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Israeli strikes kill UN staff, more than 70 of his extended family in Gaza
(www.aljazeera.com)
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I get it. We gotta have guidelines or we get Daily Wire and The Blaze posted. But when The NY Times and Wash. Post isn’t covering Gaza accurately, shouldn’t they be held to the same standards? I’ve found corroborating news from Palestine on YouTube, Middle East Eye and Al-Jazeera. Only to find silence from Western sources. It’s disheartening.
You seems genuine in your post so I would like to inform you that the middle east eye is owned by Qatar or Al-Jazeera.
In general most news outlets are biased. That's why you read multiple sources to confirm a report. Or if it is written by credible sources, or have clear videos and images.
Honestly providing multiple sources for the same story is not a bad idea, but sometimes that would mean 5 articles that are copy-pastas of each other
I mean, basically no one in the West covers China at all except to say "China bad and is simultaneously going broke and bankrolling all US politicians"
Which in fairness, seems like it is actually true.... Those aren't actually mutually exclusive
My bigger problem is I can't get a read on the state of China. They're seasoning stones and ice because they're having food issues... But it's a continent sized country. It contains multitudes.
There's a lot of crazy shit going on over there, but is it falling apart, in decline, or just undergoing some crazy shit?