Catapulting the Propaganda

Perhaps I was half asleep... perhaps it was having too much fun in the '70's...

Last night I was watching CNN. It was a report from on the scene at Ukraine airfield, the one that "Russian soldiers" had taken over. The reporter was shown trying to talk to the "Russian soldiers" and I think it was Wolf Blitzer asking him questions. Blitzer was like "How do you know they are Russian soldiers"? And the reporter - His name I can't remember, but he appeared to be a Ukrainian - said "we saw Russian license plates on their cars, it is well known by people here they are Russian" or something like that.

Now it gets freaky - later the same night, I'm watching Chris Hayes. The same exact footage of the same reporter in Ukraine, running alongside "Russian soldiers", asking them questions, making exactly the same remarks about "license plates", except Chris Hayes appeared to be asking questions framed for these same answers.

This technique is used on radio where a local d.j. sounds like they are "interviewing" a nationally syndicated "guest", the d.j. is given the "questions" to ask for the prerecorded "answers".

I hope to God I am mistaken, perhaps CNN and MSNBC just happened to interview the same reporter at the same airfield in Ukraine within an hour or so of each other, and just sounded remarkably similar.

Otherwise, we are being fed a total line of blatant bullshit by a completely taken over corporate media.