NationStates Jolt Archive

Poor Palestinians. They're being terribly oppressed by not being given a bigger budget to film their fictional war epic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_B1H-1opys

Interesting!

Some interesting points raised there...thanks for posting this...

Only got to the ambulance reverse angle shots before it crapped out on me...need to reboot the old laptop and try again later...

everyone makes propaganda

Palestines, Isralites, little green men, everyone

get over it

everyone makes propaganda

Palestines, Isralites, little green men, everyone

get over it
Not to the extent where they fake massacres, gun battles and even funerals and get the news media to consistently buy into their bullshit.

Why are you surprised? It's CBS! :(

Not to the extent where they fake massacres, gun battles and even funerals and get the news media to consistently buy into their bullshit.

Like this? :)

AP Beirut photo faces questions

Woman appears 'mourning destruction of her home' in two photographs allegedly taken two weeks apart in different locations

A woman has made two appearances in photographs used by the Associated Press and Reuters, allegedly wailing over the destruction of her Beirut home. US bloggers have however noticed that photographs were taken two weeks apart from each other, according to times stamps on the images, and that the photographs were taken in different locations.

"Either this woman is the unluckiest multiple home owner in Beirut, or something isn't quite right," noted the author of the Drinking From Home blog.

In the first photograph , taken by Reuters, a woman is seen in front of a bombed out building in Beirut. "A Lebanese woman wails after looking at the wreckage of her apartment, in a building, that was demolished by the Israeli attacks in southern Beirut," Reuters said in its caption. The photo was dated July 22 2006.

A second photograph of a woman who looks exactly like the woman in the first Reuters image, even bearing the same scar on her left cheek, is then supplied by the Associated Press.
"A Lebanese woman reacts at the destruction after she came to inspect her house in the suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon," the Associated Press caption claimed. The date accompanying the photograph is August 5 2006, and the scenes behind the woman are different to those of the July 22 photo.

After receiving "some emails" about the photos, the BBC removed the Associated Press image from its own website.

The Associated Press has so far not responded to requests by Ynetnews for an explanation of the mysterious time gap.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3288406,00.html

Like this? :)

AP Beirut photo faces questions

Woman appears 'mourning destruction of her home' in two photographs allegedly taken two weeks apart in different locations

A woman has made two appearances in photographs used by the Associated Press and Reuters, allegedly wailing over the destruction of her Beirut home. US bloggers have however noticed that photographs were taken two weeks apart from each other, according to times stamps on the images, and that the photographs were taken in different locations.

"Either this woman is the unluckiest multiple home owner in Beirut, or something isn't quite right," noted the author of the Drinking From Home blog.

In the first photograph , taken by Reuters, a woman is seen in front of a bombed out building in Beirut. "A Lebanese woman wails after looking at the wreckage of her apartment, in a building, that was demolished by the Israeli attacks in southern Beirut," Reuters said in its caption. The photo was dated July 22 2006.

A second photograph of a woman who looks exactly like the woman in the first Reuters image, even bearing the same scar on her left cheek, is then supplied by the Associated Press.
"A Lebanese woman reacts at the destruction after she came to inspect her house in the suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon," the Associated Press caption claimed. The date accompanying the photograph is August 5 2006, and the scenes behind the woman are different to those of the July 22 photo.

After receiving "some emails" about the photos, the BBC removed the Associated Press image from its own website.

The Associated Press has so far not responded to requests by Ynetnews for an explanation of the mysterious time gap.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3288406,00.html
Maybe it's an Arab thing.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=4RxK9r4MESY

Maybe it's an Arab thing.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=4RxK9r4MESY

Hmm. Next you're going to tell me that Iran only wants nuclear power, not weapons! :D

http://www.seconddraft.org/movies.php

Click on the Birth of an Icon for a short ~13 minute documentary showing how the Palestinians fake civilian deaths.

Next they will say that it was actually the Israelis who pretended to be Palestinians. :rolleyes: