Feb
16
2009
16
2009
What Can You Trust These Days? (Video)
An article by 
A lot of trickery happens on TV, so I thought I would share a wonderfully funny video with you to illustrate that point. Some people who look like they are intrepid travellers braving the elements really aren’t 
Discovery Channel, that’s just brilliant… really brilliant.
I hear this guy’s show is really good. I might have to take a look some time.
Did you enjoy this article? Share it!
Related Posts
About the Author: Frank Ritchie
Frank is the Education and Advocacy Manager for TEAR Fund NZ. Frank is a licensed Minister in the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand and has a keen interest in biblical perspectives of Justice and how this connects to service to, with and for the poor, disadvantaged and marginalized people of the world.
2 Comments + Add Comment
Leave a comment
TEAR Fund New Zealand
Get Blog Updates Via Email
Recent Comments
- Hướng dẫn Đăng kí vào Diễn đàn bằng hình ảnh thật dễ dàng...^^ on Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh – Diary of a Humanitarian
- BuffCrIsoff on World’s Poorest Prove to be a Good Credit Risk
- hébergement de site internet on NZ Prostitution Law Review Committee: Report
- hoagsardell on Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh – Diary of a Humanitarian
- Twin Bed Frame on The Controversy of Easter. The Crucifixion & Freedom.
Blogroll
- Aid Watch
- Change.org
- Empire Remixed
- From Poverty to Power
- God's Politics
- Good Intentions are not Enough
- Just Comment
- Just.
- New Internationalist
- Restorative Justice
- Tax Justice Network
- The Distributist Review
- The Green New Deal Group
- The Thoughtful Campaigner
- Truth Dealer
- Wronging Rights
- ZNet – the spirit of resistance lives
haha wow. that is pretty sad.
But how can we tell if the people at failblog aren’t just taking a clip out of context?
Who do you trust?
And lets face it, anyone can see that it’s solid – look at the pile of rocks on either side, and the way the guy crosses it shows that their is no danger.
Hey, maybe he just has to mention how dangerous it can be because the Discovery Channel doesn’t want to get sued when some one doesn’t take proper caution in a similar looking situation…
Still lovin’ your blog Frank!