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I watched the documentary. It was terribly low quality, filled with rumors and hearsay, and featured once prominent UK politicians and BBC newscasters. It truly
by hobbitstan 4y ago
I watched the documentary. It was terribly low quality, filled with rumors and hearsay, and featured once prominent UK politicians and BBC newscasters. It truly stunk of British propaganda. Not surprising for the BBC.
- bunbun69 4y agoHow's that related to this article? People should have the freedom to spread rumors and hearsay... according to Musk. But he still censored many people.
- hobbitstan 4y agoIndia has the right and ability to stop foreign propaganda. Most countries do. Except the US apparently.
- hellojesus 4y agoThat is because the US has the 1st Ammendment. Thank the heavens.
- monkey_monkey 4y agoI watched it as well, and it tallies with much of what my relatives in India have told me. A society that claims to be democratic and open must actually tolerates dissent and let programmes like this be available and challenge factual inaccuracies instead of resorting to banning.