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Jet fuel that's a good one.
Too much Yankee propaganda on US media so it is impossible for the uniformed to come to any conclusions.
Americans blindly believe the bullshit and whatever the propaganda media says. Americans forget their government lies to them everyday . Americans can not come to accept the constant lies they are in state of denial..
The Image of a deceitful government would break the myth of a magical America that was drummed in their head all theirs lives. It' s time to face the FACTS America's political leaders are lying to you. Your media is doing the same thing by not pointing to the hypocrisy of Obama and Kerry statements over the Ukraine coup (or the word used by Obama and Kerry use Crisis )
Putin or Kerry: Who’s Delusional?
March 5, 2014
Exclusive: Official Washington and its compliant mainstream news media operate with a convenient situational ethics when it comes to the principles of international law and non-intervention in sovereign states. The rules apply only when they’re convenient, explains Robert Parry.
When Secretary of State John Kerry denounces Russia’s intervention in Crimea by declaring “It is not appropriate to invade a country and at the end of a barrel of gun dictate what you are trying to achieve. That is not Twenty-first Century, G-8, major-nation behavior,” you might expect that the next line in a serious newspaper would note Kerry’s breathtaking hypocrisy.
But not if you were reading the New York Times on Wednesday, or for that matter the Washington Post or virtually any mainstream U.S. newspaper or watching a broadcast outlet.
Yet, look what happens when Russia’s President Vladimir Putin does what the U.S. news media should do, i.e. point out that “It’s necessary to recall the actions of the United States in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Libya, where they acted either without any sanction from the U.N. Security Council or distorted the content of these resolutions, as it happened in Libya. There, as you know, only the right to create a no-fly zone for government aircraft was authorized, and it all ended in the bombing and participation of special forces in group operations.”
Secretary of State John Kerry speaking to the AIPAC conference on March 3, 2014.
Despite the undeniable accuracy of Putin’s observation, he was promptly deemed to have “lost touch with reality,” according to a Washington Post’s editorial, which called his press conference “rambling” and a “bizarre performance” in which his words have “become indistinguishable from the propaganda of his state television network.”
You get the point. If someone notes the disturbing U.S. history of military interventions or describes the troubling narrative behind the “democratic” coup in Ukraine – spearheaded by neo-Nazi militias who overthrew a duly elected president – you are dismissed as crazy..
Here is the rest of the article .
http://consortiumnews.com/2014/03/05/putin-or-kerry-whos-delusional/
Americans blindly believe the bullshit and whatever the propaganda media says. Americans forget their government lies to them everyday . Americans can not come to accept the constant lies they are in state of denial..
The Image of a deceitful government would break the myth of a magical America that was drummed in their head all theirs lives. It' s time to face the FACTS America's political leaders are lying to you. Your media is doing the same thing by not pointing to the hypocrisy of Obama and Kerry statements over the Ukraine coup (or the word used by Obama and Kerry use Crisis )
Putin or Kerry: Who’s Delusional?
March 5, 2014
Exclusive: Official Washington and its compliant mainstream news media operate with a convenient situational ethics when it comes to the principles of international law and non-intervention in sovereign states. The rules apply only when they’re convenient, explains Robert Parry.
When Secretary of State John Kerry denounces Russia’s intervention in Crimea by declaring “It is not appropriate to invade a country and at the end of a barrel of gun dictate what you are trying to achieve. That is not Twenty-first Century, G-8, major-nation behavior,” you might expect that the next line in a serious newspaper would note Kerry’s breathtaking hypocrisy.
But not if you were reading the New York Times on Wednesday, or for that matter the Washington Post or virtually any mainstream U.S. newspaper or watching a broadcast outlet.
Yet, look what happens when Russia’s President Vladimir Putin does what the U.S. news media should do, i.e. point out that “It’s necessary to recall the actions of the United States in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Libya, where they acted either without any sanction from the U.N. Security Council or distorted the content of these resolutions, as it happened in Libya. There, as you know, only the right to create a no-fly zone for government aircraft was authorized, and it all ended in the bombing and participation of special forces in group operations.”
Secretary of State John Kerry speaking to the AIPAC conference on March 3, 2014.
Despite the undeniable accuracy of Putin’s observation, he was promptly deemed to have “lost touch with reality,” according to a Washington Post’s editorial, which called his press conference “rambling” and a “bizarre performance” in which his words have “become indistinguishable from the propaganda of his state television network.”
You get the point. If someone notes the disturbing U.S. history of military interventions or describes the troubling narrative behind the “democratic” coup in Ukraine – spearheaded by neo-Nazi militias who overthrew a duly elected president – you are dismissed as crazy..
Here is the rest of the article .
http://consortiumnews.com/2014/03/05/putin-or-kerry-whos-delusional/
