CNN use footage of Tskhinvali ruins to cover Georgian report

Trust a country where freedom of the Press is protected as part of its core ideals, or the media of a country with a dreadful record of protecting journalistic freedom?

Hmm.

I trust the second one.

freedom of the Press LOL yeah freedom to lie...

Yankees always lie.
Whatever suits their propaganda. If necessary they will invent WMD and go plunder Iraq to get that precious oil.

and russians never lie???

LMAO

I was born in the shit hole called USSR. My country was occupied for 50 years. I trust a wild wolf more than I trust a russian.

That's because a wild wolf is your friend. a Tambov wolf that is :)

And btw you still live in a shit hole, no matter how much money EU dumped in Latvia - you destroyed your production base.

no, 50 years of Urla Soviet Union rule destroyed our production base. When USSR collapsed we were left trying to sell crappy soviet technology that everyone looked at and laughed.

It will take us at least 50 years to recover from that piece of shit russian empire. But we will, and EU will help us.

Bush lied, but he represents a minority in America. And most Americans will and can admit that Bush lied.

Unlike Russia, where your government is always like a Mafia, and if you say something, noone will ever see you again

:-)

you sell stereotypes.
Bush represented the majority of USA, otherwise you wouldn't elect that moron twice, would you?
I haven't seen any american admitting at least once that their tv (fox, cnn, etc) are just brainwashing propaganda machines.

Bush represents the extreme religious right of the USA, who are about 30-40% of the population.

And Al Gore got more votes than Bush in 2000.

Fox is a brainwashing propaganda machine, many people know that. Even president Obama just said it.

That's very nice to talk to a person with some reasoning.
Most of the americans I speak to still live with Cold War thinking mentality like "those dirty commies are still waiting to get us".
No wonder since their brains are polluted with "objective" journalism like the one in this flick.