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September 28th, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Sara Nathan and Paul Revoir
Daily Mail
September 28, 2011
ITV was this evening forced to apologise after faking footage on a brand-new flagship show – using clips from a violent video game.
Network chiefs were left embarrassed after admitting that new prime-time show Exposure had used clips from Arma II, purportedly showing the IRA shooting down a British Army helicopter.
Footage of the 1988 ‘attack’ was shown to viewers on Monday night’s premiere show on ITV1, which exposed the former Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi’s links with the IRA. The helicopter was seen being blasted by soldiers on a hillside, before spiralling down to earth as a voiceover stated: ‘Gaddafi weapons had upped the ante.’
But hours after Exposure: Gaddafi and the IRA was broadcast, angry viewers took to the Internet and claimed that in fact, the footage had actually been taken from video game Arma II. ITV admitted the ‘human error’, as a spokesman told the Mail: ‘The events featured in Exposure: Gaddafi and the IRA were genuine.
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They can’t help that the smoked looked so bad. They were going to use Call of Duty, but then everyone would have noticed. So they used a no-name game to try to hide it, and people noticed anyway. They should have apologized for using such a crappy game. What’s next, clips from Halo to convince us of an alien attack?
Ah, but the video game used the video of the real attack. And then the video was lost. That should have been their response. They just need to think these things through.
You’re kidding me!?
“NOPE! …. Not kidding!”
….sorry, had to do that.
Games have gotten real enough to fool the unwary. Unless you play them a lot, you really can’t tell sometimes. This footage was a bit obvious (nobody moved much and the smoke was circular puffs) and I would have noticed even if I didn’t read the article beforehand.