Originally posted by: Haila_tu
Not me...the international media is.They've refuted Balakot casualties, of which there was none. It's shameful and a blow to India's reputation. It's time to question Modi's motive with the upcoming elections in tow. Every Indian citizen should.
Originally posted by: Heisenberg17_
You mean the international media that was never allowed to visit the actual site of the blasts?
Originally posted by: Haila_tu
BBC,ReutersandAl Jazeeraall sent reporters to Jaba. The reporters returned with eerily similar accounts: There was not much damage, a few trees were uprooted and a villager had received head injuries.I don't understand the rage if someone questions Modi. Don't question DeMo, don't question Rafael, don't question the economy. If you question anything you're a Libtard/Desh Drohi/Khalistani.Still going to vote for Modi because the alternative is worse but that doesn't mean Modi is not a chor. Like every other politician, he's a scumbag too.😆
Usually the JEM AND PAK media are quick to refute claims. All they have to do is post videos of the ones who IAF had claimed they shot.
Why are the JEM and PAK media quiet on this. Why did they "send 45 Jem terrorist to safe house".I choose to believe IAF and Indian Army.Most of the people from Pakistan won't and of course to hen there's the anti-nationals and pappu fans.Most if anti-modi chants and tweets are from Pakistan.
Originally posted by: Haila_tu
BBC, Reuters and Al Jazeera all sent reporters to Jaba. The reporters returned with eerily similar accounts: There was not much damage, a few trees were uprooted and a villager had received head injuries.I don't understand the rage if someone questions Modi. Don't question DeMo, don't question Rafael, don't question the economy. If you question anything you're a Libtard/Desh Drohi/Khalistani.Still going to vote for Modi because the alternative is worse but that doesn't mean Modi is not a chor. Like every other politician, he's a scumbag too. 😆
Originally posted by: Heisenberg17_
You mean the international media that was never allowed to visit the actual site of the blasts?
Originally posted by: Haila_tu
BBC, Reuters and Al Jazeera all sent reporters to Jaba. The reporters returned with eerily similar accounts: There was not much damage, a few trees were uprooted and a villager had received head injuries.I don't understand the rage if someone questions Modi. Don't question DeMo, don't question Rafael, don't question the economy. If you question anything you're a Libtard/Desh Drohi/Khalistani.Still going to vote for Modi because the alternative is worse but that doesn't mean Modi is not a chor. Like every other politician, he's a scumbag too. 😆Reporters also returned saying they were not allowed to visit the actual camp because the site was innocently being guarded by Pakistan army. Apparently Pakistan has so much military strength that they employ those people in guarding random hills with some structures where no one visits.If you actually spend time trying to read the articles about BBC, Reuters, Al Jazeera (add NYT as well) read them in entirety atleast. But really you need to get some better sources because relying on these media houses for information about what IAF did is laughable.Ask questions about DeMo but I hope the questions are good not based on half baked knowledge.
Originally posted by: Canterville.
Who says the International media was not allowed? Al jazeera was live streaming the area and interviewing the locals. It was the Indian side that didn't allow the international media.Before anyone assume anything, No, I'm not a Pakistani or Pappu supporter or anti-national.Questioning your PM doesn't qualify you for any of these.International media says duh
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