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The attempts at deception should at least be credible

 http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/russia-helping-is-by-hitting-opposition/ar-BBnDA5V?li=AAaeUIW&ocid=U142DHP



Russia 'Helping IS By Hitting Opposition'(says Sky News)


A Russian SU-24 M bomber taking off from the Syrian Hmeymim airbase, outside Latakia, Syria



 
More absolute bollox, enthusiastically reported and endorsed by Sky News. Anything, no matter how absurd, which supports the "Pro Western, Pro Syrian opposition, anti Russian" line will be hyped up, exaggerated and promoted in the hope that some elements of the "gung ho" public will actually accept this claptrap as truth and "spread the word" to others.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and our media, also wish us to believe that all the civilians killed in Syria over the past weeks, have been killed by Russian bombing and that there have been no casualties (apart from ISIS that is) resulting from British, American, French or other Coalition airstrikes. It seems that Russian bombs and missiles are the only ones which have killed Syrian men, women and children. Hammond, the media and the rest of the pro bombing MP's believe that we are all gullible enough to accept their fabrications as true. They are too dumb to realise that if you are determined to lie, then you really should make the attempts at deception at least credible.



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