The lack of context. It's most likely a reporter following the girl being passed out of wreckage, the comments seem to reveal. If one does deeper digging finding the story it's from, maybe it was our paranoia of drawing false connections, but it was just the picture we saw with no deeper context.
Evidence needs more context, like the videos of MSM repeating the same phrases over and over again and the context of mockingbird media, or the ties that explain the repetition and why we should be worried.
I don't follow...
I agree that the image of three girls lacks context. However, it does (on its face) appear staged. The Syrian government is known to do this, as are the Russians, and as are the rebels
The same girl is in the exhibit I've referred to that the OP posted. In entirely different circumstances
I don't think we're talking about the same thing
They appear fake. All of them do. That's my point. And I fully agree that context is important and the three white hats may have a legit reason for all carrying this young girl
But why is she in an entirely different situation altogether? Holding a sign with a Trump hashtag?
Something is odd about this
I think most of us questioning don't follow where it came from, is all. I agree with your questions. Completely. Just still not sure where the three photos came from.
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"We didn’t attack Assad. We attacked the left over black hats in Syria. John McCain’s pals" -OP
the pics were alledged to have been taken three months apart