WATCH: BBC’s Syria coverage wants to ‘move on’ from ‘whether this is fact or not’ (updated)

CNN or BBC. It’s all in the same alphabet soup. They both want the state. They both want war. They both want to produce fact-free propaganda. It’s disgusting really.

Last week, Peter Ford, a retired British diplomat and former Ambassador to Bahrain and Syria, appeared on BBC to discuss the Syrian crisis and he was immediately the voice of reason. He dropped truth bombs left, right, and center. But the BBC wasn’t having any of it because the network just wants stooges.

At one point in the interview, the host, Naga Munchetty, actually said to Ford:

“Let’s move on from whether this is a fact or not…”

This is the state of journalism in the world today: a country could be destroyed, but you would rather perpetuate lies than investigate the truth.

Here is the entire video (relevant remarks begin at 3:00):

Speaking of CNN..

Why is this CNN reporter sniffing chemical weapons?

I’d be a little concerned about inhaling chemical weapons.

Also, how can she smell them when CNN itself reported that sarin was used in the attack? Sarin is odorless.

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— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) April 18, 2018