The British Broadcasting Corporation issued an apology after a report on the deadly massacre in Syria featured a shot of the UNSC’s logo from Halo.

Last week’s report on the conflict in Syria attempted to use the official logo for the United Nations Security Council’s logo on the introduction to its latest report, but a very confused graphics department accidentally pasted the United Nations Space Command’s logo from Halo on its background screens instead. The network issued an apology and assured viewers that all subsequent broadcasts were replaced with the correct logo.

Of course, whenever the TV news makes a major boo-boo on the air, someone is always ready at a moment’s notice to rip the footage off of their DVR and post it to YouTube for the world to enjoy. This incident was no exception.

Intelligent skeptics should see through the media’s smoke screen in order to work out what is really going on in Syria

Patrick Henningsen
Infowars.com
May 28, 2012

If you are still needing an academic tutorial on exactly how the mainstream media is able to generate a completely phony public consensus to support foreign intervention projects, you need look no further than the dangerous, fictional narrative currently being rolled out regarding Syria.

This past Saturday and Sunday morning, almost every major corporate mainstream newspaper and TV network in North America and in Europe ran with the average headline, “Massacre of the children as Syrian forces hit rebels”, giving hundreds of millions of readers and viewers to artificial impression that it was Syrian government forces – and not western-backed terrorist groups, who carried out a massacre on children and others days ago - even though, the true culprit of these attacks has not yet been determined – a fact which was only briefly mentioned later on in these very same media reports.

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