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Zevico
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Apr 2002 time: 15:27
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Any "real" news agencies. Such as what? How is Jerusalem Post, for example, biased when it comes to factual reporting? Why would they report rumours and show them as facts? Why would they hide an Israeli 'massacre'? When was the last time such a massacre occurred?
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CyberGnu
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of the Virtual Serengeti
Apr 1999 time: 05:27
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quote: Any "real" news agencies. Such as what? |
New York Times, Washington Post, BBC, CNN, Le Monde, Reuters, AP... You know, agencies with journalistic integrity. I'm sure there are some down under.
quote: How is Jerusalem Post, for example, biased when it comes to factual reporting? |
Well, this seems to be a good example, doesn't it? A story of this magnitude (Abu Mazen quitting) would certinaly be reported by real news agencies. Not a peep so far.
quote: Why would they report rumours and show them as facts? |
Because they are not catering to people looking for facts. They cater to people who want their prejudice confirmed.
quote: Why would they hide an Israeli 'massacre'? |
Actually, "they" in this context refered to whoever posted this story. The logic is pretty simple: The valiant Israeli stormtroopers killed 5 innocent people. In order to avoid critism, let's draw attention to the awful evens in the PA.
quote: When was the last time such a massacre occurred? |
Yesterday, depending on time zone.
http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/inte...al-mideast.html
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Edan
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quote: Originally posted by CyberGnu
New York Times, Washington Post, BBC, CNN, Le Monde, Reuters, AP... You know, agencies with journalistic integrity. I'm sure there are some down under. |
Umm... CNN... right...
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Not a peep so far.
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I suggest you take another look, it's on Reuters and a number of other sources, including those you consider to have "journalistic integrity", if you had bothered to take a look.
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Edan
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Drake, Edan... I might be more inclined to believe both of you except ALL of the links you posted said that Abu Mazan THREATENED to resign, not that he resigned at all. |
None of the articles said that he quit - including the original article (which Gnu refused to believe because it didn't come from a "real news agency" ) It had merely stated:
quote: Palestinian officials tried to convince Abu Mazen, who returned home after leaving the meeting, to attend a central committee meeting at a later date. It is not clear if Abu Mazen has agreed. |
At the time, it was not clear if Abu Mazen was going to quit or not. (indeed, it's still not clear that he won't)
Indeed, it looked as if there was a good chance that he would quit at the time the article came out, which was before they agreed to meet wednesday.
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