ORF nutzt Kinder in Satire-Sendung, um FPÖ mit Falschinformationen zu diffamieren

Hand in Hand with the „Unity Party“ ÖVP, SPÖ, Greens, and Neos, the ORF apparently tries everything to prevent a victory of the Freedom Party. Yesterday, Tuesday, even children were „exploited“ for this purpose. „Rosenheim Cops“ instead of Armin Wolf Like many others, the author of this article is one of those people who have been avoiding ORF news programs since the Corona coverage. Even in shows where subtle propaganda is made for the left-wing zeitgeist, an alternative channel is immediately switched on. „Rosenheim Cops“ instead of Armin Wolf in the „ZIB2“, „Hubert ohne Staller“ instead of „Willkommen Österreich“ with Christoph Grissemann and Dirk Stermann. Anything is better than constantly criticizing everything that does not fit into the cliché of the „state“ opinion makers. Children’s „Round of Chief Editors“ Sometimes, when browsing through the program offerings, one still ends up with the ORF, like yesterday shortly after 10 p.m. on ORF 1, where the „Round of Chief Editors“ was running. Children of primary school age discussed politics in the new format of the show „Willkommen Österreich“. And it didn’t take long for Nora – signed as ORF moderator – to launch an attack on the FPÖ. And with a false information. False information put into children’s mouths Nora first said, probably to underline the seriousness of her questions, that the SPÖ wants to introduce inheritance tax. She said that if someone inherits one million euros, they would have to give part of it back. A girl didn’t like that: „My parents will pass it on to me and not to the SPÖ,“ she said to the amusement of the audience. Then Nora said that the FPÖ would like to abolish the ORF if they win the election. A blatant false information, as the Freedom Party never said that they want to abolish the ORF, but rather that the public broadcasting service needs to be fundamentally reformed. Austrians should choose humanity That this is more necessary than ever became clear again yesterday when the ORF – admittedly in a satire show – spread fake news. Not only because of the use of children to manipulate viewers, but also because of the constant pressure on guests to express their political opinions. Grissemann, for example, couldn’t resist asking Tom Neuwirth alias Conchita Wurst about the „current political situation“ in Austria. At first, he wanted to avoid answering, but then he said the following: It is important to me that we think of humanity when we go to vote. And then it is clear who should not be chosen. A recommendation to vote for the FPÖ from the wrong side? Did Neuwirth – satirically speaking – give a recommendation to vote for the FPÖ there? It is hard to imagine that Conchita Wurst considers it „humane“ that representatives of the „Unity Party“ ÖVP, SPÖ, Greens, and Neos were in favor of locking up Austrians during the Corona period and deporting vaccine refusers from the country. Presumably, Neuwirth actually meant the FPÖ when he mentioned the word „humanity“, because the Freedom Party was the only one that stood up for the basic and freedom rights of citizens during this time and acted in a humane manner

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ORF setzt in Satire-Sendung Kinder für Falschinformation über FPÖ ein

Hand in Hand mit der „Einheitspartei“ ÖVP, SPÖ, Grüne und Neos versucht der ORF anscheinend alles, um einen Wahlsieg der Freiheitlichen zu verhindern. Gestern, Dienstag, wurden dafür sogar Kinder „missbraucht“. “Rosenheim Cops” statt Armin Wolf Wie viele andere auch, gehört der Verfasser dieses Artikels zu jenen Personen, die vor allem Nachrichtensendungen des ORF seit der Corona-Berichterstattung meiden wie der Teufel das Weihwasser. Auch bei Sendungen, in denen subtil Propaganda für den linken Zeitgeist gemacht wird, wird sofort auf einen alternativen Kanal geschaltet. „Rosenheim Cops“ statt Armin Wolf in der „ZIB2“, „Hubert ohne Staller“ statt „Willkommen Österreich“ mit Christoph Grissemann und Dirk Stermann. Alles besser als das ständige Miesmachen von allem, was nicht in das Klischee der „staatlichen“ Meinungsmacher fällt. Kinder-“Runde

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