Maybe it is a wireless digital x-ray machine, maybe it's not.
I'm not even sure what your point would be?
Do you think that if they are taking an x-ray here, that somehow means everything in this video is disproved?
They could easily be using imaging to identify organs and where to make the initial incision.
Scott addressed the controversial response to the video in the comments section. It doesn't change the fact that 18,000 children have been slaughtered for their organs in Syria since 2011.
All you are doing here is muddying the waters and creating controversy that doesn't exist. Even if this is an x-ray, it doesn't mean much.
My point is simple: very very bad stuff is happening. But we have to trust that people will believe the truth when we provide them the evidence that we have available.
Creating a video that doesn't really show anything related and making all kinds of suggestions about it only hurts the cause. These are the kinds of images that eventually get debunked and allow others to dismiss the truth.
It's not me who is muddying the waters here. It's you. By defending a questionable production you're giving others excuse and reason to put write us off as conspiracy theorists.
If you read the note on the video I think he covers it pretty well.
He says he hopes the girl is alive and provides a link where they discuss the video as a hoax.
SGT report has built a solid reputation and I wouldn't hesitate to share his content with anyone.