New York Times reporter Stuart A. Thompson discusses what he learned after watching 50 hours of Russian state television about the invasion of Ukraine. #CNN #News
Putin is a modern Nazifascist, the biggest lie is that this war serves the defense of territory. Everyone knows that Russia is the second nuclear power in the world, so it would never be invaded, neither by NATO nor by anyone else. This war has as a priority the internal image of Putin, which is not only more worn down by repression of the free press. But the shot backfired.
@@standZ4 bias is not same as fake news. Also the US viewers have access to news bias in both side (e.g. nbc and fox), it’s up to the viewers to choose their bias, not by the government.
@@Mel-nc1qq Russian media is banned in the West and has been from the 27th of February 2022 unless you use a VPN you can see it, fake news CNN blames Russia and trump for everything please explain what fake news is if that ain't fake they have even been found out lying on Russian conspiracy's yet quick enough to call anyone else a conspiracy theorist when it's Biden who's son is working with those they blame trump working with and it's a hundred times more than fox do it. I'm from the UK the whole world see it except America
@Ukraine is Russia Yes, and now Russia is shitting on that once admired heritage - it's gone, no one admires Russia any more. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 Слава Україні! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Russian propaganda is like a poison, which kills grey brain cells, turning many Russians into zomby. Fortunately, some Russian people are smart, but they are in minority. And often they are pushed out of the country, because poo-tin hates intelligent people.
50 часов? Мне искренне жаль разум этого журналиста. Стоит мне включить телевизор дольше, чем на несколько минут, и уже начинаю ощущать как теряю мозговые клетки.
@Shawn Im sorry for not being a fluent English speaker. I did not use a translator, only my skills. Funny to see people tolerate mistakes from hispanics or other european languages but not from russian
@Shawn oh wait. I have mistaken this comment section for another, where i war attacked by russophobes for saying that not all russians are bad people. Sorry if I was rude
@Shawn I don't really agree with you even tho I'm a Russian patriot, I just don't think Putin is the right man for Russia. But I respect you for being reasonable and smart in such hard times. This is a rare thing to see. Sorry for grammar mistakes
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I worked in Faslane (Scottish Sub base) during the Kursk incident I remember, I think it was the first anniversary of the accident, maybe 2nd, that Russian families were given a tour of the usually restricted base, our Vanguard class subs, etc One moment really stuck out to me. Perhaps in my naivety, I kinda assumed the families had wanted to do this but I genuinely couldn’t fathom why. At one point there was a woman crying on a chair. She was so far back from the tour, at first it didn’t click who she was. I kinda assumed she was one of the press who were there. Until she spoke She muttered something in Russian and said ‘how would you feel?’ I apologised for not understanding what she meant. She explained that her husband had died on the sub and that the families were ‘urged’ (I took this to mean more than asked) to come here and ‘understand’ our submarines - they were to report back what they saw. I remember her next line so well ‘We who have lost have to come to you after you left our men to die’ The Russians had been very liberal with their excuses. As I’m sure most of you will remember, Britain, France, the US and a few Scandinavian nations all offered to help after hearing the Russian sailors knocking on the sub in morse code (…--… SOS) but they were told on no uncertain terms that getting involved would be seen as an act of aggression. This really hit me. I had, for whatever reason, just thought that government controlled media had died with the USSR I suppose it makes sense it doesn’t just ‘go away’. I tried to explain this. At first, she said that’s exactly what I would say. I was about to try again before an officer came back to get the woman back on track along with an ‘interpreter’ (state supplied, of course) That was the day it sunk in that changing the name of a country doesn’t automatically shift its ideology. I suppose that makes sense really, but when you’re so far removed from the fact, and only hearing bit in the news, you don’t think of the nuances of a situation
I remember that even with the submarine going on. It was horrible to know they're probably going to die because their own country was not willing to allow others to help. Flash forward a few years to the Thailand cave rescue and you can see what international help can do!
It tells us what they fear. It gives us a heirarchy. 1. Fear of other humans. 2. Fear of nature, chance, unknown. When we lie, we replace the truth in our narrative with some still believable but less threatening fantasy. Being harmed by , intelligent, vengeful Ukrainians is less acceptable than being harmed by an impersonal, indifferent reality.
Puppet Joe's regime didn't even admit incompetence after leisurely drone striked Afghan relieved workers killing 10 including 8 children, nor in its disasterous withdrawal from Aghanistan leaving behind Americans and $7 billions of brand new weapons for the Taliban.
I mean, I read that Poland wants to bring troops into Ukraine. What will happen when Russia attacks polish forces in Ukraine, won't that start a war vs NATO?
My family moved to Israel for economic reasons back in the 90s from Ukraine but my grandparents have been watching the Russian TV ever since, at this point it's so rooted into them the TV not only twisted their minds to turn against their own home but also created a bubble to them so that at this point they refuse to believe the truth they find on the internet saying that it's fake. It's heartbreaking 💔
I don't understand how face is saved by saying that the Russian sailors were so inept that they caused or allowed a fire to sink their flagship. Blaming them for an enemy attack is an insult to those sailors.
@@tannerhuxtable6118 The Russians never directly blamed their own sailor. That would be stupid even for the them. But by denying that the fire and explosion was NOT caused by Ukrainian missiles, It's implied that the crew is incompetent because modern warships don't just catch on fire and explode.
@@tannerhuxtable6118 Russian official report is that a Russian sailor was smoking next to the powder storage and set it on fire accidentally and sunk the ship.
As a person who lived in russia until a few years ago I can say - that journalist is a trooper. The state TV there is toxic trash that one has to literally endure
@@walthermodel01 You are, I agree with @structureGames, you are very lucky that not under russian propaganda, cnn and fox news is nothing like over there..
I'm watching it now for several months. All they do there, is showing their people that western countries are struggling with sanctions and other things. It's more like showing their people, that they are not the only one who got a tough life. Russia knows pretty well that they can't win the war. They might win battles, they might will stop this war and Donbas as well as Crimea will be sovereign, but they will never be respected in the rest of the world. They know pretty well, that their Soviet 2.0 isolated life has just began. There is no back for western politics or companies to such regime. The problem is; all their entire west Russian economy is based on trades with Europe. There is a reason why so many high educated people left Russia. They know, it will not return in the next 5 years (at least), maybe even in the time of their life. My cousin is from St.Petersburg and she is on her way to Armenia, because she is afraid that her boyfriend have to join army when they stay there longer. One year ago, these people would never think of moving to Armenia or Georgia. Her mom and my mom are kids from Soviet Union, blind from propaganda and don't realize that their blind trust to Putin's administration causing all this, their kids have to suffer.
I remember the story of Belarusian protestor, whose legs were brutally broken by police. On TV they showed it was self-injury and he made it himself to accuse police. After the few months, sometimes watching TV and exploring their media, this guys wasn’t sure if this was made by police and maybe he is guilty.
Kudos to you for not attributing that to Mark Twain. Many people do, but there's no evidence he ever actually said it. Although I'm sure he would have wished he had.
considering that the Ukrainians hit a second ship a day or two ago, it there gonna be another "accident"? Will anyone start wondering why ships conducting special operations near Ukraine spontaneously catch fire sometimes?
