You are right I should have check the source as I was sent the image by a friend on my social media... I am definitely not trying to get anyone to follow my agenda, I was just interested in what other people had to say about the topic. As stated above I should have posted this in a different sub but as it seems to be bullshit I'm deleting the post.

I'm definitely not trolling, just interested in people's opinions, thanks for yours.

That's a stock photo. News outlets rarely get real photos to go with their stories, but somebody running all of these stories feels there's a compelling reason to include pictures when none are available. Using stock photos and videos in news is very common.

Poor journalistic integrity, yes. Conspiracy, no.

I see what's the picture tries to say, but it's kind of sad and ironic that none of the depicted pictures are from actual tv images, thus my downvoat.

If you get rid of the news branding at the bottom you'd probably still see the "shutterstock" watermark.

Seems like the viewers have to be the proof checkers these days. Most journalists seem to have blogger mentality.

That's what you get from a "free" news outlet.

The truth is its an airplane toilet holding tank found by some janitor?

So which is correct? Or are they all wrong?

The news has always been skewed/manipulated. Things like this are called out more because of social media, as you see here, so they've switched to doing more diversions now. They try to hide the news rather than lie about what it is.