Kao što sam već negdje rekao, popravili su se od neke godine, u ovom slučaju 1983. Ma sigurno ne bih oni ponavljali istu stvar i činili populaciju potpunim idiotima. Najzanimljiviji dio: IT BECAME ABUNDANTLY CLEAR TO SNYDER THAT, IN SMEARING THE SOVIETS, THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION HAD PRESENTED FALSE ACCUSATIONS TO THE UNITED NATIONS, AS WELL AS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD. IN HIS BOOK, SNYDER ACKNOWLEDGED HIS OWN ROLE IN THE DECEPTION, BUT DREW A CYNICAL CONCLUSION. HE WROTE, “THE MORAL OF THE STORY IS THAT ALL GOVERNMENTS, INCLUDING OUR OWN, LIE WHEN IT SUITS THEIR PURPOSES. THE KEY IS TO LIE FIRST.” consortiumnews/2014/07/29/obama-should-release-ukraine-evidence/ When KAL007 was shot down, Alvin A. Snyder, director of the U.S. Information Agency’s television and film division, was enlisted in a concerted effort to “heap as much abuse on the Soviet Union as possible,” as Snyder writes in his 1995 book, “Warriors of Disinformation.” He and his colleagues also earned an A-plus for bringing the “mainstream media” along. For example, ABC’s Ted Koppel noted with patriotic pride, “This has been one of those occasions when there is very little difference between what is churned out by the U.S. government propaganda organs and by the commercial broadcasting networks.” ... “The perception we wanted to convey was that the Soviet Union had cold-bloodedly carried out a barbaric act,” wrote Snyder, adding that the Reagan administration went so far as to present a doctored transcript of the intercepts to the United Nations Security Council on September 6, 1983. Only a decade later, when Snyder saw the complete transcripts — including the portions that the Reagan administration had hidden — would he fully realize how many of the central elements of the U.S. presentation were false. The intercepts showed that the Soviet fighter pilot believed he was pursuing a U.S. spy aircraft and that he was having trouble in the dark identifying the plane. Per instructions from ground control, the pilot had circled the KAL airliner and tilted his wings to order the aircraft to land. The pilot said he fired warning shots, as well. This information “was not on the tape we were provided,” Snyder wrote.
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