The first video Putin discusses with US journalists at the Valdai International Discussion Club the US role in creating ISIS….to their amazement, not the narrative they were told to believe. Obviously they had not heard this truth. Video about 7 minutes long and in it Putin makes clear he is not wishing a confrontation with the US but that the US should clean its act up in the way it goes about its business. He also bares open the US involvement in Libya and Iraq questioning the outcomes to journalistic amazement.
Followed by none other than Trump……
The following video is from the US Election campaign in December 2015 when ABC host George Stephanopoulos shoots from his propaganda hip about Putin. Making a number of false accusations about Putin, Trump went after his comments in a full on confrontation. Stephanopoulos tried to go after Trump because the world’s favorite leader, President Putin of Russia said complimentary things about Trump, and Trump replied in kind.
According to Stephanopoulos, “Putin has murdered journalists,” and Trump should be ashamed of praising a murderer of journalists. Trump asked Stephanopoulos for evidence, and Stephanopoulos didn’t have any. In other words, Stephanopoulos confirmed Trump’s statement that American politicians just make things up and rely on the presstitutes to support invented “facts” as if they are true. Trump made reference to Washington’s many murders. While Trump correctly stated about the massive number of murders and refugee crisis in Europe emanating from the disruption caused by US policy he didn’t have enough facts at his finger tips to show that indeed the US has killed journalists.
Whereupon, there is a report from Al Jazeera, a far more trustworthy news organization than the US print and TV media: “On April 8, 2003, during the US-led invasion of Iraq, Al Jazeera correspondent Tareq Ayoub was killed when a US warplane bombed Al Jazeera’s headquarters in Baghdad. The invasion and subsequent nine-year occupation of Iraq claimed the lives of a record number of journalists. It was undisputedly the deadliest war for journalists in recorded history. Disturbingly, more journalists were murdered in targeted killings in Iraq than died in combat-related circumstances, according to the group Committee to Protect Journalists. CPJ research shows that “at least 150 journalists and 54 media support workers were killed in Iraq from the US-led invasion in March 2003 to the declared end of the war in December 2011. “The media were not welcome by the US military,” Soazig Dollet, who runs the Middle East and North Africa desk of Reporters Without Borders told Al Jazeera.
Of course they also fail to discuss one of the most recent atrocities in October in Afghanistan when for over an hour of continual strafing a US AC-130U gunship shot up the Kunduz Trauma Center Hospital operated by’ Doctors without Borders’ in northern Afghanistan killing 42 medical staff including many doctors. (Wikipedia)
“Collateral damage” I think it was called but it is just one of no doubt hundreds of instances of US killings that this idiot Stephanopoulos has no knowledge of or repeats lies about.
https://youtu.be/TlRTCxMAqC4