I have operated power boats and sailboats on reservoirs, rivers, lakes (not the same as reservoirs), seas, and the open ocean. I have been through storms (gales, tropical storms, hurricanes, etc.) while onboard. I can tell you sincerely, and without doubt or reservation, the Moscva did NOT sink in a storm. Look at the video - use your own eyes and THINK!! Do you see high winds whipping the water into froth and spray? Do you see wind-rows being formed on the water's surface? Do you see swells and waves topping 15 - 20 feet in height (let alone 2 - 3 feet)? No, the Moscva did NOT sink in a storm due to her damage. She was hit with missiles, she suffered intense, significant, crippling damage, and while the Russian Navy was towing her to another port for salvage (a really bad idea to begin with), she sank because the damage was so severe. Most likely, the Russian Navy KNEW she would sink, so they towed her out into very deep water where her damage would be unseen and invisible for years to come. Bottom line - the Ukrainians sank the Moscva with an extremely well-timed and well-aimed missile attack.
From the Ukrainian side, our guys were using a drone (or two, I can’t remember exactly), and this apparently distracted the Moskva defences so much that when the missiles went in, the ship couldn’t defend. They launched them just as a warning and didn’t expect to do any actual sinking. Imagine the shock and amazement 🫢
From what I read the younger ones who are able to leave are doing so. In that regard any chance of change will have to be made from outside Russia. I know I cannot believe everything I read however but I believe the most educated knows exactly what’s going on and therefore are looking for a brighter future for their young families.
Navies have been dealing with onboard fires on ships for 300 years. Imagine the level of incompetence Russia is admitting to in this story of the Moskva.
As a USN vet, I know what you say is true. But considering how often places in Russia seem to spontaneously combust, I imagine most Russians would just shrug and mutter some platitude if told that one of their ships had burst into flames and sank.
The U.S.S Liberty, U.S.S. Stark and the U.S.S. Cole were smaller ships which were farther from base than the Russian ships, hit by anti ship missiles or attacked by a suicide boat that had explosives and they all made it back to base and even the U.S. The Russians can't do anything about a ship failure a couple of hundred miles or less from its base.
@@orlock20 What you say is amazing! I agree it makes no sense but that is Russia. Its really weird, they could succeed in the Anglo-American economic system based on the rule of law, "democratic" elections, and private property, but for some reason they reject it even if it shows to provide more prosperity to their population. China has played the "Game" with America and prospered. For sure they have huge issues but they have the infrastructure to resolve them. But Russia has such huge existential issues that they are lashing out to avoid reckoning which will only be precipitated by what they are doing. Next Monday's announcement by Putin will tell.
I feel incredible sorry for him. He must have wanted to yank his eyeballs out after that The few times I’ve watched Russian state TV, I’ve wanted to scream at how ridiculously insane it is.
After having spent 2 weeks on vacation in the States, I felt similarly exposed to propaganda and brainwashing. But in the case of the US it is called "advertisement". By the end the the fortnight I started believing I had impotence, depression and that I needed to own a firearm. All of which I can get for a low cost of...
As a Ukrainian, I express my deep condolences to the journalists' brains! Since Maidan started in 2013 I watched their TV via Internet (at times) just to understand the enemy. Their news are so "twisted", so arrogant! And truly penetrating. At some moments I felt slight hints of starting to believe them ))
@@ashleywilson2072 surly you mean any news right? I hope you're not one of those fox "news" people, which actually used in court that they're not real news, it would be hilarious. Don't be a tool, get news from MULTIPLE sources.
Don't be deceived by US propaganda. They are using Ukraine to weaken Russia. This is a proxy war, they do not care about Ukrainians, democracy, or freedom. They only care about money, resources, and control. As an American, it breaks my heart to say that Russia is right and we are wrong. Just like we were in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan.
.CNN and all paid off media are the liars the distortors of reality , we the people have learned how to read history and physics and virus biology .. ''wef your days are numbered
Putin is going in for cancer surgery in the near future and he will probably be killed on the operating table. The Russians have a history of disposing of troublemakers that way. Straight from the Stalin playbook.
Another aspect of the Ukrainian spirit I find fascinating is not only their fighting spirit but also their unyeilding detirmination to restore that which has been destroyed, physically. Their comrades immediately emerge to begin restoring damaged electrical grids, temporary bridge repairs, debris removal. These people will never be conquered no matter how successful Russias millitary are. Putin cannot defeat the Ukrainian will to be a free, independent, sovereign nation. SLAVA UKRAINI, HEROIAM SLAVA!! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸
I am from Lithuania. I worked with Ukrainians. They are extremelly intelligent, friendly, hard working and willing to help people with big heart and free spirit. They will win. There can be no other outcome.
@North Korea Is Best Korea this is war and it’s not so much Russian death but we still waiting on Ukraine soldiers death count as to planes that’s ok but Russia will achieve the goal don’t matter what they have lost they still have a lot of planes helicopters ships subs and bombs of all sizes to turn Ukraine in a stone quarry any minute now
I get that Russian media is warped. But I wouldn't (COULDN'T!) watch 50 hrs of FOX, MSNBC or CNN and expect unbiased coverage, either. Of the three, I *may* trust CNN the most, but that bar is so low, it's almost not worth mentioning.
*Objectives of Russian Propaganda, disinformation, & brainwashing:* 1. Create distrust in *all* media 2. Sow doubts in veracity of reported facts 3. Create alternative scenarios & explanations not related to the truth but somewhat plausible 4. Distort facts, create new information that is based on kernels of truth but exaggerated & filled with falsity 5. Information overload: bombard with mountains of conflicting information to overwhelm consumers of information 6. Create fatigue & eventual apathy so people eventually just tune out. The average Russian is at stage 6.
Jane, at the start (and before it was apparent that the whole world was against it), repugnant Fox news anchors were glorifying Putin and justifying this senseless barbaric genocidal war.
Well yeah, cynicism is anathema to truth, or rather the pursuit of truth and understanding it. You don't need to tell a perfect lie, you just need to obscure the truth.
'The Admiral Makarov, and the missile cruiser Moskva, have been reclassified as submersible warships and are currently undergoing sea trials with their full crews aboard; everything is going according to plan.' - Vladimir Putin
We ought to consider what happens in the minds of the Russian viewers when the message goes from 'there was a fire on the ship" to "we are going to retaliate against the Ukrainians for the sinking of the ship". That kind of discontinuity is certainly not lost on many people, but the reality of the situation constrains their behavior to a large degree. It is risky and of limited utility for Russian citizens to question the party line, so it is understandable that so many go along. What good would it do for them to stick their neck out anyway? But it is hard to believe there is not a large chunk of the population that knows they are being lied to.
The Russian people should NOT be blamed. When a leader takes control slowly and insidiously, the frog being boiled by slowly increasing the temperature, no one can predict or control the person boiling. It is not the frog's fault and has little to absolutely nothing to do with the frog. It is the person increasing the temperature. Of course, Russian citizens can't stick out their necks. However, do they realize that we all may die or be permanently maimed?
All too often people allow themselves to be deceived. Here in the States, delusional Retrumplickin cultists deny reality to follow DJT. I'm not trying to go off topic. I'm just trying to point out how people can buy into lies
There were quite a lot of Russians who tried protesting the war but got arrested. After Kursk in 2000s and the burning of a mall where children died and the news anchor said let pay our condolence to Mr Putin (and the anchor got backlash for that). Many should be quite aware.
I only hope that all commanders of the honest world sit in a digital room and discuss the next course of action! We are proud of you! Glory to Ukraine! Honor the heroes! "Honour of Ukraine" Слава Ukraine Our soul is with you!
