Western media's relentless spin campaign against Russia continues
on. Not much criticism or blame on the
ruthless thug ruling Georgia.
Media continues to lie about civilians being bombed by Russians.
This video shows Russia precision bombed military targets in Georgia
and not civilian ones as are being falsely reported by western
media.
Putin speaks of the incredible lies that the media campaigns have
been spreading and likens Saakashvili to Saddam and how he treated
his people.
Some sparse mentions of Georgian attack on South Ossetia can
be heard in our media but not many, nor by loud enough voices.
One example is
Keith Olbermann,
but only in his attempt to slam McCain and neo-cons:
Why did U.S. permit Georgia to march last week
into capital of Ossetia ... which threatened
thousands of Russian citizens there.
at around 01:00 mark.
Interesting to note is that McCain's top foreign policy
adviser Randy Scheunemann is a paid lobbyist for Georgia!
An alternative media outlet I found is
war.georgia.su.
This site has interesting footage from the region and testimony
of in-field reporter/cameraman on how Fox News and Sky News,
both using his footage, lied about location of the footage
in order to make the report unfavorable for Russia.
This next video (00:00 through 06:50)
explains possible motives for Georgia to invade Ossetia and
Akhazia: Admission to NATO.
Another interesting note in the clip is how Saakashvili might
have used the 2008 Olympics a diversion to launch his aggression
and attempt his invasion of Ossetia.
Keep in mind Rupert Murdoch owns both Faux and Sky News.
This page (media lies)
shows fake photo footage of "victims".
It seems very clear that the people in the pictures are
actors. Interestingly enough, Reuters has removed these
photos from its pages.
This Faux News interview will never ever be aired again, you
can be certain.
It is an interview with a 12 year old girl from San Francisco
who talks about her experience during her visit with family
in the region when the conflict started.
It is no doubt a botched interview. The producers of this
segment did not expect to hear what was said. Notice the quick
cut to a commercial.