So if I use 'youtube' as a source used from newscasts then why do some on this forum say it's bogus & false?

Question

Mochrie - I've provided copies of 'live' national / local tv telecasts - and I've been told by some on this forum - it's "bogus", "lies", etc., etc. Why do some see a telecast and say "that's bogus"? Their responses are illogical.

So is the 'newscaster' / reporter real or is she /he fake? Are they reporting facts, or actors just making **** up?

here's the clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZekosYOmXc&mode=related&search=

So did the Delta flight actaully land in Cleveland on 9/11? What then was the 2nd flight to land? The AP report is bogus? A lie?

Answer 1

There's a difference between using newscasts from credible news sources and those newscasts/movies that are made by a 12 year old on IMovie.

Answer 2

Anyone can post anything on youtube. Some of us get tired of wasting our time going to bogus links. If it's from a real broadcast, why not post the link from that site?

Answer 3

If I post the fable about the hare and the tortoise on youtube and call it a documentary - well, it just doesn't make it true, now does it?

Answer 4

Because everybody with an ALL in wonder, graphic card can copy and even reedit any movie... So the digital world can be easily manipulated to make things say what you want...

Answer 5

The Lou Dobbs link that you gave in the previous question was real. It was not pasted together. I know because I watch Lou Dobbs and saw it broad-casted.

Answer 6

it conflicts with what they believe. they only obey state sactioned infoganda.

after all what does a 12 year old kid in some secret prison camp know about it all? he obviously doesn't know as much as a large talking head paid to read pentagon press releases.