Titor\'s photos are obviously fakes
1) The "military manual" is inconsistent with military manuals and it looks as though it is really badly edited (look at the changes in fonts and how the numbers "dance" around in the circles etc etc).
2) The device in the manual is exactly the same as the one on the photos. (The Gravity Distortion Time Displacement Unit). This would be unlikely even if a limited amount were produced. This can be seen by the slanted stickers.
3) The tape on the Gravity Distortion Time Displacement Unit is "floor" tape.
4) There is a strange anomaly on the photo that shows a man with a laser in his hand and the red laser is bending because of the gravity from the "time machine"- if the gravity is strong enough to bend the laser why doesn't it affect the smoke from the man's cigar? Also, why doesn't the hand that is holding the cigar get sucked in too? You need an enormous amount of gravity to bend a laser, therefore it should also effect the cigar smoke and also various body parts that are near the "time machine".
1) The "military manual" is inconsistent with military manuals and it looks as though it is really badly edited (look at the changes in fonts and how the numbers "dance" around in the circles etc etc).
2) The device in the manual is exactly the same as the one on the photos. (The Gravity Distortion Time Displacement Unit). This would be unlikely even if a limited amount were produced. This can be seen by the slanted stickers.
3) The tape on the Gravity Distortion Time Displacement Unit is "floor" tape.
4) There is a strange anomaly on the photo that shows a man with a laser in his hand and the red laser is bending because of the gravity from the "time machine"- if the gravity is strong enough to bend the laser why doesn't it affect the smoke from the man's cigar? Also, why doesn't the hand that is holding the cigar get sucked in too? You need an enormous amount of gravity to bend a laser, therefore it should also effect the cigar smoke and also various body parts that are near the "time machine".