BBC MISQUOTES PUTIN

Embarrassing, aren't they?

Skipping over the essentials of Vladimir Putin’s speeches and then misquoting him, the propaganda arm of Chatham House, our world famous BBC, illustrates that its primary skill is producing spin. The mind warpers believe that by restricting our access to news from Russian media they can fill us with distorted narratives and misinformation.

NAUGHTY!

So what did Putin actually say at the recent meeting with young entrepreneurs, engineers and scientists?

Here is a transcript direct from the Russian President's website.

and

Here is the artless BBC spin doctored version!

Furthermore, there has been an hilarious flurry of nonsense in the British media regarding Putin’s health. I like this short quote from Katie Stallard, writing in the Financial Review:

“Vladimir Putin is dying from blood cancer. Or thyroid cancer. Or maybe abdominal cancer. No, it is Parkinson’s. He has dementia. He is losing his sight. His limbs are “shaking uncontrollably”. On any given day, depending which news outlets you believe, the Russian president is terminally ill with any number of different diseases. Or perhaps, as several British tabloids have suggested recently, he is already dead.

Citing an unnamed intelligence source at the UK’s Secret Intelligence Service MI6, the Daily Star reported on May 28 that Putin was “very ill”, possibly “already dead”, with the Kremlin using lookalikes to conceal his demise. Not to be outdone, the Sunday Mirror followed up the next day with its own wholly unverified assertions under the headline, “Vladimir Putin may already be dead with body double taking his place, MI6 chiefs claim.”

See what I mean?

The British media is so embarrassing. I can only apologise to the world and beg them to recognise that we Brits are not all as dumb as our journalists.

Some of us escaped the indoctrination.
Some of us prefer to search out truth.

Please disregard our media. They can’t help it. They are puppets.

If you would like to hear some reasonable British analysis of current affairs please take a look at independents like UK COLUMN NEWS who provide round-ups and comment three times a week on their website.