There are a lot of people who are not buying the entire Ukraine story, and for good reason.
How can anyone believe that the situation is dire when you have Jill Biden jetting off to the war-torn area to promote her book, or Nancy Pelosi traipsing in to get a photo with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy?
None of it makes any sense and then you throw in the constant propaganda between Russia and Ukraine that has been off the charts one does question.
You’d expect a lot of propaganda from Russia, they’re known for that, but we’re seeing even more from Ukraine, you can’t believe anything you see or hear, because a few hours later, it’s debunked.
At some point, you just wonder if these two aren’t just shifty players fighting one another, and we should stay out of it.
People are also suspicious because of the billions we’re shoveling over there — especially while so many Americans are suffering here at home.
This is leading to A LOT of conspiracy theories that there isn’t really a “war” going on.
The Post Millennial reported:
On Monday, retired four-star general and MSNBC “military analyst” Barry R. McCaffrey posted a clip of video game footage to Twitter. He claimed it was a display of strength from Ukraine’s air defense. It’s actually footage from a video game.
The clip came from YouTube’s “shorts” section and is titled “Russian MiG-29’s Get Shot Down By Air Defense System | Arma 3 #Shorts #Airdefense #Arma3.”
ARMA 3 is an open-world military tactical shooter game for PC published in September 2013.
What’s captured on video is two in-game jets being shot down by an air defense system set up on the ground. McCaffrey’s tweet was deleted after conservative pundit Benny Johnson pointed out the glaring mistake on Twitter.
MSNBC’s “military analyst” is posting fake war videos from a video game.
Why is Left-Wing corporate media allowed to spread “misinformation” about a war, while they advocate for Censorship of Conservatives and Fact Checking of Memes? https://t.co/YDKGSkkvGV
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) May 16, 2022
This is the footage the “war expert” shared on Twitter.
Watch:
Had @Reuters post paintball soldiers and a retired "Four Star US Army General" (who works for @NBC and @MSNBC) post video game air battle. Did Biden send Ukraine $40 billion in Monopoly money? @ComfortablySmug pic.twitter.com/7Fj28ilzqZ
— Just Donna 🇺🇸 (@Crypsis12) May 17, 2022
Here’s what people online are saying:
“That’s all they can post, lies and they wonder why we don’t trust them?”
“Jen Psaki should fit right in at that place lol”
“I’m beginning to doubt there’s a real war. Maybe it’s all video games. Who knows anymore?”
“If your military analyst needs an adult diaper then he is out of touch with the reality on the ground”
“And a decade-old game at that. Are you freaking kidding me?”
“Is this a fake war, designed just to launder billions of dollars?”
“DC Liars who Lie. I have come to the realization that not one individual inside The Beltway is even capable of telling the truth.”
“If they can make their viewers believe a video game clip is real, imagine how much easier it is to convince their viewers 81 million votes.”
This is just par for the course when it comes to the Ukraine war.
It’s been a bonanza of propaganda and fake news, and the whole thing just feels “weird.”
