While you Watch Censorship on RT article about Israel truck-ramming

[abduLMaria]

https://www.rt.com/news/372965-truck-attack-jerusalem-injured/

Look at the comments.

If you log in, for example with Facebook

(ATTENTION, Facebook has security risks but anyway)


it masks your identity and gives you a username which you can edit.


The comments section is 99% pro-Palestinian.

The posts were coming in, seems like 1 a second.

They would build up "Likes"


Then ZAP censored.


I am curious what other TIU members think of the 200 websites, such as Zero Hedge, which the garbage stream media listed as "fake news" something or other.

I wondered, what do all those 200 websites have in common ?

By and large, they all link to Russia Today.


However, RT is not that anti-Israel or anti-American.

But the Comments section is massively anti-Israel and anti-American.

I think that is what TPTB are really afraid of -

uncensored news discussion that is unapologetic about supporting the Palestinians, and calling out the US and Israel on their Mass Murder Programs.

[yankeedoodle]

It's no wonder they are deleting pro-Palestinian comments.  But, perhaps more sinister, maybe they are running articles to attract comments, so as to identify comment-makers, with the comments being immediately deleted, of course, once they know who you are.

There's something very suspicious happening on RT in the last few months, A-M (you're in double-trouble, my friend, because your name sounds both Arabic and Spanish, which is close enough to Mexican to get you into trouble  ).

A few months ago, they started having these annoying pop-up comments - Blue Squirrel, Red Trombone, etc. - and it couldn't be disable.  Contacted RT and complained, and they did nothing.

It's being done by spot.im, which is, you guessed it - in Israhell.  The IM suffix is the Isle of Man, but, if you go to the site, you will see they are in Israhell.

Actually wrote to them, saying that I was going to stop reading RT if they didn't tell me how to disable this annoying bullshit, and, just about a week ago - after several months - they replied as follows: 

The comment system is on RT.com by their request. If you choose to no longer browse RT.com there is nothing we can do about it. If there is a certain issue you are having with the system other than trying to completely remove it I might be able to assist you with that. We're sorry that this didn't work out. If you have any questions feel free to let us know.

Best Regards.
     

Don't read RT on laptop anymore.  But, if you read it on a tablet, there isn't any of the comment bullshit.

[abduLMaria]

For those who do post there,

I suggest writing all posts in another program.

I use Windows Wordpad ... I used to use Eudora.

It's the longer well written posts, that include
references etc. that tend to get deleted.

If they delete your post, there is no reason for you to lose your work.

And it's the post that is deleted - that deserves to be re-posted.  And tracked.


It's like they're sending you a telegram saying,

"These are the issues we are especially sensitive about".


Entrenched interests are TERRIFIED of people simply telling the truth.

I have a hunch this is connected to why Assange is holed up in the Ecuador embassy in London, and Snowden is living in Moscow.

[Ognir]

Still no foto of the dead fella

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