Covered by Dutch News broadcast this evening ... the Dutch never cease to amaze how the News item is put in context. Not stupidity, just intentional to deceive.See presentation by NATO officials, veteran or retired generals or Anne Applebaum as a neutral witness to Russia's wars.

Started with video of Churchill's speech before Congress in January 1942 [? or was it Dec. 26, 1941]

On a cold December 22, 1941, an airplane carrying Winston Churchill touched down at an airfield near Washington, D.C.

The prime minister had come to pay a visit to President Franklin Roosevelt and discuss how Britain and the United States could best coordinate strategy in the wake of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor.

Two weeks earlier, Roosevelt had stood before Congress and delivered a scathing indictment of the Japanese assault that left the U.S. Pacific fleet in pieces.

"Yesterday, December 7th, 1941--a date which will live in infamy--the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan," Roosevelt told Congress.

Important visit by Churchill to confirm America-UK alliance that led to the defeat of Nazi Germany ... no mention of Stalin and the role of the Soviet Union ... between 27 and 40 million deaths. Barack Obama placed the Churchill bust back in storage as a colonial figure, today Churchill and his image is needed as never before.

Further, our local war propagandist Hubert Smeets got his to the n^th power interview to spout anti-Russia disinformation.

Raam op Rusland  = Window on Russia

Crucial visit of a leader fighting our war for freedom against a terror state that must be defeated.

Ended with a clip of our Red Mitch McConnell who let it be known the Republican majority in the House will continue military support until Russia is defeated.

.@LeaderMcConnell on Zelenskyy Visit: Helping Ukraine Directly Serves Core American Interests [_link]
Video: https://t.co/aigXy4l0eB

— Senator McConnell Press (@McConnellPress) December 21, 2022

Yep .... Western media unbiased and well balanced as source for NATO war propaganda ... another prize for "journalism".

'Sapere aude'