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I agree with you 100% there - utter clap-trap I've never been more appalled by the utter disregard for journalistic competence that a quick browse through this
by theblackbox 17y ago
I agree with you 100% there - utter clap-trap
I've never been more appalled by the utter disregard for journalistic competence that a quick browse through this sites archives shows. Mutant dogs are among the more plausible of the articles, a quick list of the shite I managed to find:
Tunguska meteor was effectively T-boned out of the way of high population densities by Alien do-gooders
Direct and two-way communication with the "netherworld" has been established and preceeded information such as the recent "terrorist bombings" of planes in Russia
A child prodigy began reading/painting/storytelling at the age of two, and enters shamanic dreamtime to preach to crowds about his days as a Martian....
Many more unidentified and bizarre animals
The "untold" history of WW2 including much unpublished data suggesting the persecution of the Russian state and it's citizens at the hands of the Allies, including an alternative theory suggesting Poland instigated concentration camps for German civilians and were a Fascist state that deserved invasion by Hitler's army
A piece titled "Hot Chocolate" which was just a dozen or so pictures of scantily clad black women who are vaguely well known in western culture ("hollywood starlets" or some such)
.... seriously the list goes on! I'm not saying ALL of this is untrue, but I'm willing to say I wouldn't wipe my arse with anything this (obvious) propaganda whore /could/ put in print.
- sili 17y agoWhat makes these observations even more poignant is the fact that this paper used to be the most prominent in USSR times and AFAIK is still one of the major ones in Russia. Also, the mix of such content and the paper's name, which translates to "truth", is rather ironic.