Quote (babun1024 @ Feb 11 2024 06:54pm)
That's my other problem with the current state of MSM. In any literature class, they ask you to cite the lines you're interpreting to prove your claims. An opinion piece has to be marked as an opinion and not as report.
Propaganda => one sided reporting
Russia forbid most if not all foreign media to keep their inland narrative. The west does the same, that's why it's called propaganda. They're both afraid their lies is gonna be exposed and they'll lose support in inland. So again, just looking at the inside sources or weighing them up more is a bad idea.
I've pointed out from the beginning of the conflict that every country / government want their citizens to support their cause therefor every country uses propaganda in various forms, not only Russia or North Korea.
The thing is that the West always used to fully support independent journalism but in Ukraine journalists / reporters cannot even get close to the front or they risk being arrested. Ukrainians civilians get arrested when they merely film damage caused by Russian missile attacks and post on their social media.
Meanwhile Western media wants us to believe that Russia blew up their own critical infrastructure, they shelled their own forces at the nuclear power plant and so on.