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Jean Your answer is not relevant to the Uruguayan assault on a...

Alister Wm Macintyre - September 6 2011, 12:50 PM

Jean

Your answer is not relevant to the Uruguayan assault on a Haitian teenager, however it deserves a reply.

I access what is available in my country at reasonable cost.
I view many different info sources because I believe they ALL have some kind of agenda driven by their financial sources, biases, and constraints imposed by host nations.

My views evolve as I gain more info from alternative sources.

Al Jaz is censored in USA, but I can read their articles on-line.

I like CNN although I know it is left wing.
I occasionally watch FOX although I hate their right wing rhetoric
I also watch MSNBC and CNBC but recognize most all economic advice is driven by rich people who want poorer people to lose more money into rich people schemes
I have ABC and CBS but they don't have an all news channel available to me
My favorite is C-Span - I now have 1 2 3
C-Span includes exactly what is happening, unfiltered by bias, although I know full well the people we seeing are as biased as the talking heads of the news.
I also see BBC (via C-Span) UK question-time

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Alister,only ignorant people listen or even pays...

CNN Downplays Haiti MINUSTAH Rap Case

Regarding the allegation of the 18 year old boy raped by MINUSTAH soldiers in Port Salut Haiti, CNN has just released an article stating that "the...

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The new world order controlled by the same blood line...

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