There is a very interesting book by Jessikka Aro, a Finnish Journalist, called Putin's Troll Army - she describes there also, how the russian state propaganda works 💁🏻♂️
@@crystal2484 People who use their brains know that Ukraine caused this problem all by themselves. - They agreed to be a neutral buffer. - They were told to not join NATO - Russia said "Don't do it!" - Ukraine said "We don't care!" - Russia attacked. Funny, how you allow NATO (an organization which is anti-Russian) to have a nice wall of countries right at Russia's border and DEMAND they don't respond.
The Moskva thing is simply hilarious. I know they didn't think that one through. They chose to, rather than admit they were attacked and spin some valiant 9/11 story talking about the sailors' families, instead go with the story that they lost their best battleship because someone was incompetent enough to store a bunch of oily rags right on top of some unsecured ammunition. Is that better?
Yeah. Admitting an attack, that path - from the legal status of the ship - would've meant official war, conscribing Russians and allow the use of tactical nukes.
@Atheos B. Sapien Awww, that's cute. You have no idea of who I am. But, just like Russians that keep calling Ukrainians nazis, you just assigned me a label without any proof. Because I dared to point out a hypocrisy. You should be ever so proud of yourself.
@@lembergnative7731 If You're Listening To Faux Fairytails, News Max Nonsense, Info Wars Insanity And Hannity HATRED; Then You Would HAVE TO BE A Pro-Russian, Diaper Donny Boot Licking ROOTIN For POOPTIN Anti Democracy Far Right Racist. Not Rocket Science To Understand What Their Agenda Is...
My mother who was the best student in school now watches state TV in Moscow, and I can't convince her to stop watching. Having an Internet access doesn't change anything.
Here in Michigan my mother has one channel FOX FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY NEWS STATION. THE ONLY CHANNEL! SHE TAKES A DUMP BRIGHT ORANGE .DISCUSSTING !
And you don't watch state propaganda? Are you that clueless? Every Ukrainian that killed is a "brave hero" and every Ukrainian that died is an "innocent victim of a crime" 🙄
@@ilya4759 its hard to avoid partisan news wherever you live but the thing to do is watch AND READ a lot of sources so you're not so gullible. Old people have been through so much, they should know by now that govts lie and dont tell you the truth, not for the public good but to save their arses.
Wait, I am not a military strategist by any measure of the term but, wouldn't it be more favorable for the Russian army to blame an attack on the ship as the reason for its demise than saying that there was an accident and for that reason it collapsed? Why not put the blame on the enemy instead of admitting something that would make them look more, well I don't know, incompetent?
Because admitting Ukraine is capable of such a thing is more shameful. Also, admitting Ukraine did it emphasizes the immensity of the conflict; it almost seems like war…
@Fire Ice oh yea in my time like being beat by a girl. Yea I think the Russians cannot admit that the Ukrainian armed forces didn't turn out like the wimps they thought they had for neighbors and intimidated for years.
Look how Ukraine army treated their own civilians inside the bunker of steel plant. https: // youtu .be/1OxreZRVYFE Start the video from 8:45 Look how (Germany) West Media plays to the tunes of Ukraine
You must admire the glass-is-half-full attitude of the Russians. "We brought home half our battalion in full safety!". "Our legendary battleship is enjoying an opportunity to prove it can move but is still very much afloat!". I feel we're somehow not appreciative of their positive attitude guys, we should take notice.
Not really, casualty reports show very few casualties while the ukros have more than 80% casualty rates in most of their units. But I guess a CNN zombie wouldn’t know that.
@@libra6492 Uh what sarcasm? It’s literally joking about how the Russians portray themselves optimistically even though they are receiving high casualties. My comment was simply a rebuttal of the base of that joke, because in actuality, the ruskies are doing pretty good.
Yes, I heard this as well. The same Russian journalists report some events differently so that people are dazed and confused and distrustful of the media.
The Russian Journalist's Report Differently, Because They Become More And More DRUNK On Vodka As The Day Goes On. It's Best That The Viewers Remain Drunk While Watching Too...
I try to take my news from many diverse sources incl Al Jazeera, SCMP, WION, CNN, Fox, BBC etc but also Russian news outlets. But watching RT makes my stomach churn and can only watch a few minutes before I can't take anymore. Whilst western media is far from perfect at least we can criticise our leaders (just see the criticism being said about Biden or Boris Johnson etc). RT primarily show what's bad in the US and rarely anything that is not perfect inside Russia nor any criticism of its leaders.
I can't agree with you more. I try to watch all the networks and draw my own conclusion. It's refreshing to hear how other countries report. And you are correct, all networks have their own "spin" on world events. Abe Lincoln once said, "You can please some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all the people, all of the time." A true servant of the people. Maybe these networks should adhere to this advice and simply report the truth--regardless of their political views.
RT and Fox News, Newsmax, OAN, QANON and other Putin inspired propaganda mills do all tend to say the same things and they also make my stomach churn when I watch them.
Same here, I watch all these channels and more, to get an overview what different countries are saying, and try to form an opinion incorporating many different views. Russia is just not telling the same story as the rest of the world. - The world meaning all those countries that have the freedom for individuals to express their own views, and not countries where they are told by the state what their view is.
Russian TV - "the ship experienced a minor ammunition incident, a small fire was put out, and brave sailors received Medals of glory"...And now back to our regularly scheduled program the "Bugs Bunny and Tweety hour"
>50 hours of Russian state television Cruel and unusual! I hope that he sues. When I had a short-wave receiver during the Cold War, Radio Moscow came in overly loud and clearly absurd.
@@45641560456405640563 I foolishly sold my Hammerlund HQ-100 when I went to college. I once heard a distress call from a sinking boat in the Atlantic Ocean. And I'll never forget the accent from Radio Nederlands. I had many SWL cards on the wall behind my radio.
So lets see Russia tow the Moscow to port - should be interesting and they must have incredible tugs. They also didn't mention the commanders evacuating first leaving conscripts to die. But truth is an inconvenient thing that Russian media hides until cannot deny any more
Before my country turned into a fascist hell, I once watched 6 hours of North Korean TV. It's fun if you know what to expect. It's like a marathon of bad movies.
The relatives of the Russian soldiers should realize that with every tank that get destroyed 3 young guys get burned alive and die a horrible death. Maybe that will change the mind of some mothers.
Not necessarily, Russian population is experiencing collective psychosis at the moment. A large portion is convinced that Ukraine is full of nazis, and that their sons are fighting good cause. They say that Ukraine is part of Russia and that they are simply returning their land. Some even say - why not throw nuke at Lviv, it doesn’t deserve to exist, clear all Ukrainians etc…it’s impossible to convince them otherwise even with the strongest facts. It is very very scary.
"Journalist watched Russian state TV for 50 hours."
Give that guy a raise. I hope he is well.
It was a special visionary operation
Putin is a modern Nazifascist, the biggest lie is that this war serves the defense of territory. Everyone knows that Russia is the second nuclear power in the world, so it would never be invaded, neither by NATO nor by anyone else.
This war has as a priority the internal image of Putin, which is not only more worn down by repression of the free press.
But the shot backfired.
Maybe his health insurance covers it.
For real lol
I think it would make me ill .
“Watched Russian state TV for 50 hours” this dude needs a work compensation.
It's very hard for the Russians to admit that they are not the world power they thought they were. Without nuclear weapons they are very average
Not really, American news is very bias. The lies we digest in the west while laughing at others is itself laughable.
@@standZ4 bias is not same as fake news. Also the US viewers have access to news bias in both side (e.g. nbc and fox), it’s up to the viewers to choose their bias, not by the government.
