Interesting

[Matiasba]

If this happens in a suposedly serious country like Germany (and also know of the same case in Spain) could you imagine what they do in poor and week countries like Argentina? They may not have the same interests down here, but clearly they do have them, they do want a model for this country, they have expectations.... they also have paid journalists in Argentina, and they are not K precisely.

 

[wineguy999]

We have a word in English: crackpot. There is no direct Argentine translation, but they are the people who put aluminium foil on their heads to protect from the signals.

Sometimes, they are allowed on news programs.

 

[scotttswan]

googled the guys name

http://www.dialoginternational.com/dialog_international/2015/01/fake-journalist-udo-ulfkotte-makes-a-comeback-as-putin-propagandist.html

came up
:lol:

 

[Redbeanz]

If this happens in a suposedly serious country like Germany (and also know of the same case in Spain) could you imagine what they do in poor and week countries like Argentina? They may not have the same interests down here, but clearly they do have them, they do want a model for this country, they have expectations.... they also have paid journalists in Argentina, and they are not K precisely.

Matias! Why so quick to believe someone whose motives (besides selling his book), affiliations, and credentials are completely unknown to you? Is it because someone who "became an honorary citizen of Oklahoma (?)" must be an unimpeachable source? Or is he simply saying something that you already want to believe?

 

[RodalfoWalsh]

Or is he simply saying something that you already want to believe?

Ding Ding ding!!! We have a winner!

 

[Noesdeayer]

wine-guy999 The Argentine lunfardo translation for "crackpot" would be "rayado" Please see and listen to Argentine Lesson Lunfardo You Tube RAYADO If you want to be emphatic you could add right after "de la nuca total "-"from the neck on up".

 

[Matiasba]

So basically your arguments, again, are that is a plain lie, or the aluminium foil thing, that these things do not happen in real world. There are no political and economic interests, the US do not want any war, they never attacked nobody, they did not intervene in different parts of the world. Military industrial complex? Whats that?!?!?!

My opinion, is that the US is losing power more and more every year, so they are trying to control something they actually cant. The CIA exists, its not only a movie creation, they have agents, lots of agents world wide, they even imposed dictatorships all over the continent. Its not like since then they resigned to all their power.

To bribe a journalist in todays world is something extremely easy. A piece of cake for anyone, so to this people is not an impediment. We could see it here with the vulture funds.

 

[scotttswan]

 

[ElQueso]

Lol.

 

[GMXam]

Although I think Alex Jones tends to go off the deep end with many things, he may have some not so unbelievable posts that get lost in all the crazy.

For critical thinking's sake, let's say the journalist is telling the truth. Is it really that hard to believe? Power/money influencing media? If it is true, he'd probably be made to look like a nut hat by the media.

If it's not true, he'd probably be made to look like a nut hat by the media.

I'm pretty sure power/money influence the media everywhere. Their (edited) bread and butter are advertisements, subscribers, both, or their direct funders.

If this happens in a suposedly serious country like Germany (and also know of the same case in Spain) could you imagine what they do in poor and week countries like Argentina? They may not have the same interests down here, but clearly they do have them, they do want a model for this country, they have expectations.... they also have paid journalists in Argentina, and they are not K precisely.