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7. Yes and it breeds paranoia

Tue May 29, 2012, 02:45 PM

May 2012

instead of getting sheep ...they get wolves

We are living in a Paranoid civilization and that means it will destroy itself

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BBC News uses 'Iraq photo to illustrate Syrian massacre' [View all] lovuian May 2012 OP

the bodies were in Iraqi and the children are Iraqi lovuian May 2012 #1

I expected more from the BBC than Faux Noise. freshwest May 2012 #3

not the first time, either. HiPointDem May 2012 #2

yep lovuian May 2012 #4

When you are pushing propaganda, what's a photo matter liberal N proud May 2012 #5

Yup. You said it better than me... riderinthestorm May 2012 #6

Yes and it breeds paranoia lovuian May 2012 #7

the bbc are state owned just like all state owned media Sea-Dog May 2012 #8

The have taken the photo down and apologized. tabatha May 2012 #9

This particular mistake has a lot of irony in it. redgreenandblue May 2012 #10

I agree with you lovuian May 2012 #13

They marked it as "from an activist", and said it could not be verified muriel_volestrangler May 2012 #17

i think they referred to him as 'Mad' Sea-Dog May 2012 #12

What I cannot understand Dokkie May 2012 #15

Assad probably left the bodies for the opposition to videotape. Selatius May 2012 #18

That is hard to believe Dokkie May 2012 #19

good questions. HiPointDem May 2012 #21

K & R Dokkie May 2012 #16