@@Mel-nc1qq Russian media is banned in the West and has been from the 27th of February 2022 unless you use a VPN you can see it, fake news CNN blames Russia and trump for everything please explain what fake news is if that ain't fake they have even been found out lying on Russian conspiracy's yet quick enough to call anyone else a conspiracy theorist when it's Biden who's son is working with those they blame trump working with and it's a hundred times more than fox do it. I'm from the UK the whole world see it except America
@@The_real_sock_puppet_account I can still access RUSSIAN TIMES and the Moscow times in UK freely today. Make a better lie please.
"They call me crazy for smoking Marijuana, but call the man who invented the atomic bomb a genius." - Bob Marley
@Ukraine is Russia Okay nazi bot
@Ukraine is Russia there's nothing free if it's connected to the SOVIETS🤣🤡
@Ukraine is Russia coming from a country where journalism is illegal. You only believe what they cram down your throat.
I mean you have to be smart to invent the atom bomb
@Ukraine is Russia Yes, and now Russia is shitting on that once admired heritage - it's gone, no one admires Russia any more. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 Слава Україні! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
"I didn't realise I wasn't meant to watch it all at once...." says journalist, from hospital.
Hahaha brain fucking fried 🤣
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You know things are bad when your argument is “we weren’t outsmarted and we’re not weak. We’re just incompetent.”
old soviet time joke (or maybe not?...) : America is on a brink of abyss , we need to pass them asap...
Is that CNNs motto?
Russian "special forces" are the euphemistic kind of "special"
@@giggleswiggles4483 It's the reason your mother kept the birth turd and got rid of the baby
@@giggleswiggles4483 could say the same for Fox
I feel a guys pain to watch Russian TV for 50 hours. But from other side I was watching USSR tv for 20 years until we broke free( Latvia).
The soviets were so brutal to your country and people , mass murderers , and putin wants you back. Yeuck
Russian propaganda is like a poison, which kills grey brain cells, turning many Russians into zomby. Fortunately, some Russian people are smart, but they are in minority. And often they are pushed out of the country, because poo-tin hates intelligent people.
Lol. At least he was only watching propaganda and not the regular shows.
One of my good buddies is from Latvia. Great people
What was your opinion of Russian reporting back then? Did you know you were being lied to?
50 часов? Мне искренне жаль разум этого журналиста.
Стоит мне включить телевизор дольше, чем на несколько минут, и уже начинаю ощущать как теряю мозговые клетки.
Согласен. Я бы с ума сошел, если бы хоть час этого бреда посмотрел. Надеюсь, этого журналиста повысят
@Shawn Im sorry for not being a fluent English speaker. I did not use a translator, only my skills. Funny to see people tolerate mistakes from hispanics or other european languages but not from russian
@Shawn oh wait. I have mistaken this comment section for another, where i war attacked by russophobes for saying that not all russians are bad people. Sorry if I was rude
@Shawn I don't really agree with you even tho I'm a Russian patriot, I just don't think Putin is the right man for Russia. But I respect you for being reasonable and smart in such hard times. This is a rare thing to see. Sorry for grammar mistakes
@Shawn
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И в комментариях ютюба есть встроенный переводчик, так почему бы и нет?
I worked in Faslane (Scottish Sub base) during the Kursk incident
I remember, I think it was the first anniversary of the accident, maybe 2nd, that Russian families were given a tour of the usually restricted base, our Vanguard class subs, etc
One moment really stuck out to me. Perhaps in my naivety, I kinda assumed the families had wanted to do this but I genuinely couldn’t fathom why. At one point there was a woman crying on a chair. She was so far back from the tour, at first it didn’t click who she was. I kinda assumed she was one of the press who were there. Until she spoke
She muttered something in Russian and said ‘how would you feel?’
I apologised for not understanding what she meant. She explained that her husband had died on the sub and that the families were ‘urged’ (I took this to mean more than asked) to come here and ‘understand’ our submarines - they were to report back what they saw.
I remember her next line so well
‘We who have lost have to come to you after you left our men to die’
The Russians had been very liberal with their excuses. As I’m sure most of you will remember, Britain, France, the US and a few Scandinavian nations all offered to help after hearing the Russian sailors knocking on the sub in morse code (…--… SOS) but they were told on no uncertain terms that getting involved would be seen as an act of aggression.
This really hit me. I had, for whatever reason, just thought that government controlled media had died with the USSR
I suppose it makes sense it doesn’t just ‘go away’.
I tried to explain this. At first, she said that’s exactly what I would say. I was about to try again before an officer came back to get the woman back on track along with an ‘interpreter’ (state supplied, of course)
That was the day it sunk in that changing the name of a country doesn’t automatically shift its ideology. I suppose that makes sense really, but when you’re so far removed from the fact, and only hearing bit in the news, you don’t think of the nuances of a situation
I remember that even with the submarine going on. It was horrible to know they're probably going to die because their own country was not willing to allow others to help.
Flash forward a few years to the Thailand cave rescue and you can see what international help can do!
Says a lot when they would rather admit incompetence than an enemy attack
It tells us what they fear. It gives us a heirarchy.
1. Fear of other humans.
2. Fear of nature, chance, unknown.
When we lie, we replace the truth in our narrative with some still believable but less threatening fantasy.
Being harmed by , intelligent, vengeful Ukrainians is less acceptable than being harmed by an impersonal, indifferent reality.
Puppet Joe's regime didn't even admit incompetence after leisurely drone striked Afghan relieved workers killing 10 including 8 children, nor in its disasterous withdrawal from Aghanistan leaving behind Americans and $7 billions of brand new weapons for the Taliban.
Agree. It really does say a lot. What distorted thinking.
So if they admit the ship was sunk by NATO, wouldn't they be obliged to go to War against NATO?
I mean, I read that Poland wants to bring troops into Ukraine. What will happen when Russia attacks polish forces in Ukraine, won't that start a war vs NATO?
Putin: Tell me in one word how the war in Ukraine is going?
General1: Good!
Putin: Tell me in two words?
General2: Not Good!
Russian authorities feeding its citizens fake news they don't want them to know what is going on outside of Russia just as north Korea does
“The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears.
It was their final, most essential command.”
~ George Orwell "1984"
George Orwell was a stinking communist
@@unitedstatesofassholes6795 like comments on youtube
And it happens pretty much everywhere. Sad state this world is in...
Didn’t George Orwell die when in 1950
@@thefoundingtitanerenyeager2345 Orwell published "1984" in 1948.
My family moved to Israel for economic reasons back in the 90s from Ukraine but my grandparents have been watching the Russian TV ever since, at this point it's so rooted into them the TV not only twisted their minds to turn against their own home but also created a bubble to them so that at this point they refuse to believe the truth they find on the internet saying that it's fake. It's heartbreaking 💔
I don't understand how face is saved by saying that the Russian sailors were so inept that they caused or allowed a fire to sink their flagship.
Blaming them for an enemy attack is an insult to those sailors.
When did they blame their own sailors?
Also, while they were calling it an accident, they were also using it to justify 'retaliatory' attacks on Ukraine.
@@tannerhuxtable6118 The Russians never directly blamed their own sailor. That would be stupid even for the them. But by denying that the fire and explosion was NOT caused by Ukrainian missiles, It's implied that the crew is incompetent because modern warships don't just catch on fire and explode.
We need to end this proxy war now before world war starts. Nobody in America is going to die for a corrupt Ukrainian regime.
