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Russians Blow Up Nova Kakhovka Dam
in Kherson oblast
This is likely to have caused a tsunami type flood potentially killing thousands
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This is likely to have caused a tsunami type flood potentially killing thousands
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It’s been said that propaganda isn’t meant to make you believe something, but rather to believe nothing and that is precisely the case with Russian propaganda. This is well known and it’s a problem when you have an organisation which as Peter days is anal about “neutrality”. It works well and is good for a lot of situations less good for others even if it just makes people in the know rather cross
Perhaps their investigations want to discount any 'potential' stuff,
yes but - - - Pravda was the only paper that had the headlines set up TWO days in advance. The London dailies 'go to bed' at 10pm the night before ( in the good old days)
so if you wait and see - you lose the edge and the news.
The video ( not voice over ( 'The russians have done it!) - shows an obviously breached dam.
The flow is not above critical and so that shows ripples in the water ABOVE the dam. - Note that information ( here the flow is much freeer than previously) is transmitted AGAINST the flow.
The flow below the dam - shows vortices projecting into the flow and then joining down the main flow in a straight line. . They do not cross a boundaryThis corresponds to Kelvin's first law of Vortices - ( once a vortex always a vortex, and if no vortices it stay like it).
Has anyone seen the Beeb verification of Harry court case in the Royal Court of Justice on the strand?
Pretty fluffy, brightly dressed " Hello I was brought up in Nigeria and so nothing about English Law and procedure in London, but there seems to be an awful lot of people I can see. At least one is what you Brits call ginj""
yes but - - - Pravda was the only paper that had the headlines set up TWO days in advance. The London dailies 'go to bed' at 10pm the night before ( in the good old days)
so if you wait and see - you lose the edge and the news.
The video ( not voice over ( 'The russians have done it!) - shows an obviously breached dam.
The flow is not above critical and so that shows ripples in the water ABOVE the dam. - Note that information ( here the flow is much freeer than previously) is transmitted AGAINST the flow.
The flow below the dam - shows vortices projecting into the flow and then joining down the main flow in a straight line. . They do not cross a boundaryThis corresponds to Kelvin's first law of Vortices - ( once a vortex always a vortex, and if no vortices it stay like it).
Has anyone seen the Beeb verification of Harry court case in the Royal Court of Justice on the strand?
Pretty fluffy, brightly dressed " Hello I was brought up in Nigeria and so nothing about English Law and procedure in London, but there seems to be an awful lot of people I can see. At least one is what you Brits call ginj""
placemen are part of the forcing. The BBC didn't select Richard Sharp as chairman, he was forced on them because he'd done the politicians' bidding before he got there.
Papers can go to bed well after 10pm. When the Mirror got a big scoop they'd leave it out of the first edition altogether so the Sun wouldn't be able to steal it for the second. Bad luck for rustic readers who never got the second edition.
But I digress.
Papers can go to bed well after 10pm. When the Mirror got a big scoop they'd leave it out of the first edition altogether so the Sun wouldn't be able to steal it for the second. Bad luck for rustic readers who never got the second edition.
But I digress.
neutrality is an excellent thing. During the great strike the BBC - on Churchill's orders - refused to let the Labour Party leader on air. They recovered their reputation in WW2 by straight reporting of what they knew. That's still the case - but because of budget cuts, also politician-enforced, confirming events takes time.
The answer is still Brecht's one: sack the electorate and get a new one.
The answer is still Brecht's one: sack the electorate and get a new one.
Seems reasonable - other "unverified" sources are available ...
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The exponential growth of manipulated and distorted video means that seeing is no longer believing. Consumers tell us they can no longer trust that the video in their news feeds is real. Which is why we at the BBC must urgently begin to show and share the work we do behind the scenes, to check and verify information and video content before it appears on our platforms. And as AI weaponises and turbocharges the impact and consequences of disinformation, this work has never been more important.
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Explaining the 'how' - the launch of BBC Verify
In the early hours of Wednesday 3 May, video footage emerged showing what appeared to be two drones crashing into a dome of the Kremlin complex in Moscow. But was the video real or fake? Did this "attack" actually happen? And how could we tell?
The exponential growth of manipulated and distorted video means that seeing is no longer believing. Consumers tell us they can no longer trust that the video in their news feeds is real. Which is why we at the BBC must urgently begin to show and share the work we do behind the scenes, to check and verify information and video content before it appears on our platforms. And as AI weaponises and turbocharges the impact and consequences of disinformation, this work has never been more important.
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