Comment: We have known for months that the Zionist U.S. along with their lapdogs have used fake footage claiming Assad is killing his people. A little late in the day to bring along yet another yanky mouthpiece to point out the obvious!
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Fakery can be seen in “the little details that cause one to say, ‘Hey, wait-a-minute,” said James Jatras, an expert on jihadi strategies. “But by then the ‘massacre’ story has already done its work” because the videos have been picked up by TV broadcasters and have influenced U.S. public opinion.
The concern over video-fakery comes as news reports cast doubt on the much-touted allegation that the Syrian government massacred almost 100 civilians in the town of Houla last month.
The charge was undermined by a June article in German newspaper the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. The paper cited Syrian sources who said that the massacre was committed by anti-government rebels seeking to blame the government. The victims were the family members of government officials and soldiers, said the sources, based at the Christian Monastery of St. James in Qara, Syria.
Insurgent groups post authentic and faked videos on Internet sites, such as YouTube.com and LiveLeak.com. Some of the videos are rebroadcast by TV networks.
On June 11, for example, Fox News repeatedly broadcast a short video that seems to show wounded civilians being rushed out of a building in Syria....read more
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/06/13/some-syrian-war-videos-suspected-as-fakes/#ixzz1xhPKYZWU
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Fakery can be seen in “the little details that cause one to say, ‘Hey, wait-a-minute,” said James Jatras, an expert on jihadi strategies. “But by then the ‘massacre’ story has already done its work” because the videos have been picked up by TV broadcasters and have influenced U.S. public opinion.
The concern over video-fakery comes as news reports cast doubt on the much-touted allegation that the Syrian government massacred almost 100 civilians in the town of Houla last month.
The charge was undermined by a June article in German newspaper the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. The paper cited Syrian sources who said that the massacre was committed by anti-government rebels seeking to blame the government. The victims were the family members of government officials and soldiers, said the sources, based at the Christian Monastery of St. James in Qara, Syria.
Insurgent groups post authentic and faked videos on Internet sites, such as YouTube.com and LiveLeak.com. Some of the videos are rebroadcast by TV networks.
On June 11, for example, Fox News repeatedly broadcast a short video that seems to show wounded civilians being rushed out of a building in Syria....read more
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/06/13/some-syrian-war-videos-suspected-as-fakes/#ixzz1xhPKYZWU
