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| Marie Harf of the State Department, being "impartial" and "objective" (photo via Ron Paul Institute) |
From the State Department press briefing, July 21, 2014; Marie Harf (A) responding to questions from Matt Lee of AP (Q). Original transcript here.
Where do they find these people? Barf, indeed.
Hat tip: Niqnaq.
Q: Well, I mean, again, you might be right, but I don’t see how you can say that everything we say is right and everything the Russians say is a lie.Who are you going to believe, Marie Harf, or your own lying eyes?
A: That’s not what I said.
Q: That’s exactly what you just said right now.
A: That’s not what I said. I said I would say that we are not two credible, equally credible parties when it comes to what we say publicly about the conflict in Ukraine.
Q: And your argument would be that the U.S. is more credible than the Russians are, right? Is that what you’re –
A: I’m not even dignifying that question with a response.
Q: But you’re leaving that impression, Marie.
A: That we’re more credible? Yes. We don’t put out mass amounts of propaganda. We don’t put out misinformation about what’s happening there repeatedly over the course of this conflict, which I've spoken about from this podium day after day. Absolutely.
Where do they find these people? Barf, indeed.
Hat tip: Niqnaq.
1 comment:
I find it funny that the state department refuses to release any of thier evidence while Russia held a military briefing showing what evidence they have. The US is lying out of thier nose here. I believe they know who did it and to release the info would contradict thier propaganda.
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