yes you can stand on them and it looks exactly like that guy is doing with the wider legs than usual. You have no idea how much his boat was moving, it's too hard to tell. Did you watch the video on CNN and see his hair blowing around?
it even looks like his figure is super-imposed and "copied and pasted" onto the background.
Look at the picture of him close up in my post, it doesn't look superimposed at all. That is a lot of what you conspiracy theory types thinks constitute proof, a bias going in that you summarize as seems fake to you. Did you watch the camera pan all the way to the right in the original CNN broadcast? You can't do that with a green screen behind the guy.
t's all fake to me and I don't buy any of it.
I know. You have a predisposition to assuming everything is a conspiracy, so your judgement isn't sound. You believe they took a guy who was already in Turkey and instead of just putting him on a boat build some elaborate 360 degree green screen and wind-fan system then went and filmed footage in the Bosphorous (which they could have just done with him there anyway) to create some hoax. It doesn't make sense, they would have saved nothing.
Furthermore you video that you consider a reasonable source cuts out the parts that shoot holes in the conspiracy theory, and it LIES when saying CNN is claiming to be in Ukraine. The video distinctly says Turkey on the upper right, it shows a US destroyer which wouldn't be in Ukraine, and at one point they show a pin on a map saying Turkey. They also claim to have uncovered some studio prop accidentally getting in the way when the longer version panning to the rights shows without a doubt it is the railing of a boat. So how they are building boat railings too, again something that costs more than just putting a reporter already in Turkey on a boat in Turkey. You make no sense to rational minds.
Why do you trust as your truthful source something that starts with a blatant lie saying CNN is pretending to be in Ukraine? That is your more trustworthy news source? Why put faith in a youtube video that is obviously edited to give a false impression?