@@tannerhuxtable6118 Russian official report is that a Russian sailor was smoking next to the powder storage and set it on fire accidentally and sunk the ship.
As a person who lived in russia until a few years ago I can say - that journalist is a trooper. The state TV there is toxic trash that one has to literally endure
Western bot
I imagine Russian "news" being like Fox on steroids.
@@walthermodel01 You are, I agree with @structureGames, you are very lucky that not under russian propaganda, cnn and fox news is nothing like over there..
lol... a basement sjw snowflake.
@@francisdec1615 cnn is pedo joe on viagra.
I don't think I could deal with sitting thru 50 hours, knowing what I already know. That's a hell of a commitment.
I'm watching it now for several months. All they do there, is showing their people that western countries are struggling with sanctions and other things. It's more like showing their people, that they are not the only one who got a tough life. Russia knows pretty well that they can't win the war. They might win battles, they might will stop this war and Donbas as well as Crimea will be sovereign, but they will never be respected in the rest of the world. They know pretty well, that their Soviet 2.0 isolated life has just began.
There is no back for western politics or companies to such regime. The problem is; all their entire west Russian economy is based on trades with Europe. There is a reason why so many high educated people left Russia. They know, it will not return in the next 5 years (at least), maybe even in the time of their life.
My cousin is from St.Petersburg and she is on her way to Armenia, because she is afraid that her boyfriend have to join army when they stay there longer. One year ago, these people would never think of moving to Armenia or Georgia. Her mom and my mom are kids from Soviet Union, blind from propaganda and don't realize that their blind trust to Putin's administration causing all this, their kids have to suffer.
I remember the story of Belarusian protestor, whose legs were brutally broken by police. On TV they showed it was self-injury and he made it himself to accuse police. After the few months, sometimes watching TV and exploring their media, this guys wasn’t sure if this was made by police and maybe he is guilty.
In Canada an old woman was trampled to death by police horse for protesting the oligarch C0VID lockdown of her country. Anything to say there?
@@whalefish83 So?
@@whalefish83 it has nothing to do with what he said tho?
it is easier to fool people than to convince them that they are fooled ( quoted from someone)
Kudos to you for not attributing that to Mark Twain. Many people do, but there's no evidence he ever actually said it. Although I'm sure he would have wished he had.
Mark Twain
Truth.
Use this against CNN
Malcom X and this applies to CCN the king of lies!
considering that the Ukrainians hit a second ship a day or two ago, it there gonna be another "accident"? Will anyone start wondering why ships conducting special operations near Ukraine spontaneously catch fire sometimes?
no dont worry theyll come back home after they finish their "special underwater operation"
And they've just hit another near snake island, project Serna amphibious assault ship.
So far the Russian government simply denies knowing anything about attacks on other ships.
@@t1ger-112 fish 🐠 food lol 😂
Maybe some Russians believe in spontaneous combustion. LOL
A lecture on deceit from the masters of deceit! You couldn’t make it up 😂
He was surprised that only one of his eyes started to bleed... 50hrs straight bro....your my hero 🥺
Watching Russian TV for 40 hours is a torture… it’s forbidden by Geneva conventions… 😰😰😰
same as western tv, it should be banned for brain wash
@@user-db5zc1nf4b kind of true… except I prefer have at least some choice …
@@Indy64738 what you mean by choice?
Lmao 🤣
I have operated power boats and sailboats on reservoirs, rivers, lakes (not the same as reservoirs), seas, and the open ocean. I have been through storms (gales, tropical storms, hurricanes, etc.) while onboard. I can tell you sincerely, and without doubt or reservation, the Moscva did NOT sink in a storm. Look at the video - use your own eyes and THINK!! Do you see high winds whipping the water into froth and spray? Do you see wind-rows being formed on the water's surface? Do you see swells and waves topping 15 - 20 feet in height (let alone 2 - 3 feet)? No, the Moscva did NOT sink in a storm due to her damage. She was hit with missiles, she suffered intense, significant, crippling damage, and while the Russian Navy was towing her to another port for salvage (a really bad idea to begin with), she sank because the damage was so severe. Most likely, the Russian Navy KNEW she would sink, so they towed her out into very deep water where her damage would be unseen and invisible for years to come. Bottom line - the Ukrainians sank the Moscva with an extremely well-timed and well-aimed missile attack.
From the Ukrainian side, our guys were using a drone (or two, I can’t remember exactly), and this apparently distracted the Moskva defences so much that when the missiles went in, the ship couldn’t defend. They launched them just as a warning and didn’t expect to do any actual sinking. Imagine the shock and amazement 🫢
From the clip - that's about as calm as it ever gets.
She looks like an inherently unstable vessel anyway.
Well, people checked the weather on the day when the ship sank. There was no storm. Fair and calm.
I've not sailed the wild Atlantic or crossed the Pacific shore but I can tell when a boats been fkd by a rocket and the 50yr old rust bucket sinks😂🇬🇧
@@mpovari honey trapped 😂 looki looki over there👀whilst over here💣😂
They have learned that from CNN 😂😂😂
"Our ship was sunk by our own hands." That inspires a lot more confidence for sure. 👍 Smfh
I can only hope that younger generations of Russians will be more sane and bring their country out of the 19th century way of thinking.
They did 100 years ago. But America crushed them. Now they are fucked for another 500 years.
I too would like to think this. But it isn't the 19th Century we need to worry about.
From what I read the younger ones who are able to leave are doing so. In that regard any chance of change will have to be made from outside Russia. I know I cannot believe everything I read however but I believe the most educated knows exactly what’s going on and therefore are looking for a brighter future for their young families.
@@apples.oranges Unfortunately most educated folks put on the blinders. It's the way the system has been built.
It's not worth it. Easier to leave the country
Navies have been dealing with onboard fires on ships for 300 years. Imagine the level of incompetence Russia is admitting to in this story of the Moskva.
As a USN vet, I know what you say is true. But considering how often places in Russia seem to spontaneously combust, I imagine most Russians would just shrug and mutter some platitude if told that one of their ships had burst into flames and sank.
It must be a veritable tinder box. It really seems like a highly flammable country.
@@PhilLesh69 The only place more combustible is probably Tokyo.
The U.S.S Liberty, U.S.S. Stark and the U.S.S. Cole were smaller ships which were farther from base than the Russian ships, hit by anti ship missiles or attacked by a suicide boat that had explosives and they all made it back to base and even the U.S. The Russians can't do anything about a ship failure a couple of hundred miles or less from its base.
@@orlock20 What you say is amazing! I agree it makes no sense but that is Russia. Its really weird, they could succeed in the Anglo-American economic system based on the rule of law, "democratic" elections, and private property, but for some reason they reject it even if it shows to provide more prosperity to their population. China has played the "Game" with America and prospered. For sure they have huge issues but they have the infrastructure to resolve them. But Russia has such huge existential issues that they are lashing out to avoid reckoning which will only be precipitated by what they are doing. Next Monday's announcement by Putin will tell.
I feel incredible sorry for him. He must have wanted to yank his eyeballs out after that
The few times I’ve watched Russian state TV, I’ve wanted to scream at how ridiculously insane it is.
After having spent 2 weeks on vacation in the States, I felt similarly exposed to propaganda and brainwashing. But in the case of the US it is called "advertisement". By the end the the fortnight I started believing I had impotence, depression and that I needed to own a firearm. All of which I can get for a low cost of...
