Voice Morphing now in UK-Sheridan?

[conspiracy analyst]

David Ray Griffin in his speech at Conway Hall spoke about voice morphing and how 'conversations' of passengers in the airplanes were heard by millions of people.

Now we have this interesting case. Despite losing their court case against Tommy Sheridan former leader of the Scotish Soc Party the Murdoch press has now unearthed 'tapes' which have been analysed by a Bin Laden FBI 'expert', ie the Hollywood department of the Sopranos soap opera of the war on terror.

Maybe coming to a home near you it seems as courts recently admitted they will accept taped evidence as 'real.

Frightening.


http://media.guardian.co.uk/site/story/0,,1885406,00.html

[Ally]

I really doubt they'd need to morph Sheridan's voice to prove he's a sex crazed liar.

[conspiracy analyst]

[John White]

Its hardly incredible to believe any politician can't keep his pole out of holes...

But conspirator raises a very legitamate concern

One of the biggest problems I have comminicating with the general public is a lack of awareness and tendancy to doubt the existance of very well proven technologies. I've been beating my head against the wall over at No2ID recently regarding Verichip and RFID despite the fact that in various areas around the world these technologies are already well in use

With courts accepting tape evidance without corroboration, its fit-up-job fantastic with regard to voice morphing simply by faking up telephone calls or similar means

[Ally]

[SHERITON HOTEL]

This sort of thing will always be questioned after hello mom, this is Mark Bingham. Oh what a tangled web we weave...

[Ally]

Radical Politicians Welcome

[conspiracy analyst]

[quote="Ally"]

[gypsum]

Sheridan and the Scottish editor (I think) of the NOTW were arguing on Channel 4 news earlier. They're both very much sticking to their sides of the story. The NOTW still hasn't paid him the money he's owed and it's been 2 months since he won the case. All I know is we're in for a good one by the looks of things...whoever is in the wrong here is in serious trouble.

[Ally]

[xmasdale]

[Ally]

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[Ally]

[Rabbie McM]

Interesting comment Ally about white lies.

I am no expert on the SSP nor Tommy Sheridan; however one thing I know is I'm happier seeing him come out on top in a dogfight with the News of the World. If those minutes are the real thing, it looks as though too many in his party didn't want to tell a "white lie" for him. I probably wouldn't either - but neither would I want to see someone turned over by the Murdoch press. I'm certain it's not just Mr Sheridan who has skeletons in the closet - much as I don't particularly approve of swingers clubs.

Whatever is the truth of all this (SSP infighting, human weakness or MI5 infiltration/dirty tricks) the SSP is now "split" for the Scottish elections next year. Stops them becoming a complication to New Labour dominance.

[conspiracy analyst]

[Ally]

[conspiracy analyst]

[quote="Ally"]

[brian]

Be handy if the technology was available to Sheridan and he could produce something along the lines of Blair saying he wished Saddam was still in power.

Game set and match to Sheridan but more importantly it would waken the public up to the possibilities and make our task that bit easier.

[conspiracy analyst]

[conspiracy analyst]

[Rabbie McM]

If Sheridan went public on 9-11 etc. my estimation of him would go up exponentially.

As things stand, I just see him as a career leftist, albeit with more guts than most.

He probably won't touch the issue though whilst most folk are still fairly ignorant about it. Most "leaders" are bad news anyway, unless they lead at an organic level so to speak.

[Ally]

I feel kinda bad slating him only because who he's up against - Newscorp, who are among the most despicable corporations in the world. I was amazed he won the case in the first place considering how nobled judges are but the jury of down to earth Glasweigens saved him from walking the plank. He would have swam ashore safe if they hadn't just brought in that double jeapordy law where you can be tried for the same crime twice.

See Damiola's killers finally finally got jailed today, that took about three prosecutions.

[Ally]

[paul wright]

BBC1's spooks again hit it, although with its infamous conceit that MI5 are the good guys, in the latest episode, demonstrating the easy photoshopping of evidence,the setting up of people by 'forces', and its passing reference to Hutton as a whitewash

[scienceplease 2]

I've been checking out Voice Morphing for sometime - along with Speaker Recognition s/w - (not the same as Voice Recognition which is Speak-to-text).

The controversy over Autotune on X-Factor has provided the lead!

AV Voice Changer has been around for years! This does Voice Morphing - the retail version came out in early 2001 - and had been in development "for years"

http://www.download3k.com/Press-A-review-of-AV-Voice-Changer-Software- after-6.html

[conspiracy analyst]

In the week that Murdoch got Vince Cable out of the decision making process in his Monopoly takeover of all of British media, Sheridan goes down by a jury made up of 10 women....

This farce is reminiscent of trials in the USA where blacks were convicted by all white juries.

What was Sheridans crime? Fighting Murdoch, pure and simple.
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Guilty of lying: Tommy Sheridan told he faces jail for perjury over 'swingers' case which netted him £200,000

By Michael Seamark
Last updated at 1:03 PM on 24th December 2010

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Controversial politician Tommy Sheridan is facing prison after being convicted yesterday of lying during his defamation case against the News of the World.

The 46-year-old Scot was awarded £200,000 in damages four years ago after the newspaper claimed he was an adulterer who visited swingers’ clubs.

But after a sensational 12-week trial at which politicians, tabloid journalists and even Andy Coulson, Downing Street’s Director of Communications, gave evidence, a jury found Sheridan guilty of perjury during the 2006 case.

And today it emerged that Lothian and Borders Police spent a staggering £1 million chasing Sheridan over four years.

