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[[Victor Lewis Smith]] challenged the BBC to provide the rushes of the programme, stating that unless they did so, he would cancel his contract with them. The BBC declined to do so and he cancelled his contract.{{cn}} | [[Victor Lewis Smith]] challenged the BBC to provide the rushes of the programme, stating that unless they did so, he would cancel his contract with them. The BBC declined to do so and he cancelled his contract.{{cn}} | ||
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Citing his experience of burns victims, [[Craig Murray]] stated categorically in December 2018 that he believed the report was "faked".<ref>https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2018/12/gdansk/</ref> | Citing his experience of burns victims, [[Craig Murray]] stated categorically in December 2018 that he believed the report was "faked".<ref>https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2018/12/gdansk/</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 29 January 2019
 Saving Syria's Children  (propaganda?)   | |
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| Type | TV programme |
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| Interest of | • Victor Lewis-Smith • Robert Stuart |
| An emotive episode of Panorama that may have been used to try to increase public support for a program of bombing Syria. | |
Saving Syria's Children was an episode of the BBC's Panorama programme. It has been extensively researched by Robert Stuart.
Contents
Broadcast
The episode was broadcast on BBC TV in UK.[When?]
Cover up
Robert Stuart reports that YouTube has been energetic in removing copies of the program which are uploaded.[citation needed]
Exposure
Victor Lewis Smith challenged the BBC to provide the rushes of the programme, stating that unless they did so, he would cancel his contract with them. The BBC declined to do so and he cancelled his contract.[citation needed]
Robert Stuart has given numerous presentations about the programme and has been interviewed for a number of TV channels including RT.[citation needed]
Citing his experience of burns victims, Craig Murray stated categorically in December 2018 that he believed the report was "faked".[1]
