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Originally posted by JennaDarling
You think a reporter is going to put themselves in danger? LOL no, they will stage a similar scene and send that over the feed. They just write their own version of that the military press guy said (or told them to say basically).
I would too lol
edit on 23-8-2011 by JennaDarling because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by JennaDarling
You think a reporter is going to put themselves in danger? LOL no, they will stage a similar scene and send that over the feed. They just write their own version of that the military press guy said (or told them to say basically).
I would too lol
edit on 23-8-2011 by JennaDarling because: (no reason given)
Wow, you are naive as well as uneducated about media and military imbedding, which even the Taliban have allowed.
List of war correspondants from around the globe
You guys need to get out of the house more often and take the tin foil hats off.
Originally posted by JennaDarling
I know they do go out there, but we also know they do stage photographs.
Reuters have been caught at it many times.
we all know the military have a press room for the press, we all know they pick what questions they want to answer.
Originally posted by JennaDarling
We all know propaganda is also central to winning wars.
Probably the most famous (to me) war reporter was Kate Adie, en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by JennaDarling
We all know propaganda is also central to winning wars.
Probably the most famous (to me) war reporter was Kate Adie, en.wikipedia.org...
Ok, most famous to you for? You included her wiki and she looks like she is good and knows here stuff. You poted it right after media using propoganda. Are you pointing out that she used propoganda and faked news broadcasts, or were you syaing media does fake stuff, and thislady does not and is good?
just wanting clarification.
Originally posted by 13th Zodiac
Wait and see what we do to Noble Peace prize winners !
Secondline
Surpassing previous mass media fabrications, both in scale and boldness, yesterday morning's Al Jazeera mise-en-scène will surely go down in history as one of the most cynical hoaxes committed by corporate media since the manipulated pictures of Iraqis topplying Saddam Hussein's statue after the US invasion in 2003.
On the morning of August 22nd 2011, Al Jazeera aired a 'live' report from Green Square in Tripoli,which claimed to show the capture of the Libyan capital by rebel forces. Scenes of jubilation and euphoria enveloped Al Jazeera's reporter Zeina Khodr as she declared: " Liya is in the hands of the opposition''
The images were immediately reproduced throughout the global media complex, with headlines trumpeting the 'end of the Gaddafi regime' and editorials throughout the corporate media world speculating about the post-Gaddafi future of Libya.
In fact, the Al Jazeera pictures from Green Square were an elaborate and criminal hoax. The report had been prefabricated in a studio in Doha Qatar . This information had been passed onto Libyan intelligence and the Libyan people had already been warned about the qatari psyops a couple of days previously on Rayysse state television.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by xuenchen
I find it interesting that you guys use personal blogs as a bonaifed / reliable media source. You do understand they are completely different right?
Yesterday, CNN International made a rather significant error while talking to Sara Sidner from Tripoli. The on-screen graphic showed a map highlighting the city of Tripoli in Lebanon, instead of the city of Tripoli in Libya, where the actual fighting continues to rage on:
Tripoli, Libya and Tripoli, Lebanon are not only in different countries, they are on different continents. A check of TVEyes shows that CNNI had on-air graphics showing the correct Tripoli as of this morning.
Update: CNN International has released a correction: “Yesterday, 22 August, CNN mistakenly showed a map with Tripoli in Lebanon. We made the correction immediately and we regret the error.”