beetlemaniac
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As the topic says, we were shown a glimpse of the SoTT page regarding the news article on Anti-Russian propaganda in Netherlands textbooks. Comment by Meechel17 was highlighted on pulling kids out of school:
nicklebleu said:Cool! Thanks for posting.
However I think Meechal17 could have been a bit more succinct and poignant.
Heimdallr said:nicklebleu said:Cool! Thanks for posting.
However I think Meechal17 could have been a bit more succinct and poignant.
I don't think Meechal17 expected his/her comment to show up in an RT video.
You're right, Heimdallr, I didn't expect that. It was an off the cuff comment which is a reflection of how I feel about our education system where I live, and how much propaganda is involved in it. It's a good reminder that you never know who might see what you say. That being said, I don't think it was inappropriate in any way. It was just the simple truth as I saw it.Heimdallr said:nicklebleu said:Cool! Thanks for posting.
However I think Meechal17 could have been a bit more succinct and poignant.
I don't think Meechal17 expected his/her comment to show up in an RT video.
Niall said:Windmill knight said:Argo said:Last night I had a very strange dream about Putin.
I dreamed I was in his office. It looked like those pictures of Kremlin's interior that can be seen on TV. The strangest thing in the dream was that I didn't saw him, it was more like I was watching from his point of view, through his eyes. It seemed I was sitting at his desk, but I knew it was Putin, not me. Very strange. At one point a guy walked into the office and put some papers on the table and said: "Internet Report". Then I saw only hands in front of me holding those papers, and on the third page I saw that says Laura Knight Jadczyk. I was pleasantly surprised. Then I woke up. I don't remember the text itself and what it said about Laura.
That's interesting timing Argo, cause a Sott exclusive article has been picked up by Russian media and seems to be going viral. See:
http://www.sott.net/article/297586-SOTT-Exclusive-Anti-Russian-propaganda-appearing-in-Dutch-school-textbooks
http://rt.com/news/269314-anti-russian-propaganda-netherlands/
http://actualidad.rt.com/actualidad/178439-paises-bajos-mapa-rusia-mala (in Spanish)
http://fr.sputniknews.com/international/20150623/1016669612.html (in French)
Here too:
http://pl.sputniknews.com/swiat/20150623/557376.html
And now it's on Anissa Naouai's 'In The Now' RT TV show (no mention of Sott or the article though):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA2Ta-5-gt0
And in Serbian media:
http://www.rts.rs/page/magazine/sr/story/511/Zanimljivosti/1958263/Rusija+u+holandskom+ud%C5%BEbeniku+kao+%C4%8Dudovi%C5%A1te+koje+guta+Ukrajinu.html
And best of all, Sott.net made a cameo today on the evening news:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6gFTlQd-ec
It's just a brief screenshot of our article, at 1'15. That is from their main news program broadcast on RT International, which, they claim, has "a global reach of over 700 million people in 100+ countries."
Meechel17 said:You're right, Heimdallr, I didn't expect that. It was an off the cuff comment which is a reflection of how I feel about our education system where I live, and how much propaganda is involved in it. It's a good reminder that you never know who might see what you say. That being said, I don't think it was inappropriate in any way. It was just the simple truth as I saw it.Heimdallr said:nicklebleu said:Cool! Thanks for posting.
However I think Meechal17 could have been a bit more succinct and poignant.
I don't think Meechal17 expected his/her comment to show up in an RT video.
A Sott.net article written by Amari Roos claims that regarding Russia ‘devouring’ Ukraine, “the truth is opposite to what Dutch children are being taught.”
While Russia sends tens of thousands of tons of humanitarian aid to the war-torn Donbass region of Ukraine, Europe sells Kiev authorities military supplies and arms – obviously to “prolong the 'devouring’ of Ukraine.”
“If I was a parent, I'd take a critical look at my children's study material and inform them of what truly goes on on this planet. The school system doesn't allow students to think critically, and rather spoon-feeds 'information' that is not backed up with facts,” concludes Roos.
Roos also remembers historic dialogue between the Dutch Prime Minister Rutte and President Vladimir Putin regarding liberties in Russia.
“Indeed, just imagine an organization appearing in Russia that supports pedophilia?! If that'd be the case, I think that in certain areas of the Russian Federation, people would get some guns...,” Putin said.