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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6313886, member: 397965"] The russian propaganda is pretty obvious, but its important to remember, that in war there is always a lot of propaganda from both sides. The large picture here is pretty clear and simple, but when it come to the daily news, which we get flooded with right now in western countries, we really need to take it all with a grain of salt and not get emotionally carried away. Yes maybe a childrens hospital got hit by bombs, and thats obviously not good, but we dont know the whole story of, what exactly happened and why. Also I cant help but note, that certain US media like Fox News seems to be doing a fair bit of war mongering. Which ok that might be cool, if you are 8.000 km away from the front line, but for those of us, who are closer to the scene here in Europe, its not really, what we need. And sometimes US media, although technically free, are not any better than those of Russia. I was chocked, when during a discussion about the Ukraine war on one of the US news channels, the journalist referred to the 2003 invasion of Irak as "Operation Iraki Freedom". If such terms are used here in the west to white-wash, what was a very similar unprovoked attack on an independent country with the purpuse of changing the regime, then how can we complain about russian media calling the invation of Ukraine a "Special military operation?" [/QUOTE]

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