As a Ukrainian, I express my deep condolences to the journalists' brains! Since Maidan started in 2013 I watched their TV via Internet (at times) just to understand the enemy. Their news are so "twisted", so arrogant! And truly penetrating. At some moments I felt slight hints of starting to believe them ))
.. just like watching CNN then
@@ashleywilson2072 you took my comment.😂😂
@@ashleywilson2072 surly you mean any news right? I hope you're not one of those fox "news" people, which actually used in court that they're not real news, it would be hilarious.
Don't be a tool, get news from MULTIPLE sources.
That's right Putin is putting it in deep.
Don't be deceived by US propaganda. They are using Ukraine to weaken Russia. This is a proxy war, they do not care about Ukrainians, democracy, or freedom. They only care about money, resources, and control. As an American, it breaks my heart to say that Russia is right and we are wrong. Just like we were in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan.
By adjusting their story they've removed the survivor and death benefits due their families.
Truthczcams.com/video/7CVX3veExNo/video.html ,,
I am so sorry you had to do this.
Good to see you...
A man watched Russian state TV for 50 hours. This is what happened to his brain.
.CNN and all paid off media are the liars the distortors of reality , we the people have learned how to read history and physics and virus biology ..
''wef your days are numbered
Nope it’s Rusky smoking cigarettes on no smoking zone stupid.
I thought you wrote Fox TV. 😉
@J.P Slaym0 Yea. Real fkn funny
If you no, you no
In Putin's last breath and sight may he see angry faces of the Russian people and hear thier chants of death as he swing's from the gallows.
Going out Mussolini`s style seems fitting, no? :)
Impaling him in Red Square would be much more appropriate IMO, the suffering last much longer plus it an old Russian technique!
Putin is going in for cancer surgery in the near future and he will probably be killed on the operating table. The Russians have a history of disposing of troublemakers that way. Straight from the Stalin playbook.
@Muttin Chops I'll drink to that. 🍷🍸🍹🍺🥃 I don't shrink tha mush [hic!]
@@andreleblanc7616 no, a hanging seems more modern, very 21st century way to execute a reviled creature.
We got you to tell us the truth
I watched American tv for my whole life pretty much I need a compensation too
Another aspect of the Ukrainian spirit I find fascinating is not only their fighting spirit but also their unyeilding detirmination to restore that which has been destroyed, physically. Their comrades immediately emerge to begin restoring damaged electrical grids, temporary bridge repairs, debris removal. These people will never be conquered no matter how successful Russias millitary are.
Putin cannot defeat the Ukrainian will to be a free, independent, sovereign nation.
SLAVA UKRAINI, HEROIAM SLAVA!!
🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸
I am from Lithuania. I worked with Ukrainians. They are extremelly intelligent, friendly, hard working and willing to help people with big heart and free spirit. They will win. There can be no other outcome.
It's because of the US AND RUSSIA WHY THEY ARE ABLE TO DO THIS IF RUSSIA WANTED OIL DO YOU THINK THEY WOULD BE ABLE TO STAY IN PLACE TO FIX ANYTHING 🤔
@@rickrosstheboss899 If not for Russians there wouldn't have to be a need to fix anything at all.
@@rickrosstheboss899 clearly, Russia isn't as capable as they, or you, thought.
They are truly inspirational. Slava Ukraini!
May God always bless Ukraine 🇺🇦 🤲 🙏
Ameen
🇨🇦 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
Russia for the win
Glory to God peace on earth
@North Korea Is Best Korea not yet the Russians going back
SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇦 and I hope for the sake of the Russian people, Putin will be purged.
@North Korea Is Best Korea this is war and it’s not so much Russian death but we still waiting on Ukraine soldiers death count as to planes that’s ok but Russia will achieve the goal don’t matter what they have lost they still have a lot of planes helicopters ships subs and bombs of all sizes to turn Ukraine in a stone quarry any minute now
I am sorry for him. It is not easy for mental health
I get that Russian media is warped. But I wouldn't (COULDN'T!) watch 50 hrs of FOX, MSNBC or CNN and expect unbiased coverage, either. Of the three, I *may* trust CNN the most, but that bar is so low, it's almost not worth mentioning.
Haha, so true. Those 3 are all soooo biased. But, I myself trust CNN the least to make up my mind about a topic.
This is all very understandable. Ever tried to argue with someone who's been watching Fox for the last 30 years? No difference.
*Objectives of Russian Propaganda, disinformation, & brainwashing:*
1. Create distrust in *all* media
2. Sow doubts in veracity of reported facts
3. Create alternative scenarios & explanations not related to the truth but somewhat plausible
4. Distort facts, create new information that is based on kernels of truth but exaggerated & filled with falsity
5. Information overload: bombard with mountains of conflicting information to overwhelm consumers of information
6. Create fatigue & eventual apathy so people eventually just tune out.
The average Russian is at stage 6.
Remember when CNN said Hunter Biden laptop was fake?
Exactly. Brainwashed to the max.
Or CNN
Especially CNN, Corrupt News Network
When you live in fear then the truth is more dangerous than fear.
When fear and hate and religious hypocrisy are your politics, then Republican party, is your obvious choice.
@@suezbell1 Wonderful observation on the Russian assault on Ukraine
@@suezbell1 So deep,wait till you realize it's the same with "Democrats".
@@suezbell1 Can't We Just Call Them The Anti-American, Grand Old Democracy Distroying Party And Get It Over with???
Jane, at the start (and before it was apparent that the whole world was against it), repugnant Fox news anchors were glorifying Putin and justifying this senseless barbaric genocidal war.
This is what I call journalism at it's best 😂😂😂😂
“The world is in more peril from those who tolerate evil or encourage evil than from those who actually commit it.” -Dr. Albert Einstein
A stitch in time saves nine -Benjamin Franklin first US postmaster
“Don’t believe everything you read on the internet”
- Abraham Lincoln
That's why operation Z has started.
@@elibroide dont believe everything the news says especially when the company is sinking because of lies.
The RW rejoices at all manifestations of evil among the people.
Well yeah, cynicism is anathema to truth, or rather the pursuit of truth and understanding it.
You don't need to tell a perfect lie, you just need to obscure the truth.
Exactly. Like the Evangelicals are telling their tale that life begins with conception and a bunch of cells is a 'baby'.
Thomas Parkin,
This is a very profound comment: You don't need to tell a perfect lie, you just need to obscure the truth.
Roll another joint
You also need to repeat that lie over and over again.
I don't know if your comment is a quote but, it is very well said. 😎🏍💨👍
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That ship is under the under ocean and was hit hard my missles
'The Admiral Makarov, and the missile cruiser Moskva, have been reclassified as submersible warships and are currently undergoing sea trials with their full crews aboard; everything is going according to plan.' - Vladimir Putin
How do you know that? Or are you trying to see if others believe it?
🤓😝😎😃😄😀☺!!!! 🇺🇸💙💛🌻🌻
@@abz124816 Soviet ships are unsinkable, they're just reclassified.
They're not getting pensions, since Russia is not at war.
@@abz124816 that joke went way over your head 💀 SMH you must be clueless
We ought to consider what happens in the minds of the Russian viewers when the message goes from 'there was a fire on the ship" to "we are going to retaliate against the Ukrainians for the sinking of the ship". That kind of discontinuity is certainly not lost on many people, but the reality of the situation constrains their behavior to a large degree. It is risky and of limited utility for Russian citizens to question the party line, so it is understandable that so many go along. What good would it do for them to stick their neck out anyway?
But it is hard to believe there is not a large chunk of the population that knows they are being lied to.
