Sure I can. Just take a picture of a photoshopped scene with a finer resolution than the grain size of the film, using a specialized monitor with an refresh rate adjusted to exactly triple the camera’s shutter speed. Poof, you have a negative of a scene that could be phony as a three-dollar bill.

Of course, these methods weren’t publicly available in the 80’s. Age of the negative and examination for telltale aliasing are part of any good battery of tests, but it would be easy to just skip them if one assumes, as most people do, that “negatives never lie.”

Just to be objective — the image strikes me as photoshoped at first look.

Unfortunately the Iraqis are killing each other, and have ceased to be worthy of the sacrifice that noble minded anglospheric troops may make.

Rumsfeld did a good job of transforming the military, but there’s no military on earth that’s optimized to deal with the type of fratricide you see in Iraq. Think of it as a preview of the entire arab world–wherever Shia and Sunni coexist.

http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft0301/articles/weigel.html

“Bob” is 3 letters, and it won’t sprain your fingers to type it in the box.

What do these people think they are, Gods?

I believe that if you have the power, you have the right. This is predicated upon the premise, that without power, you don’t have any rights. As we see in Darfur, this supports my premise. In America, the people have power, therefore we have rights. Those without power, have no rights, either de jure or de facto.

There’s two levels of looking at it. Rights on an idealistic and philosophical level. And rights on a real, pragmatic, effective level.

http://mignews.com/news/scandals/world/141106_120039_79252.html

Now, US have legitimate right to issue international order to arrest and render this very terrorist to stand before US court of justice. And, also, moral right to assassinate him at spot to return a debt.