It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: Xcathdra
Always shoot the messenger to get rid of inconvenient facts, awesome job. Nuland doesn't exist, you say?
I might even agree, depends on your definition of existence.
originally posted by: cenpuppie
a reply to: Xcathdra
just as credible as CNN, FOX,MSNC,BBC, which have been caught lying? and i mean straight up lies and manipulation of the truth.
when you cannot attack the message, attack the messenger.
You really want a running comparison of who is lying more, western media or Russian media?
why would i want that? i said rt is just as credible as the other media outlets, who have been caught lying, and now your the one that wants to break out a measuring stick, nice way to say "yea they lie too, but rt lies more!".
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: cenpuppie
why would i want that? i said rt is just as credible as the other media outlets, who have been caught lying, and now your the one that wants to break out a measuring stick, nice way to say "yea they lie too, but rt lies more!".
The only problem is the fact RT is going to say whatever the Kremlin let's them say...so when they lie it comes from the Kremlin which is not what happens with western media...tell you what let's see who has had to remove more stories from their sites because they were either made up by them, or were just parroted language of the Kremlin..."The US is the death to Russia's way of life, or they are the bad guy's".
And the most lying they have done is during the whole Ukrainian conflict.
The only problem is the fact the BBC is going to say whatever the government let's them say.
The only problem is the fact the FOX is going to say whatever Rupert Murdoch let's them say.
The BBC is an independent body which is held in trust for the British people. The BBC was most recently given a ten-year royal charter in 2006 that defines its purposes and allows it to act somewhat autonomously, free from commercial and government influence.
Control rests with the 12-person BBC Trust, which replaced the Board of Governors in 2007. Trust members are paid and are appointed by the British prime minister and are supposed to represent the interests of a broad cross-section of the British listening and viewing public. Day-to-day management is handled by the board of management, headed by the director general; its members are appointed by the board of governors.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: bullcat
The only problem is the fact the BBC is going to say whatever the government let's them say.
The only problem is the fact the FOX is going to say whatever Rupert Murdoch let's them say.
And both of those news outlets can criticize the president of our nation...can RT do that, because I guarantee you can't show anything that shows RT being critical of Putin and his actions...
Just so you know Rupert Murdoch doesn't tell the news what to say, as he doesn't run FOX's day to day operations. Which is why he has others to deal with that.
As for the BBC...
The BBC is an independent body which is held in trust for the British people. The BBC was most recently given a ten-year royal charter in 2006 that defines its purposes and allows it to act somewhat autonomously, free from commercial and government influence.
Control rests with the 12-person BBC Trust, which replaced the Board of Governors in 2007. Trust members are paid and are appointed by the British prime minister and are supposed to represent the interests of a broad cross-section of the British listening and viewing public. Day-to-day management is handled by the board of management, headed by the director general; its members are appointed by the board of governors.
www.conservapedia.com...
So we can see that you are a bit mislead concerning the media from the west, as Murdoch doesn't tell FoX what to say and the British government doesn't tell the BBC what to say.
But good try though.
www.huffingtonpost.com...
en.wikipedia.org...