pawelk1986 wrote:
I heard it on TV, and more specifically in the largest Polish TVN24 news channel. They said that there are suspicions that the terrorists of ISIS, could come into possession of fissile materials (radioactive) ... This is what these journalists said on TV.
First, don't believe everything you get from TV; second, check the sources they cite; third, verify the report yourself with independent sources; finally - and most damning -
suspicion is not evidence, and thus does not prove the claim.
The report was likely little more than the TV station using speculative fearmongering to get gullible viewers to keep watching for "further developments" that never seem to come. Each year, for the months of November, February, May and July, a period known as "Sweeps Week" occurs. During these periods, TV stations compete for viewers to increase their "ratings". Those TV stations with the highest rating can command the highest prices from advertisers.
You've been caught up in a Polish sweeps race.
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