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Tue Mar-01-11 04:14 PM
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Russian TV Reports On The Silence From Our Media (Wisconsin)... |
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Tue Mar-01-11 04:35 PM
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1. The American news media would be embarassed if they were even pretending to be a news media. - n/t |
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Tue Mar-01-11 04:47 PM
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2. K&R- Thanks for the post...Makes you wonder about a free press |
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when ours is for sale to the highest bidder. But they have great hair!
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Tue Mar-01-11 05:09 PM
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3. This post and link are ridiculous |
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Edited on Tue Mar-01-11 05:10 PM by RZM
RT is an Russian government mouthpiece. They are funded by the Kremlin - their sole purpose is to broadcast propaganda in the English language. For those who might not be aware, the Russian press (especially on television) has been mostly bought out by the regime or cowed into submission. Views critical of Russia's authoritarian system and those who run it really don't air on television there (they are a more prevalent online, but most Russians get their news from television). RT would NEVER broadcast ANYTHING critical of the United Russia clique that controls it. For them to criticize real news outlets goes beyond hypocrisy into the realm of the absurd, especially since there has been extensive coverage in the US media on the Wisconsin situation for weeks now.
This is pure, unadulterated bullshit.
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Tue Mar-01-11 05:12 PM
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Our propaganda stinks less than their propaganda!
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Wed Mar-02-11 12:47 PM
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12. They aren't even in the same ballpark |
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You hear plenty of criticism of US government policies from US media outlets. You don't get that from Russian media outlets, because they have been co-opted by the state. The discrepancy is all the worse because the United States is a functioning democracy, while Russia has an authoritarian regime.
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Tue Mar-01-11 05:46 PM
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5. What You Said About RT May be True |
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but that does not imply that the content is bullshit. In fact, the storyline is kind a low-hanging fruit that anyone could have reported on.
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Wed Mar-02-11 03:28 AM
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10. Moose & Squirrel vs Boris & Natasha |
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Tue Mar-01-11 05:50 PM
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6. When a person with BO CREDIBLY disses your smell... |
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It's time to change deodorants.
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Tue Mar-01-11 06:44 PM
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7. We just did "change" the deodorant. |
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Yet it still stinks like the last administration FAR too often.
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Tue Mar-01-11 09:34 PM
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8. I wonder how many countries see it the same way |
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"As Lauren Lyster reports, while U.S. leaders fly the flag for popular uprisings thousands of miles away, it's a very different story at home."
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Wed Mar-02-11 03:07 AM
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9. Remember when *our* media used top report on the Soviet state |
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neswspaper and broadcast media that reported only state-approved propaganda? How ironically reversed it is now!
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Wed Mar-02-11 03:46 AM
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11. More coverage of us in Mother Russia than we can get in the good ole' US of A. n/t |
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