EEK! A Rat!

Propaganda

You are curently viewing the category for Propaganda.

To view entries published in another category you can select from one of the links on the menu to the right. Alternatively you can view a list of previous entries sorted by month in the Archives.


 German TV Uncovers Truth of Israeli Chemical Weapons Charge

Posted in Propaganda (RSS)




German TV gets to the bottom of claims that the Israelis used chemical weapons in Lebanon. But the clever Germans do actual scientific tests to prove it! They're smart like that. Watch the video.

Posted on Thursday, August 24, 2006 by Peacerose

 Punctured Red Cross Ambulance Myth Exploded

Posted in Conservative blogs (RSS), Propaganda (RSS)


Propaganda ambulance

Zombie totally demolishes the wild tale of the missile that hit ambulance right in the middle of the red cross. View his excellent work.

Also at zombietime:

Mohammed Image Archive
The Reuters Photo Scandal - A Taxonomy of Fraud

License plate analysis from RiehlWorldView

MM: The Great Ambulance Hoax

Posted on Thursday, August 24, 2006 by Peacerose

 Take That, Evil Fauxtographers!

Posted in Conservative blogs (RSS), Propaganda (RSS)

The Jawa Report takes on the fauxtographers.



Posted on Thursday, August 24, 2006 by Peacerose

 Hezbollywood: Caught in the Act (VIDEO)

Posted in Propaganda (RSS)



This fascinating video from Germany's NDR shows the Green Helmut Guy directing the production of video propaganda from Qana. Am I shocked or NOT?

Update: It was only a matter of time. Green Helmut Guy now has his own blog. HA!

Update: Hot Air: At last: Lebanese death pimp finally identified

Posted on Thursday, August 10, 2006 by Peacerose

 Fauxtographic Propaganda

Posted in New York Times (RSS), Propaganda (RSS), Reuters (RSS), Time (RSS), US News World Report (RSS)

Update: NewsBusters.org is running a sticky thread collecting links to bloggers' posts on the Fauxtography scandal.

Attack of the Bias Monster

Shocking fraud has unraveled this week as photographs purported to depict news events were shown to be staged and even Photoshopped. This saga began with EU Referendum questioning whether or not certain heartrending photos from Qana had been staged. Then, Little Green Footballs presented a clearly doctored photo of smoke rising over Beirut. Reuters acted promptly: they killed the photo, fired the photographer, and withdrew all the images he had submitted.

More:
Zombietime: Reuters Commits Four Types of Fraud
Hot Air: Vent - Picture Kill, 8/8/06
FreeRepublic.com: keyword 'fauxtography'

Lebanese pieta - caught in the act of posing

Now the questionable photos are turning up everywhere, including a Lebanese 'pieta' (above) brought to us by none other than the New York Times. Since the poor guy laying down is seen participating in the 'rescue' in other pictures by the same photographer, it all appears quite damning.

Update: NY Times issues a correction. They say he got hurt participating in the rescue. Still looks like play acting to me.

Even U.S. News & World Report has a blatantly lying photo on their cover, calling a tire fire at the dump "Lebanon's new ruins". The same scene from a different angle appears in Time magazine (7/31/06) calling it a downed Israeli jet. Hmmm.

Update: Allahpundit at Hot Air has tracked down the truth on the tire fire - and from the sounds of it, it wasn't easy. Long story to short, the fire was started accidentally by Hezbullah when one of their missile blew up in the wrong place. DOH!

Or consider the Passion of the Toys at Slublog. How did these mostly clean toys find their way into the filthy middle of bombed out ruins?

These pictures are meant to play upon our emotions and effect our thinking as we consider world events. And that makes these pictures propaganda. Thanks to this hideous breach of trust, we now know we can't trust what we are shown in pictures.

Posted on Wednesday, August 09, 2006 by Peacerose

 Pallywood (Video)

Posted in Propaganda (RSS)

This is a shocking and eye-openning video demonstrating how news propaganda videos are produced in some sectors. It is 18 minutes long, but certainly time well spent.

Posted on Tuesday, August 08, 2006 by Peacerose