Babylon 5 was a sci-fi show that explains how reporters could rebel against a government run press. This might be one of those cases.
The Russian people should NOT be blamed. When a leader takes control slowly and insidiously, the frog being boiled by slowly increasing the temperature, no one can predict or control the person boiling. It is not the frog's fault and has little to absolutely nothing to do with the frog. It is the person increasing the temperature. Of course, Russian citizens can't stick out their necks. However, do they realize that we all may die or be permanently maimed?
All too often people allow themselves to be deceived. Here in the States, delusional Retrumplickin cultists deny reality to follow DJT. I'm not trying to go off topic. I'm just trying to point out how people can buy into lies
There were quite a lot of Russians who tried protesting the war but got arrested.
After Kursk in 2000s and the burning of a mall where children died and the news anchor said let pay our condolence to Mr Putin (and the anchor got backlash for that). Many should be quite aware.
Penguinista don’t under estimate the stupidity of people, look at all the qwankon believers.
Imagine dying thinking you’re on the right side of justice
I only hope that all commanders of the honest world sit in a digital room and discuss the next course of action!
We are proud of you! Glory to Ukraine! Honor the heroes! "Honour of Ukraine" Слава Ukraine Our soul is with you!
Things come apart so easily when they have been held together with lies. -
Dorothy Allison
Awaits the break up of the SNP
Unfortunately russia still holds
There is a very interesting book by Jessikka Aro, a Finnish Journalist, called Putin's Troll Army - she describes there also, how the russian state propaganda works 💁🏻♂️
CIA Operation “mockingbird”
Let me guess, the recipe include people who do not use their brain.
Truthczcams.com/video/7CVX3veExNo/video.html 🤣o
GOP field training guide.
@@crystal2484
People who use their brains know that Ukraine caused this problem all by themselves.
- They agreed to be a neutral buffer.
- They were told to not join NATO
- Russia said "Don't do it!"
- Ukraine said "We don't care!"
- Russia attacked.
Funny, how you allow NATO (an organization which is anti-Russian) to have a nice wall of countries right at Russia's border and DEMAND they don't respond.
STUART!
Wow this is what journalism is now in this country. I'm going to watch global times now for a week to win a Pulitzer!
The Moskva thing is simply hilarious. I know they didn't think that one through. They chose to, rather than admit they were attacked and spin some valiant 9/11 story talking about the sailors' families, instead go with the story that they lost their best battleship because someone was incompetent enough to store a bunch of oily rags right on top of some unsecured ammunition. Is that better?
YES THE RUSSIAN MEDIA HANDLING OF THE MOSKVA STORY MAKES RUSSIA LOOK EVEN MORE STUPID THAN IT ALREADY IS, LOL!!!
Only in that it doesn't make Ukraine look better than Russia, and it doesn't make Putin look stupid...
As opposed to the Democrat cheerleading Press in the US who see "Russian Interference" everywhere to cover up their dirty linen.
# hypocrites
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Yeah. Admitting an attack, that path - from the legal status of the ship - would've meant official war, conscribing Russians and allow the use of tactical nukes.
Russian mothers cannot find thier sons in those pictures of "rescued" sailors.
And the source of your information is... ?
@@mifolyikittgyongyoson8052 Ukrainian news
Amazing!
Now get us a Russian journalist analyzing sky news.
“Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later, that debt is paid." _~ Chernobyl_
“They put your mind right in a bag, and take it wherever they want.”
- Malcolm X
Just like cnn
Mariopul God is dead - czcams.com/video/o5FfbXPMcsk/video.html
@@benb829 quiet down now... the adults are talking.
@@joemen9042 typical Lefty you're not allowed to talk
@@benb829 oh.... pobrecito... did the poor little snowflake get canceled?!? Dios mío. Que vamos a hacer?
It gets interesting when a disinformation tv station accuses another tv station of its own habit
50 hrs? If there's a bourbon allowance in his salary it needs a hike
When Anderson started I thought he was talking about republicans. Sow distrust and division on state (FOX) tv.
ah, but let's not forget Joy Reid (Racists!!! they are all racists!!) or Rachel Maddow
@@lembergnative7731 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Atheos B. Sapien Awww, that's cute. You have no idea of who I am. But, just like Russians that keep calling Ukrainians nazis, you just assigned me a label without any proof. Because I dared to point out a hypocrisy. You should be ever so proud of yourself.
@@lembergnative7731 are you proud of yourself ,,,Karen 🧐 !
@@lembergnative7731 If You're Listening To Faux Fairytails, News Max Nonsense, Info Wars Insanity And Hannity HATRED; Then You Would HAVE TO BE A Pro-Russian, Diaper Donny Boot Licking ROOTIN For POOPTIN Anti Democracy Far Right Racist. Not Rocket Science To Understand What Their Agenda Is...
My mother who was the best student in school now watches state TV in Moscow, and I can't convince her to stop watching.
Having an Internet access doesn't change anything.
old people are suckers for propaganda, they should know better
Here in Michigan my mother has one channel FOX FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY NEWS STATION. THE ONLY CHANNEL! SHE TAKES A DUMP BRIGHT ORANGE .DISCUSSTING !
And you don't watch state propaganda? Are you that clueless?
Every Ukrainian that killed is a "brave hero" and every Ukrainian that died is an "innocent victim of a crime" 🙄
Your mother doesn't like a news channel that celebrates Russian kids in burned down tanks as if they don't have mothers
@@ilya4759 its hard to avoid partisan news wherever you live but the thing to do is watch AND READ a lot of sources so you're not so gullible. Old people have been through so much, they should know by now that govts lie and dont tell you the truth, not for the public good but to save their arses.
He took one for the team, damn
The Liz Warren talking doll is also good for swatting flies: very satisfying, even if you miss.
According to Russian news, Dimitri was caught smoking in the anmunition room, that's why the ship sunk.
Wait, I am not a military strategist by any measure of the term but, wouldn't it be more favorable for the Russian army to blame an attack on the ship as the reason for its demise than saying that there was an accident and for that reason it collapsed? Why not put the blame on the enemy instead of admitting something that would make them look more, well I don't know, incompetent?
Cause that would be admitting their defense are weak and damage the idea of a superior army/navy they try to propagate.
Because admitting Ukraine is capable of such a thing is more shameful. Also, admitting Ukraine did it emphasizes the immensity of the conflict; it almost seems like war…
"War is about deception. Make yourself look weak when really you are strong."
- Sun Tzu
@@graceg3250 yea I guess it does make sense too. To me, shameful nonetheless.
@Fire Ice oh yea in my time like being beat by a girl. Yea I think the Russians cannot admit that the Ukrainian armed forces didn't turn out like the wimps they thought they had for neighbors and intimidated for years.
hell of a worker, for 50 whole straight hours? champ!
It’s like American media is so honest.
❤️Ukrainians 🇬🇪
Look how Ukraine army treated their own civilians inside the bunker of steel plant.
https: // youtu .be/1OxreZRVYFE
Start the video from 8:45
Look how (Germany) West Media plays to the tunes of Ukraine
You must admire the glass-is-half-full attitude of the Russians. "We brought home half our battalion in full safety!". "Our legendary battleship is enjoying an opportunity to prove it can move but is still very much afloat!". I feel we're somehow not appreciative of their positive attitude guys, we should take notice.
🤣😂🤣😂
Not really, casualty reports show very few casualties while the ukros have more than 80% casualty rates in most of their units. But I guess a CNN zombie wouldn’t know that.
