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To: isopatch who wrote (762976)	5/17/2022 11:25:38 AM
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From War Propaganda to Ridiculous nonsense! <US four-Star general tweets video game as real Ukraine war battle An American mainstream “military analyst”, the four-star General Barry McCaffrey on Monday tweeted a sequence from a 2015 video game Arma 3 as the actual footage of Ukrainian forces downing a Russian aircraft. Published: May 17, 2022, 11:46 am MARIUPOL General Barry McCaffrey lost this battle in the information war with fake tweets about Ukrainian victories. Wikipedia It is quite surprising that the high-ranking military officer did not verify the content he chose to spread on his social media account since it is not the first time the pro-Ukraine faction has published video game footage as genuine Ukraine victories. In fact, the Ukrainian government had previously released at least two video game clips for propaganda in recent months. In a short clip of the Arma 3 video game play, an imaginary Russian MiG-29 gets shot down by an air defense system. “Russian aircraft getting nailed by UKR missile defense. Russians are losing large numbers of attack aircraft. UKR air defense becoming formidable,” McCaffrey announced on Twitter. Faced with a deluge of mocking and incredulous comments, McCaffrey quickly deleted the embarrassing post. The fake footage did not stop CNN pro-Ukraine pundit Max Boot from retweeting it. Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense had used Arma 3 video game footage before to claim non-existent victories. How does it make you feel that a former Army four star general is fooled by OBVIOUS video game footage? pic.twitter.com/XDw044wCCe — Rosie’s No Refund Policy (@DarnelSugarfoo) May 16, 2022> Excerpt from: freewestmedia.com

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