The total footage in this film was derived from four different amateur cameras in Banda Aceh, and is thus not the intellectual property of the BBC.
The British editors have cleverly strung the four individual clips together to create the misleading illusion that the "earthquake" and "tsunami" were in reality a single traumatic event lasting more than two minutes, with buildings crumbling everywhere while the ocean crushes the poor Indonesians.
Not only this, but the editors have also slipped later frames into the earlier part of the footage, thereby subliminally suggesting that the buildings were wrecked by the 'earthquake' BEFORE the tidal wave overwhelmed the town. These frames can be easily identified by perceptive viewers who care to pinpoint water under and around the wreckage.
These frames were shot after the first wave hit Banda Aceh, but before the second much larger wave.
The sole remaining question is which New York Nutcase ordered the operation, and the deaths of nearly half a million innocent people - mostly Muslims of course...
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