Can you spot the lies?!
PATRICE GREANVILLE
CBS—along with the rest of the American media, whose place of business is actually a bordello—have been busy denigrating Putin, something that by now, due to the hysterical Russophobia pushed by the Deep State, has become second nature for practically all the major figures on US television, radio and print media, not to mention the whole political class and a plethora of clueless entertainers. In the below video, Elizabeth Palmer, whose official title is foreign correspondent for CBS News, while filing a "report" from Moscow drips venom, condescension, and insidiousness aplenty as she reads her carefully worded script ("remember that speech a few weeks ago when he bragged about Russia's new nuclear weapons...?"), not missing any of the main lies circulated obsessively and tediously by the presstitutes now for several years. Since we know darn well what this Ms. Palmer and her ilk really are and do, let's have some fun: let's count her lies! Can you spot them?
Those who hit the right number will get included in a raffle for a free copy of the best-selling China Rising, Capitalist Roads, Socialist Destinations, by our Beijing correspondent Jeff J Brown. So, watch this carefully, and count the lies! Be sure to post your results in the comment window below. The drawing will include all those who file a comment (or send us a mail directly at greanville@gmail.com) within the next 48 hours.
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come now. The US establishment is afraid. Like someone who has learned they have a terminal illness. Behind the sneering contempt there is anger and there are tears. So, perhaps a little kindness and patience for the afflicted, even though they are abusive and insolent. Let them know we understand their pain.
Here’s my lies/misstatements tally: 1. It’s not Putin’s 6th term, it’s his fourth 2. Putin didn’t brag about Russia’s new nuclear weapons as much as remind the West why they were developed and that they should be used to spur negotiations for greater mutual security 3. The animations didn’t clearly show one heading for Florida, although perhaps this could be inferred 4. Putin didn’t pivot post-election; his desire for peace with the West has never changed 5. Cuts in military spending have been discussed for quite a while now; this was nothing new. Putin made it clear that Russia had… Read more »
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