Murdering Liars and their Accomplices the Jihad Media

Zombietime, blogger nonparallel, exposes another hoax, another blood libel against the Jews here.

The Red Cross Ambulance Incident

How the Media Legitimized an Anti-Israel Hoax and Changed the Course of a War

• + Introduction
• + What Supposedly Happened: The Media Accuses Israel of War Crimes
• + The Ambulance With a Hole in Its Roof: Dismantling the Evidence
• + Possible Rebuttals and Explanations of the Apparent Fraud
• + Conclusion: How a Hoax Became News

Watch the video at Zombies and  look at each claim one by one, and see if any aspect of the story stands up to careful analysis of the evidence.

It's important to watch this entire video if you can, because it not only contains the fullest account of the incident -- with scenes of injured ambulance drivers, and videos of the ambulances -- but it conveys the typical inflammatory tone of the media coverage of this conflict. For those who can't view the video, here is a partial transcript of the noteworthy sections of the report:

ITV reporter Julian Manyon: ...Lebanese ambulance men, shocked and bleeding, brought in as casualties to a hospital in Tyre. They were hurt when Israeli aircraft rocketed two ambulance crews. ... On the face of it, it is difficult to understand just how the Israeli military could possibly have mistaken two clearly marked ambulances for a legitimate military target. ...
ITV host: Well we've seen it there, haven't we, Captain Delall? This can't go on, this indiscriminate slaughter of Lebanese civilians.
Captain Delall: "We have nothing against the Lebanese civilians. We never intentionally target civilians, and certainly not ambulances or aid workers.
ITV host: Excuse me, but with the greatest respect, we're talking about the Israeli army. Do you accept that hitting a Red Cross ambulance and a convoy of civilians fleeing are acts that are flagrant breaches of the rules of war?
Captain Delall: We never intentionally target civilians or ambulances. ...
Julian Manyon: ...I would say that those ambulances were strafed from the air by helicopter fire. ...
ITV host: ...The U.N. tells ITV News that Israel is breaking the rules of war.
Julian Manyon: The air attack on two Red Cross ambulances has increased the controversy surrounding the Israeli assault on Lebanon. ... It's noticeable that one burst of fire struck the exact center of the cross on the roof of one of the ambulances. ... Because of the extreme dangers of the roads, journalists have not visited the scene. These pictures were taken by a local amateur cameraman.
ITV host: Israel's enemies are saying attacks like that one are tantamount to war crimes.

This is endemic to the mainstream media. More examples over at EU Referendum hat tip tOm p

Corruption of the Media 

Our report on the media coverage of the "Qana" incident on 30 July 2006 is complete. Please see links below for access to the parts.

Part 1 - Introduction.
Part 2 - The "set".
Part 3 - Act 1: The dead baby.
Part 4 - Act 2: The Red Cross workers. Updated 24 August.
Part 5 - Act 3: The camera runs - Scene 1.
Part 6 - Act 3: The camera runs - Scene 2.
Part 7 – Act 4: Caught in the act! New Scene added, 24 August.
Part 8 - Discussion and conclusions.

And Charles of course, who broke the story.

Comments

[wxjames]

Pamela, eventually, we will machine gun the members of the MSM. Don't worry, this will be the most enjoyable part of WW3.