The judge at Glasgow High Court, Lord Bracadale, released the former MSP on bail until next month but told him: ‘You have been convicted of the serious offence of perjury and must return to court expecting to begin a prison sentence.’
Tommy and Gail Sheridan leaving Glasgow High Court tonight where he was convicted of lying under oath during his successful defamation action against the News of the World newspaper in 2006

Tommy and Gail Sheridan leaving Glasgow High Court yesterday where he was convicted of lying under oath during his successful defamation action against the News of the World newspaper in 2006
Scrum: Surrounded by press after the trial where he made an emotional plea to let him spend Christmas with his family

Scrum: Surrounded by press after the trial where he made an emotional plea to let him spend Christmas with his family

Sheridan left court with his wife Gail, also 46, who had perjury charges dropped against her earlier in the trial.

His solicitor Aadmer Anwar read a defiant statement on behalf of the former Scottish Socialist Party leader saying: ‘I have fought the power of News International all of my political life and I make no apologies for taking on the might of Rupert Murdoch.

‘Several millions pounds of money was spent investigating me and my wife. Is it not time that similar resources were devoted to investigating the activities of the News of the World?’

Mrs Sheridan said: ‘I would like to thank everybody from across Scotland for their wonderful support throughout the last six years that they’ve given to Tommy and I.

‘Our family and our friends, our real friends, have stood by us. I have and will always stand by Tommy.’

The guilty verdict was the culmination of a lengthy battle between Sheridan, ex-leader of the Scottish Socialist Party, and the newspaper.

He originally sued after it published allegations that he was an adulterer who had attended a seedy swingers’ club, Cupid’s in Manchester.

During the 2006 civil case 11 party colleagues testified against Sheridan, saying he had admitted attending the sex club, but the jury believed him and he was awarded £200,000 damages.
Tender moment: Tommy Sheridan kisses his wife, Gail, as they left the court - he has been told to expect a prison sentence

Tender moment: Tommy Sheridan kisses his wife, Gail, as they left the court - he has been told to expect a prison sentence
Devoted: Gail Sheridan has stood by her husband despite the personal details that came out in court

Devoted: Gail Sheridan has stood by her husband despite the personal details that came out in court
Homeward bound: Sheridan drives him and his wife home as his time left as a free man ticks away

Homeward bound: Sheridan drives him and his wife home as his time left as a free man ticks away

Two months later Edinburgh’s Procurator Fiscal ordered police to investigate allegations of perjury during the case at the Court of Session.

During that police investigation the News of the World published details of a videotape, secretly recorded by Sheridan’s best man George McNeilage, in which the politician admitted visiting the swingers’ club.

Sheridan and his wife were subsequently charged with perjury and during the resulting trial, which began in October, dozens of witnesses gave evidence against the former MSP.

The jury heard allegations of Sheridan’s affairs with journalist Anvar Khan and former SSP colleague Katrine Trolle, and the videotape from Mr McNeilage formed a crucial part of the prosecution case.
Katrine Trolle leaves the Court of Session in Edinburgh after giving evidence

Katrine Trolle leaves the Court of Session in Edinburgh after giving evidence

Sheridan accused his former colleagues of 'spewing bile' against him as part of a 'political civil war' in the Left of the party.

The Prime Minister’s communications chief Mr Coulson, who was editor of the News of the World when Sheridan won his damages, gave evidence earlier this month. He was questioned by Sheridan, who conducted his own defence, over whether the videotape was genuine.

Sheridan asked whether he had seen his face on the tape. Mr Coulson replied: ‘No, but I heard your voice. We matched it to other recordings of your voice and it seemed pretty authentic to me.’

In a five-hour closing speech, Sheridan broke down as he told the jury they could deprive him of Christmas with his wife and five-year-old daughter Gabrielle.

‘The News of the World and the Murdoch press have tried to destroy me politically and do me in,’ he said. ‘I am not frightened of them and I will continue to fight them. I am not frightened of [the] police.

‘I am frightened of you because you can do something that the News of the World will never be able to do. You can separate me from my wife and you can make me break a promise to my daughter that I would spend Christmas with her.’ Alex Prentice, the Advocate Depute, told the jury there was a ‘compelling and convincing case’ that Sheridan committed perjury.

The QC said: ‘Why should we be interested if Tommy Sheridan had sexual relations at a sex club or extra- marital relations? There is no victim as there is in murder and rape case.

‘The reason is that there is a charge of perjury, which is knowingly giving false evidence. That is a serious crime. Our whole system of justice falls apart if perjury becomes acceptable behaviour.’

After the guilty verdicts, Lord Bracadale requested background reports and said any submissions by Sheridan – who told the jury he had spent time in jail after his protest against the Poll Tax and nuclear weapons – could be made at the sentencing hearing on January 26.

Scottish News of the World editor Bob Bird said the paper had lodged an appeal against the 2006 verdict.

He went on: ‘Today’s verdict is a vindication of good investigative journalism. We expect our successful appeal to bring an end to this matter.’

[conspiracy analyst]

So we are no longer expected to believe anymore what we see as we cant see clearly what is being shown (eg Sheridan in the alleged video, or Saddam during his execution) but we are accepted to accept what we ...hear (9/11 passenger phone calls on planes).

It was orginally 13 women and 2 men and then it was reduced to 13 women and 1 man. Sounds fair dont it?

[scienceplease 2]

Model Talker was described on Radio 4 this morning.

It is a tool to mimic a voice - first it learns then it repeats - not quite voice morphing - it reproduces your own voice's syllables...

http://www.modeltalker.com/moreinfo.html

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