"Our wise and glorious leader has known for many years that we must replace our tanks with newer models!"
@@walthermodel01 You do realize that it was sarcasm.
@@libra6492 Uh what sarcasm? It’s literally joking about how the Russians portray themselves optimistically even though they are receiving high casualties. My comment was simply a rebuttal of the base of that joke, because in actuality, the ruskies are doing pretty good.
Anderson, the face of the importance of being earnest
"Iraq has biological weapons and they will use them" Help me to understand the difference.
Yes, I heard this as well. The same Russian journalists report some events differently so that people are dazed and confused and distrustful of the media.
Not much different than CNN and the rest of the main stream media in the US and Canada. Prime example is the truckers convoys
Mariopul God is dead - czcams.com/video/o5FfbXPMcsk/video.html
Sounds like russiagate, Covid and much more. Nobody can trust media who is 90 percent owned by 5 rich people.
The Russian Journalist's Report Differently, Because They Become More And More DRUNK On Vodka As The Day Goes On. It's Best That The Viewers Remain Drunk While Watching Too...
😂😂😂 nothing like that with CNN
I try to take my news from many diverse sources incl Al Jazeera, SCMP, WION, CNN, Fox, BBC etc but also Russian news outlets. But watching RT makes my stomach churn and can only watch a few minutes before I can't take anymore. Whilst western media is far from perfect at least we can criticise our leaders (just see the criticism being said about Biden or Boris Johnson etc). RT primarily show what's bad in the US and rarely anything that is not perfect inside Russia nor any criticism of its leaders.
I can't agree with you more. I try to watch all the networks and draw my own conclusion. It's refreshing to hear how other countries report. And you are correct, all networks have their own "spin" on world events. Abe Lincoln once said, "You can please some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all the people, all of the time." A true servant of the people. Maybe these networks should adhere to this advice and simply report the truth--regardless of their political views.
How you feel about watching RT I feel about watching FOXNEWS.
Even more so donald trump, 30 seconds and I can feel my brain atrophying.
RT and Fox News, Newsmax, OAN, QANON and other Putin inspired propaganda mills do all tend to say the same things and they also make my stomach churn when I watch them.
@@SonoftheAmericanRevolution I think he said "fool".
Same here, I watch all these channels and more, to get an overview what different countries are saying, and try to form an opinion incorporating many different views. Russia is just not telling the same story as the rest of the world. - The world meaning all those countries that have the freedom for individuals to express their own views, and not countries where they are told by the state what their view is.
Yeah some gunnery jack was just having a smoke on the bridgewing and it blew apart the entire port side forward of midships.
Did he get counselling afterwards lol
Invading Ukraine was a political, military and financial epic failure on a global scale.
Putin: I am never gonna financially recover from this
Russian TV - "the ship experienced a minor ammunition incident, a small fire was put out, and brave sailors received Medals of glory"...And now back to our regularly scheduled program the "Bugs Bunny and Tweety hour"
Haha lol 😅😂
What!? NO Boris and Natasha over there? No Rocky and Bulleinkle?😂😂😂
622299-they would never show bugs Bunny and the Tweety hour over there. It's much to racy for Russian TV
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@@lolodee3528 😆🤣
Careful not to mistake it for FOX!
We do the same thing…
>50 hours of Russian state television
Cruel and unusual! I hope that he sues. When I had a short-wave receiver during the Cold War, Radio Moscow came in overly loud and clearly absurd.
Wow. Short wave radio. Now that's something you don't hear much about these days!
@@45641560456405640563 I foolishly sold my Hammerlund HQ-100 when I went to college. I once heard a distress call from a sinking boat in the Atlantic Ocean. And I'll never forget the accent from Radio Nederlands. I had many SWL cards on the wall behind my radio.
Wow! Huge respect for anyone who willingly subjects themselves to watching that garbage. That is some brave journalism.
😂😂😂 garbage is CNN and msm
@@ov7419 olgino putler troll?
Thank you Ukraine for fighting to defend Democracy against the Russian war criminals. Slava Ukraine
The title sounds like a Chubby Emu video title. “A journalist watched Russian state TV for 50 hours. This is what happened to his brain”
People believe what they want to believe. No amount of truth can sway anyone if they are convinced otherwise. Just look at MAGA followers.
There is one thing it's called accountability and it's sorely lacking and needed in this country.
... And just look at potato worshippers ...
Joe Biden BRAGGING about his ''quid pro quo'' to Ukraine a full 3 years PRIOR to DJT being accuse of the same-czcams.com/video/UXA--dj2-CY/video.html
What has biden done for you bidenturd follower?
It's ironic that you're here consuming propaganda.
So lets see Russia tow the Moscow to port - should be interesting and they must have incredible tugs. They also didn't mention the commanders evacuating first leaving conscripts to die. But truth is an inconvenient thing that Russian media hides until cannot deny any more
Provide a link
Look for it and you'll find it! Dummy!
They couldn't let the crew, or ship reach port...
Haha! The kettle calling the pot black. Does anyone believe they get a word of truth from MSM?
Couldn't tell the difference when they switched to Russian. Thought I was still watching CNN.
50 hours??? Journalists are really the extremely difficult job ,,, I think 😱
Before my country turned into a fascist hell, I once watched 6 hours of North Korean TV. It's fun if you know what to expect. It's like a marathon of bad movies.
Yeah like getting killed covering the Russian massacre in Ukraine. Sounds pretty cushy.
@@vexilongrum8319 LOL, it's the same thing in the US with Fox, newsmax, and Aon.
But how about Chinese, N Koreans watching and listening to their govts generation and generation?
What journalist?
After watching 50 hours of tv in Russia, China and N.Korea you will need a brain transplant..
Hahahaha
Yes why would he be surprised at all?
നല്ല വിവരണം...🙏
The relatives of the Russian soldiers should realize that with every tank that get destroyed 3 young guys get burned alive and die a horrible death. Maybe that will change the mind of some mothers.
it's a sacrifice worth making if it brings democracy to Ukrainians
Not necessarily, Russian population is experiencing collective psychosis at the moment. A large portion is convinced that Ukraine is full of nazis, and that their sons are fighting good cause. They say that Ukraine is part of Russia and that they are simply returning their land. Some even say - why not throw nuke at Lviv, it doesn’t deserve to exist, clear all Ukrainians etc…it’s impossible to convince them otherwise even with the strongest facts. It is very very scary.
@@mr.horrorchild4094i but first some1 should explain what is democracy to Russia
Mr.Horrorchild, I suspect that many Russian mothers are smart enough to know that bringing democracy to Ukrainians isn't Putin's objective.
@@AntonioParisella Unfortunately with Russia I think we need to start with the Enlightenment
Can you imagine people watching Faux News only for 5 straight years?
I like how you can easily spot someone that's been brainwashed by their use of "Faux News"!
Yes. I moved to Oklahoma 3 years ago and have seen the Faux News effect on people. It replaced the ra
tional way of thought and has built a
following of fear and hatrd.
Ah, typical CNN Zombie, as in, totally delusional, complete dolt, and always on the wrong side of truth. 🤣😂🤣
Even accounting for warmongers, Rupert Murdoch may be the person who has done the most damage to society and human relations in history.
Dude whatch Russian TV for 50 hours:😐
Also Russians that watch TV for 22 years:🗿
lol that guy looked shell shocked after watching 50 hours
Wow, 25 seconds into this video and all I can think of, is how similar this sounds to Trump's tactics.