British General: Assad did not need chimataka in the Duma, he has already won

Major Western media continue to demonstrate the triumph of freedom of speech. The other day, the British channel Sky News, in the best traditions of democracy, brought the former commander of the British forces in Iraq, General Jonathan Shaw (Jonathan Shaw).

The retired general on the air of the news channel said that the coalition forces are stupid to take any military measures in Syria now, since Assad had already won this war. According to Jonathan Shaw, this fact can only be recognized.

Sky News staff retired British general was not allowed to complete the phrase that against the background of the military successes of the Syrian army, Assad had no point in using chemical weapon in Eastern Gute.

General:

And suddenly we get a chemical attack. But...

It was after this that the general “disappeared” from the air of the British channel, which is proved by the following fact: the truth, which destroys propaganda slogans and fakes created, today is clearly not quoted in the Western media.

Comments

[Sergey985]

I remember the statements of this Show when I fought in Iraq. Conscience does not seem to let you sleep at night.

[Alex-a832]

While the NATO warriors are in the service, they are in politics and are obliged to comply with polites. When they become retired, then free thinking awakens in them. At the same time, they suddenly discover that in the West, gangster freedom of speech is a selective concept. He is neither the first nor the last.

[Vitaly Anisimov]

They have it in the West .. As soon as they resign, immediately quite adequate things begin to say!
Democracy damn it!

[cedar]

And there is. In the devil's hell, democracy, and in Paradise Autocracy.

[iouris]

Conscience? What it is? The general is involved in the political process. Someone really wants to take the place of T. May.

[Vard]

They have this button ... Which cut down the ether ... But we do not have ... So we have more democracy ...

[Holsten]

Quote: Vard

So we have more democracy ...

But sometimes there is a desire that our frenzied "democracy" is tamed a bit. This refers to numerous television shows, where the worst punishment for Russophobic agitation and rudeness is the transition to another similar program.

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Holsten

And we do not.

Everyone has it.

[raw174]

But the truth and the obvious are told only by those generals who proudly carry the prefix: "former" ... Their words are worthless.

[Sergey985]

So to speak the truth, is tantamount to a resignation report.

[Herculesic]

And this one is also used! Now, when their cow, or queen, in short, a cow of royal blood, will directly say that the Angikos are a lying nation, then I will believe that they have democracy.

[evil partisan]

The general turned out to be wrong . You can turn it off.

[ul_vitalii]

Shitting, and not recognizing a fait accompli, these are the goals and objectives for today, and this is their favorite pastime and almost a competition, who is bigger and better.

[Victor_B]

Quote: Vard

They have this button ... Which cut down the ether ... But we do not have ... So we have more democracy ...

What a padded jacket you are!
I explain for alternatively gifted:
1. They have a button - DEMOCRATIC! Right! Respecting human rights.
2. We have a button - totalitarian! Zaputinskaya! Human rights trampling.

[Strashila]

Nothing new ... everything that does not fit into the official framework of the government’s statements is being swept away ... freedom of speech within the notorious "ethics", the same thing happened in 2008 ... an interview with a girl from South Ossetia in America ... how only mentioned that the aggressor Georgia ... disappeared from the air.

[rotmistr60]

But ...

The last thing the retiree managed to say is a good characterization of the behavior and statements of current British politicians. Everything is “right” with them, but ... through one place.

[bald]

It’s worthless to the common people that information is available that is imposed on the rulers by liars. It’s shitty that a deliberate lie is revealed over time. Lies act with impunity.

[KVU-NSVD]

All the "exes are seeing", and the "future" say logical things. And only the acting behave outside the available common sense .. And how can one not believe in the "world behind the scenes"? ..

[wellaut]

You can’t say about Gorbachev that he received his sight ... For so many years

[Nyrobsky]

The word is not a sparrow - it will fly out, Such ... you’ll catch))) It’s a pity the general, probably he will die soon.

[wellaut]

Do you think they’ll be using Beginner again?
Interestingly, does the general also live near Porton Down? ...

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: wellaut

Do you think they’ll be using Beginner again?
Interestingly, does the general also live near Porton Down? ...

For a retired English general, Novice is no longer relevant. Enough and Fart .

[Altona]

Quote: MIKHAN

They have it in the West .. As soon as they resign, immediately quite adequate things begin to say!
Democracy damn it!

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While a person is working, the so-called "corporate ethics" is pressing on him, but in fact a corporate dictatorship. Because in capitalism, every cricket must silently incubate its sixth and not be clever. And then, when free, then “freedom of speech”, and even then, up to a certain point.

[1970mk]

Retired general ???? Stated? It’s not funny for yourself? We have "retired generals" a little? Nobody and how ... that's what a "retired general said" ... in fact, nothing more

[Valerevich]

Democracy, freedom of speech .... nude-nude)

[razved]

The British media themselves shut up this general.

[wellaut]

Quote: Vard

They have this button ... Which cut down the ether ... But we do not have ... So we have more democracy ...

Just with our version of democracy, "live broadcasts" can be recorded indefinitely to achieve the desired option.