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Originally posted by Mokuhadzushi
Sorry guys, but i think it's interesting to measure news propagation time on US-unfriendly issues
[Edited on 13-8-2003 by Mokuhadzushi]
Originally posted by Mokuhadzushi
Sorry guys, but i think it's interesting to measure news propagation time on US-unfriendly issues
[Edited on 13-8-2003 by Mokuhadzushi]
We did in Japan. Some Japanese journalists were in the same hotel when it happened and rushed in with a cam corder. They aired it on Japanese TV when they got back.
Originally posted by Fury
the U.S. should have done it after they posted the pics of dead captured soldiers. lmao,
maybe we'll get to see some pics of dead journalists.
yea.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Is that the tank came under fire....so then they looked around for the ones doing it, and spotted a guy leaning out of the window with a shoulder-mounted device which glinted in the sun....
Thinking this was a Stinger, they opened fire...then it was discovered that it was a cameraman, not a missile launcher.
Mistakes happen in war...as you don't have the luxury of a lot of time before deciding to shoot or be shot at....*sigh*
Originally posted by Fury
the U.S. should have done it after they posted the pics of dead captured soldiers. lmao,
maybe we'll get to see some pics of dead journalists.
yea.