Drx you're in a bad corner so just give up you
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Posted On: 04/17/2024 11:57:02 AM
Drx you're in a bad corner so just give up
you took it way too far and your fingerprints are all over this gig.
you're on record having received personal email correspondence relating to non-public information.
Kazi warned you many times about sleeping with dogs and the fleas thing. Well, you're loaded with fleas now. That's your problem.
Here's a little hint for you. Hope you realize, the "observing of the loading dock doors", from the outside, photo was NOT taken in Dillon, SC.
the only question left is who alerted you to the linkedin post? and why were those the only 2 photos selected for the linkedin post. it's a very strange choice when you consider the same exact photos were used on twitter 3 months ago and to duplicate the same photo with new elements (people/figures) inserted is practically impossible without showing any variation with shadows, change in positioning etc.
therefore, the twitter photos were doctored to "remove" images while keeping the same background or the linkedin photos were doctored to "insert" images while keeping the same background.
my suggestion is to take care of your own liability and don't worry about trying to play Gomer Pyle at this point in time.
in my opinion
cheers
you took it way too far and your fingerprints are all over this gig.
you're on record having received personal email correspondence relating to non-public information.
Kazi warned you many times about sleeping with dogs and the fleas thing. Well, you're loaded with fleas now. That's your problem.
Here's a little hint for you. Hope you realize, the "observing of the loading dock doors", from the outside, photo was NOT taken in Dillon, SC.
the only question left is who alerted you to the linkedin post? and why were those the only 2 photos selected for the linkedin post. it's a very strange choice when you consider the same exact photos were used on twitter 3 months ago and to duplicate the same photo with new elements (people/figures) inserted is practically impossible without showing any variation with shadows, change in positioning etc.
therefore, the twitter photos were doctored to "remove" images while keeping the same background or the linkedin photos were doctored to "insert" images while keeping the same background.
my suggestion is to take care of your own liability and don't worry about trying to play Gomer Pyle at this point in time.
in my opinion
cheers
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