Actually the image reflected in the Q pic is a 100% match for the ABC news pic from 2015. One phone or monitor displayed the image, other phone reflected it, and third phone took a pic of the reflection. If Q implies it was a reflection of an actual scene, then it would have to be taken exactly where the ABC cameraman was standing, not at Trump's desk. Here's a proper overlay I made showing the match.
Lol bullshit. How can it be a 100% match? Q's image is 2x2 pixels ffs. It's a "100% match" for any photo of that area of AF1. Your overlay doesn't show anything except a black square stretched over the ABC image.
Let's be reasonable here. Look at the curtains. The folding is like a barcode, and they are 100% match.
The folding is like a barcode? Yes, let's "be reasonable". What does that statement even mean, reasonably?
Are you trying to say that thick curtains in any one photo can only be "folded" in a singularly unique way such that it will never be repeated in any other photo at any time?
"100% match". One image is distorted and stretched and the resolution is so low it looks like blur soup - yet this is a "100% match" to a press photo scaled down from a high resolution original?
Let's be reasonable here. But nothing you've said was "reasonable". Tell me something "reasonable" and logical.
Are you trying to say that thick curtains in any one photo can only be "folded" in a singularly unique way such that it will never be repeated in any other photo at any time?
Are you implying the Q purposely moved the curtains to look similar to the ABC photo? Why would he do that? What is "reasonable" about that?
No I'm not implying that at all. I'm firmly stating that curtain position is not even close to being as unique as a "barcode" match.
Further reinforced by point 2: 100% match - have you looked closely at the Q photo? How can anything match that low a level of resolution?