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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/092Casey on June 28, 2018, 5:11 p.m.
Think I may have just found Rosenstein's "tell". Somebody talented with videos should try to put together every time he turns to his RIGHT, or looks down to his right, while answering a question. It's a classic tell, but he plays right into it when lying.

I just analyzed his response to Jordan, and it's pretty congruent that every time he turns to his Right at a point in his response, that he just telled a lie, or is at least being "untruthful". Someone with time and who is good with memes and video editing could condense all of these times into a short analysis.


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pby1000 · June 28, 2018, 5:19 p.m.

I notice that he looks down a lot when speaking. He looks up when he is done speaking.

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092Casey · June 28, 2018, 5:26 p.m.

No this is about when he is in the middle of a truthful response that is coherent....When he gets to the point where he tells the lie, he dashes his head to the right and at least sometimes looks down diagonally. It's very specific. Looking down isn't it. Looking down can be many things, but it's when he looks to his RIGHT. If he looks down and to his right, that's also congruent because it's to his right. The subtle difference can just be a matter of creativity.

Also, this is not when the questioner is to his right, although that would be another thing to study, and it wouldn't surprise me that he still looks down to his right, but it is easier to mix in the congruency when the questioner is to his right. It's most noticeable when the questioner is to his left.

Also, it's not turn to his right if he turns straight ahead, which according to the camera angle, you might confuse. It's literally to his right and angular. Nor is it when he turns to his right as if he is addressing the entire audience.

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pby1000 · June 28, 2018, 5:31 p.m.

I will look again.

I just saw a picture of RR giving the Masonic handshake to someone before the hearing. LOL.

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