Russia Today Advertisement Campaign

[mmj_uk]

Came across these ads this morning which held my attention for a while (successful campaign then ), I've never really watched Russia Today but thought they asked some very thought provoking questions.

http://rt.com/ads

http://rt.com/s/img/ads/3-small.jpg
Should fear of an unknown menace detract from the presence of the world´s largest nuclear arsenal?

http://rt.com/s/img/ads/4-small.jpg
Is the ability to influence minds more potent than a deadly force?

http://rt.com/s/img/ads/5-small.jpg
Is climate change a real threat or a global conspiracy?

http://rt.com/s/img/ads/6-small.jpg
If violence against civilians defines terrorism, then how do people in a war zone distinguish friendly forces?

http://rt.com/s/img/ads/7-small.jpg
Should a democratically elected government use violence to control a demonstration?

Do not hotlink images!!!

 

[Ciphon]

Pretty interesting little images.

Each could be debated for a long while!

 

[Sankari]

I thought that was a Met recruitment poster.

 

[Dark_Angel]

Hot links

 

[Sankari]

I rehosted the one I quoted.

 

[Cosimo]

I thought that was a Met recruitment poster.

I wondered why it wasn't a Russian policeman or don’t they allow such behaviour in Russia Today.