Brandon Tatum

You know how people do a little, you know, they wake up in the morning, they do a little lifestyle.

You say, wait a minute.

You were in the bed asleep with the lights off.

You had to set the camera up for the camera to catch you waking up.

You know, so somebody had to set the camera up.

So when this situation goes on, and I say, well, who set the camera up?

And then it feeds me more.

And I'm like, well, there's another one with a perfectly set camera.

That's facing directly in the direction of where the bomb explodes at.

And this is one amateur camera that's on the ground that they set up.

And then God is my witness.

For 15 minutes, I scrolled through videos that were fed to me.

Every single video was staged.

Every single video was a camera set up directly at a building that got shot by a rocket.

And then every single situation, you have to look at it and read through the lines.

You say, well, why is it that every video seems to have a camera that's set up in a perfect position for the building that's going to get hit, but yet it's far enough away that it's not affected by the explosion?

And then the people that are there, conveniently enough, are all far away

where they're not affected by the explosion, yet the cameraman knows what a bomb is going to be, but all the people that are walking around don't know what a bomb is going to be.

They're walking around like nothing's going to happen.

How is that possible?