XPost: soc.culture.turkish, soc.culture.europe, soc.culture.russian   
   From: kirill@university.ca   
      
   Ali Asker wrote:   
      
   Do a report on the totalitarian EU, US and Canadian media and their   
   ridiculous coverage of the attack by Saakashvili on South Ossetian civilians.   
   This collection of propagandists thinks that an artillery and MLRS barrage   
   lasting   
   for over FOUR HOURS on Tskhinvali is legitimate but the bombing of military   
   targets   
   and a railway bridge is a big crime.   Even some brush fires were being yapped   
   about.   
   This same media made it look as if the NATO double attack on the Grdelica   
   bridge in   
   Serbia in 1999 while a passenger train was crossing was legitimate.  The   
   obviously   
   sped up tape showing the first attack was the big excuse: "the train was going   
   too   
   fast".  But the second attack when the train was already stopped on the bridge   
   was   
   not even addressed.   
      
   This is NATO standard procedure to bomb civilian targets twice with a delay to   
   make   
   sure any firemen and other rescuers get killed.  The NATO media is a full time   
   lie factory tasked to demonize countries, peoples and individuals whom NATO   
   wants   
   to coerce and dominate or eliminate.  To wit, the endless blathering how South   
   Ossetians   
   are secessionists (as if they are all a bunch of blood thirsty militants even   
   though   
   the secessionist fighting was over in 1992) and their eyewitness reports of the   
   Georgian barrage and subsequent atrocities (e.g. throwing grenades into   
   basements   
   full of people seeking shelter from the bombing, direct tank fire on cars with   
   refugees, and running down of civilians fleeing on foot) is all hearsay and   
   propaganda.  There was NEVER any such questioning of the stories by Kosovo   
   Albanian   
   refugees in 1999.   
      
   > Third Quarterly Media Monitoring Report: Full Text   
   > According to the quarterly report of the Bia Media Monitoring Desk, relating   
   > to events in July, August and September 2007, 125 people, most of them   
   > journalists, and six media institutions have been tried for expressing their   
   > thoughts freely.   
      
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