April 21, 2024
The Best Question I’ve Heard About Ukraine: “Where’s All The Video?”
by Noah
WLTreport.com
It’s funny how sometimes the most obvious things are right under our noses and we don’t see them.
This is one of those instances.
I’ve criticized so many different aspects of the Ukraine “war” and the funding of that “war” by America, but one thing I didn’t really stop to realize is the most basic question…..
If this war is SO big and has been going on for SO long, where is all the video footage?
Think about it….Israel and Iran have been engaged in their own “war” since October 7th and we have hundreds of videos of rockets, drones and airplanes striking all over the place.
We have videos of buildings being blown up.
We have video of on the ground skirmishes.
But now think about Ukraine.
Have you EVER seen any actual war footage?
After what, 3 years?
And so many billions “donated” that I lost count…..
If this war is so big, where is all the video of the battles?
I can’t recall seeing even ONE, can you?
In today’s day and age, there are video cameras EVERYWHERE. Worldwide.
If something happens, you’ll get 10 different camera angles of it uploaded to Twitter within 5 minutes.
But a 3-year Ukraine/Russia war?
I just spent 20 minutes searching Twitter and I found almost nothing.
Try it for yourself.
Credit to this lady for blowing my mind today with that question:
You know what videos we DO get, thought?
First category of videos we get are the FAKE videos.
Remember this one?
Remember how even the USA Today had to admit this was not footage of a Ukrainian mig shooting down a Russian fighter jet:
The claim: A video shows the Ukrainian Air Force shooting down a Russian jet
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, a video claiming to show the Ukrainian Air Force shooting down a Russian jet has emerged on social media.
“Just crazy footage of a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 shooting down an enemy Su-35 fighter jet. Glory to Ukraine,” reads the caption of a Feb. 25 Facebook post.
The post includes a vertical video that shows jets passing over a building. A projectile appears to strike an object in the sky, which catches on fire and produces smoke.
The video was viewed 14,000 times in a little over a week. However, the clip does not show Ukrainian fighters shooting down a Russian jet.
The video comes from a video game. Independent fact-checking organizations have debunked claims that the clip shows the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
“On this video, we are not ready to say that it is 100% truthful,” Volunteer Info, the Facebook page that shared the clip, told USA TODAY in a direct message.
Clip comes from video game
As reported by Reuters, the video comes from a game called “Digital Combat Simulator World,” which is described on its website as “a free-to-play digital battlefield game.” Swiss company Eagle Dynamics created the game.
Company spokesperson Matthias Techmanski confirmed to Reuters that the footage was from “Digital Combat Simulator World.”
Then we get videos like this of people in Ukraine having a great time partying in a Nightclub:
Does that look like a war-torn country to you?
Another one here:
Do these Ukrainians look scared for their lives?
ChatGPT has several excuses for why we just don’t have any of that pesky war footage even after 3 years:
1. Control and Restrictions: Both Russia and Ukraine have imposed controls on the flow of information for reasons of national security, operational secrecy, and to manage the narrative surrounding the conflict. These controls include restrictions on journalists and limits on what can be published or broadcasted.
2. Media Access: Access to conflict zones can be extremely dangerous, and in many cases, journalists and media personnel are restricted from entering these areas. This limits the direct reporting and recording of events as they happen.
3. Propaganda and Misinformation: There’s a high risk of propaganda and misinformation from all sides of the conflict. Videos and other forms of media are often used as tools in psychological warfare, to sway public opinion or to mislead enemy forces. Both sides might therefore be cautious about what footage is released.
4. Infrastructure and Communication Disruptions: War can lead to significant disruptions in infrastructure, including internet and telecommunications. This can hinder the ability to capture and upload videos.
5. Personal Safety and Privacy: People in conflict zones might be reluctant to film or share footage due to fears for their personal safety or in order to protect the identity and privacy of those involved in the conflict.
6. Saturation and Sensitivity: Audiences globally might also be shielded from continuous graphic content by media outlets to avoid desensitizing viewers or causing distress, adhering to ethical considerations about the impact of showing graphic war footage.
If you look on YouTube, you’ll find SOME videos….
But dig in and you find they’re highly produced and very short clips, unclear of what you are even seeing.
They usually involve one stray soldier doing something random. Hardly a video of any kind of battlefield I’ve ever seen.
Oh, and we also got this:
Dancing Ukraine Fighters Make a Mockery Of The “Ukraine War”?
http://wltreport.com/2023/09/25/dancing-ukraine-fighters-make-mockery-ukraine-war/
Remember the “Dancing Nurses” from the COVID Planned-Demic years?
You know, the MSM was telling you every day that our hospitals were being overrun with people dying left and right and out in the streets and it was just so bad!
The medical system couldn’t keep up!
IT WAS A PANDEMIC, PEOPLE!!!
But then amidst all that chaos and death, a group of nurses just….had the need to…..dance!
Remember this?
Warning: Major Cringe Alert but the BS was so awful that I hope we never forget they tried to sell us on this:
Right….so we had a deadly pandemic on our hands, but these brave nurses just found the time and courage to create an incredible dance number.
GIVE ME A BREAK!
Complete garbage folks!
But please…..let’s send them more BILLIONS, they clearly need our help!
How are these Brave Warriors supposed to Dance if we don’t keep sending Billions?
Did you catch that super creepy, super cringe-y, video of nurses dancing and singing in the White House?
It was bizarre….
It was creepy….
It was wrong on so many levels.
http://wltreport.com/2023/09/25/dancing-ukraine-fighters-make-mockery-ukraine-war/
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