April 30, 2018
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NYT Examines How History Impacts Korean Talks–but Its Own Memory Is Fuzzy By Jim Naureckas
It’s not surprising that the US and North Korea view the history of Libyan disarmament differently, when the New York Times (4/29/18) can’t even agree with the New York Times about it. Continue reading
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As Israel Kills Dozens and Maims Thousands, Palestinian ‘Violence’ Under Media Microscope By Gregory Shupak
Corporate media help set the terms of debate about the issues they cover by pointing toward specific sets of questions and ignoring others. When news outlets highlight particular points of contention, they encourage audiences to see these as the central aspects of the story and discourage consideration of other facets of the topic. Recent reporting… Continue reading
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Syria News Links 30 April 2018
30 April 218 — williambowles.info Syria announces Yarmouk camp evacuation agreement https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/04/syria-announces-yarmouk-camp-evacuation-agreement-180430162239804.html Two killed, 13 wounded in shelling in Syria’s Homs – Russian reconciliation center http://tass.com/society/1002574 Aggression: Imperialism strikes Syria again http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheGreanvillePost/~3/aLfoKRGRkgA/ Continue reading
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Racism, Russophobia and the Western Media: Selected Articles
29 April 2018 — Global Research Whether It’s Russiagate, Skripal or Syria, the Media Have Lost Their Grip on Reality By Paul Mansfield, April 29, 2018 “Blame Russia” for absolutely everything world we currently occupy has reached a point almost beyond return and is scaling heights that would turn Joseph McCarthy green with envy. Whether it is internally Continue reading